The EAFIT University launches the Master in Literature, a deepening program designed to train professionals with critical and creative competences in literary studies. It stands out for having a highly qualified teaching staff.

This program develops a project-based learning approach, applying literature to the social appropriation of knowledge and research-research. The profile of the graduate is that of a creative and critical professional with skills to manage mediation, promotion and literary dissemination projects in academic, editorial and cultural contexts.

We live hyperconnected to our devices, consuming and producing information in different platforms and formats convergently. The Master in Transmedia communication aims to understand and work in that environment, which not only has to do with communication and digital, but opens a world of possibilities.

Communicating the political and the public is an important challenge, either as a strategist within an electoral campaign, as a journalist who covers power or as an official. From there they open paths to explore the narratives associated with politics and political, the social manifestation in virtual and digital environments, the understanding of the public sphere as the place where power is disputed, where civil society is found and activated, and where the meaning of a country is built.

Our doctorate seeks to train researchers and creators who, with a plural spirit, wish to face social, cultural and artistic challenges using theoretical, quantitative, qualitative and digital methodologies, as well as their possible convergences. If you are interested in studying a social, cultural or artistic problem, obtaining a better understanding progressively and mobilizing your intellectual energies to propose bold and rigorous solutions, this doctorate is what you are looking for.

The publication of a book or a narrative in physical, digital or hybrid support is the culminating point of a value chain that requires many links: the authors work hand in hand with editors, promoters, designers and diagramadors, critics, translators and booksellers, while literary recognition is built by generations of readers who read, comment, value and reinterpret what they received from tradition.