The evolution and trends of advertising studies in Spanish universities
Keywords:
advertising, university, Spain, higher education, communicationAbstract
This article will identify and characterize the centers that offer adverting university studies in Spain. There are 39 such centers ported and the same number of official degree programs, based on an analysis of educational offer from 2800 degree programs fotered by 82 Spanish universities. An analysis of current advertising studies is carried out, which will be supplemented with an approximation towards their origin and evolution in the last few decades. The article concludes that these courses of studies have reached a fully consolidated institutionalized position, characterized by the growing importance of private universities, the lack of diversity in educational offer, the predominant association between advertising and PR in degree courses available or the pressure on education to fit and cater for businesses and the job market needs.
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