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Introduction to the Master's Program in Digital Information Systems

The Master's Program in Digital Information Systems is an official degree that is imparted in the Faculty of Translation and Documentation. This program provides an academic education focused on activities such as analysis, creation, capture, treatment, use, reuse, and preservation of information resources in digital environments.

Program Details

• Official Title: Master's in Digital Information Systems by the University of Salamanca
• Knowledge Branch: Social Sciences and Law
• Knowledge Area: Social Sciences, Social Work, Labor Relations, and Human Resources, sociology, political science, and international relations
• Center: Faculty of Translation and Documentation
• Direction: Josť Luis Alonso Berrocal
• Type of Education: Face-to-face
• Language: Spanish
• Duration: 1 academic year
• ECTS Credits: 60 credits
• New Admission Places: 20

Program Structure

The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in digital information systems, including the analysis, creation, and management of digital information resources.

Objectives and Competencies

The program aims to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to work in the field of digital information systems, including the ability to analyze, create, and manage digital information resources.

Admission and Enrollment

• Pre-enrollment: Required for new students
• Enrollment: Students must enroll in the program after being accepted
• Credits and Permanence: Students must complete 60 credits to graduate

Research and Professional Outcomes

The program provides students with the opportunity to engage in research and professional activities related to digital information systems, including internships and final projects.

Academic Calendar and Schedule

The program follows the academic calendar of the University of Salamanca, with classes taking place during the academic year.