Tertiary Studies Center
Study Sports Journalism at
River Plate
- Sports Journalism degree with official higher technical qualification
- In-person mode at Club Atlético River Plate or 100% online from anywhere
- Duration: 3 years
- Comprehensive training in traditional media, digital platforms, social media and professional audiovisual production
- Practical and up-to-date approach to sports journalism, with a focus on digital and multi-platform environments
River Plate Tertiary Studies Center
Curriculum includes:
- ·Graphic and Multimedia Journalism
- ·Television, Radio and Sports
- ·Social Media and Digital Platforms
- ·Communication Theory and Spanish Language
- ·New subjects focused on digital communication:
- -Comprehensive Expression and Public Speaking
- -Media Creation and Management
- -Brand and Community Development
The degree
What is the student profile?
This degree is aimed at training sports communicators with a contemporary outlook, capable of analysing, narrating and producing content for multiple platforms.
We combine traditional journalism with new digital languages, offering a unique programme that brings together writing, public speaking, media production, brand development and a deep understanding of the sports world.
The graduate profile is designed for those who wish to work in media, clubs, social networks, communication agencies or their own ventures.
You will learn to create powerful narratives, research sporting contexts, use audiovisual tools and communicate with impact to increasingly demanding audiences.
As a sports journalist, you won't just report: you will interpret, create and connect with a passionate and well-informed audience.
Our plans
Standard
Train with the best and experience sports journalism from the inside.
- ✓Annual enrolment
- ✓Official qualification
- ✓Internships (Elite / amateur)
- ✓Partnerships and agreements
Testimonials from our students
"Studying at the River Plate Tertiary was an experience I highly recommend. There I was able to develop my journalistic and content creation skills, which helped me grow an Instagram account with great reach."
Tomás González
Former Journalism student at River
"Being part of the River Plate Tertiary was an experience that truly marked me. I not only gained knowledge thanks to the dedication of the teachers, but also confidence, friendships and the certainty that I chose the right path."
Luz Colom
Journalism student at River
"How much I enjoyed studying at River's Tertiary! A one-of-a-kind experience! I was able to learn, grow and connect with people who share my passion for sports journalism."
Mauricio Serrano
Former Journalism student at River
Frequently asked questions
Yes. In both in-person and distance modes, teachers and tutors provide academic follow-up, support with assignments and professional guidance.
The official qualification is only issued upon completing the full curriculum. However, you can request transcripts of passed subjects if you need to certify your progress.
You can pay by debit card, bank transfer or credit card.
In-person classes run regularly, Monday to Friday from 6:00 pm at the Monumental Stadium. Distance learning is fully online with a flexible structure based on bimesters: each student sets their own pace, chooses how many subjects to take at a time and studies from anywhere.
Yes. No prior experience is required. The degree is designed both for those just starting out and for those looking to change careers or specialise. The programme starts from foundational content, with a practical and professional focus.
Both modes cover content in:
- ·Graphic, radio, television and digital journalism
- ·Social media and own platforms
- ·Audiovisual production and event coverage
- ·Institutional and sports communication
- ·Oral expression, journalistic writing and content creation
In addition, the in-person mode includes specific subjects such as radio, television and sports. In the distance mode, content is organised into bimonthly thematic units.
- ·National ID (front and back photo)
- ·SECONDARY SCHOOL DIPLOMA (front and back photo; if digital, a link can be submitted)
If you do not yet have the diploma because you still have subjects to pass, you may submit a certificate stating the diploma is in process.
If you are finishing your final year of secondary school, you may provisionally submit a certificate of regular enrolment, which must be replaced in December with a certificate of diploma in process.
You can work in media outlets, digital platforms, sports clubs, institutional press offices, social media, your own ventures or content production companies. The training is versatile and tailored to the current market.
Ready to take the next step?
Join the River Plate sports journalism community.
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