On October 20th, at 6:00 p.m., the auditorium of Blanquerna School of Communication and International Relations (Valldonzella, 12) will hold the opening ceremony of our postgraduate studies with a conference by Dr. Terry O'Sullivan, Professor of the Open University UK.

The journalism professor Francesc Viadel has won the XVIII Josep Maria Ribelles Poetry Award in Valencia, for his book Ciutat, dies insòlits.

Four Cinema and Television students won the award for best screenplay in the New Auteurs section of the Sitges Film Festival for the short "Dinosaurios."

This year, the New Auteurs section of the Sitges Festival has chosen as finalists two short films made ​​by students of the School of Communication and International Relations Blanquerna.

For the second year in a row, Blanquerna School of Communication and International Relations will host the year’s most important advertising event for university students.

Blanquerna School of Communication and International Relations (Valldonzella, 12) will hold the II Symposium on "Collective Memory in the Media" on Thursday, 2 October at 9:00 in the School’s auditorium.

The Joan Maragall Foundation is organizing a conference on the situation of Christians in the Middle East, with the participation of Father Manuel Nin, archimandrita and rector of the Greek College in Rome.

This September 15th, we’ve started the new academic year, with over three hundred and fifty new students in the four degrees offered by Blanquerna School of Communication and International Relations.

We welcomed a group of representatives of Hubei University, from Wuhan, capital of Hubei, province of China, with whom we have signed an exchange agreement for students and teachers.

Professor of Religion and Communication graduate, Dr. Leticia Soberon, has been chosen by the Vatican to join the new committee of experts who who the goal of revising and renovating the communication strategy of Pope Francis.