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Máster Universitario en Investigación Educativa

The Master's Degree in Educational Research is a postgraduate program offered by the University of Alicante.

Overview

The program is designed to provide students with advanced training in educational research, enabling them to develop a deep understanding of the theoretical and methodological foundations of educational research.

Structure of the Program

The program consists of 60 credits, distributed across two semesters. The structure of the program is as follows:

• Obligatory Subjects (OB): 15 credits
• Optional Subjects (OP): 30 credits
• Final Master's Project (TFM): 15 credits

Distribution by Semester

The distribution of subjects by semester is as follows:

Semester 1

• Obligatory Subjects:
  • Quantitative Research Methods: 6 credits
  • Documentary Sources for Research: Strategies for Search and Analysis: 3 credits
  • Qualitative Research Methodologies: 3 credits
  • Research in Professional Development: 3 credits
  • Final Master's Project (Semester 1 or 2): 15 credits
• Optional Subjects (15 credits):
  • Research in Language and Literature Teaching: 6 credits
  • Research in Music Education: 6 credits
  • Research in Advanced Mathematical Thinking: 6 credits
  • Research in Educational Guidance: 6 credits
  • Research in Social Science Education: 6 credits
  • Research in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences I: 6 credits
  • Research in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences II: 3 credits
  • Emotional Intelligence and its Application in Education: 3 credits
  • Research Perspectives on Intellectual, Sensory, and Motor Disability: 3 credits
  • Development During Adolescence: Implications for Curriculum Design: 3 credits
  • Research in Motivation and Learning: 3 credits

Semester 2

• Optional Subjects (15 credits):
  • Research in Teaching: Development of Reading and Writing Skills and Oral Communication: 6 credits
  • Research on the Development of Literacy Competence: 6 credits
  • Research in Geometric Thinking: 6 credits
  • Research in Music Education II: 6 credits
  • Computerized Support for Qualitative Research (AQUAD): 3 credits
  • Research in University Teaching: 3 credits
  • Research in Coexistence and Conflicts: 3 credits
  • Research in Digital Technology Applied to Education: 6 credits
  • Attention to Diversity I: Inclusive School: 3 credits
  • Research in Numerical and Algebraic Thinking: 6 credits

Calendars and Schedules

• The University of Alicante approves the academic calendar for each new course, which includes the periods for lectures and exams.
• The schedules and exam dates for each subject can be found on the master's website.

Competences of the Title

The program aims to equip students with the competences necessary to conduct educational research, including the ability to design and develop research projects, collect and analyze data, and interpret results.

Mobility and Exchange Programs

The University of Alicante offers mobility and exchange programs for students, allowing them to study abroad and gain international experience.

Final Master's Project (TFM)

The Final Master's Project is an original, autonomous, and personal work that each student must complete under the guidance of a tutor. The project allows students to demonstrate their mastery of the competences associated with the master's degree.

Responsible for the Master's Program and Faculty

The Faculty of Education at the University of Alicante is responsible for the master's program. The faculty has a System of Internal Quality Management that ensures the coordination of teaching, both horizontally and vertically, and the quality of all its degrees.

Regulations of Interest

• Permanence and Continuation in Master's Studies: The University of Alicante has a regulation on permanence and continuation in master's studies, which establishes the conditions for students to remain in the program.
• Evaluation of Learning: The University of Alicante has a regulation on the evaluation of learning, which establishes the procedures and criteria for evaluating student learning.
• Curricular Adaptation: The University of Alicante offers curricular adaptation for students with disabilities or special needs.
• Recognition and Transfer of Credits: The University of Alicante has a regulation on the recognition and transfer of credits, which allows students to transfer credits from other universities or programs.

Other Academic Matters of Interest to Students

• Welcome Acts for Students
• Research
• Attention to Students with Special Needs
• Student Representation and Participation
• Awards and Recognition

Complementary Information

• University Identification Card
• Associations
• Accommodation
• Transportation
• Dining Halls and Cafeterias
• Emergency Medical Care
• Insurance

Frequently Asked Questions

• Administrative Procedures and Forms for Students
• Frequently Asked Questions: Service of Information
• Student Support Center (CAE)

Center

• Faculty of Education
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