Program Overview

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Introduction to the Master's in Cooperation for Development (MCAD) Program

The Master's in Cooperation for Development (MCAD) program at the Universitat Polit鐵nica de Val鈩cia (UPV) is designed to provide high-level training in the field of development. The program responds to the growing need for professionals with specialized and interdisciplinary training in this area.

Objectives of the MCAD Program

The objectives of the MCAD program include:

• Applying the knowledge acquired during the teaching period
• Complementing the training of the first course through experiential learning
• Stimulating learning and reflection through immersion in a development process

Description of the MCAD Program

The MCAD program offers a unique opportunity for students to gain professional experience in cooperation for development. The program is designed for students enrolled in the Master's in Cooperation for Development at UPV.

Convocatoria 2025

The 2025 call for applications includes:

• Bases, plan of work, and resolution of the call
• Resoluci 2025
• Convocatoria 2025
• Anexo I Modelo Plan de Trabajo

Convocatoria 2024

The 2024 call for applications includes:

• Resoluci 2ｪ llamada 2024
• Resoluci 1ｪ llamada 2024
• Convocatoria 2024
• Anexo I Modelo Plan de Trabajo

PLATAFORMA AIRE

The application for the MCAD program will be completed through the PLATAFORMA AIRE, which is accessible through the personal intranet.

Program Details

The MCAD program is a comprehensive training program that provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to work in the field of cooperation for development. The program includes a combination of theoretical and practical training, with a focus on experiential learning.

Eligibility Criteria

The MCAD program is open to students who are enrolled in the Master's in Cooperation for Development at UPV.

Application Process

The application process for the MCAD program involves completing an application form and submitting it through the PLATAFORMA AIRE. The application form must include a plan of work and other supporting documents.

Evaluation Criteria

The evaluation criteria for the MCAD program include the applicant's academic record, plan of work, and other supporting documents.

Scholarship Opportunities

The MCAD program offers scholarship opportunities to students who are enrolled in the program. The scholarships are awarded based on the applicant's academic record and plan of work.

Program Structure

The MCAD program is structured to provide students with a comprehensive training in cooperation for development. The program includes a combination of theoretical and practical training, with a focus on experiential learning.

Career Opportunities

The MCAD program provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to work in the field of cooperation for development. The program prepares students for careers in international organizations, non-governmental organizations, and government agencies.