The UC3M introduces its post-graduate programmes for 2021/22
Post-graduate Live Connect Forum - Education Week
4/19/21
The Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) announces its post-graduate programmes, made up of more than 110 master’s degrees and its own programmes, at the Salón Internacional de Postgrado y Formación Continua Live Connect (Postgraduate and Continuing Education International Hall) which is being held online during Education Week 2021 from the 21st to 24th April. In this framework, it is presenting two new university master’s degrees and four new degrees from its School of Continuing Education.
The UC3M is introducing two new official master’s degrees for the 2021/22 academic year: the Master’s Degree in Computational and Applied Mathematics, which provides students with the appropriate analytical and numerical skills to address real-world problems in an ever evolving environment; and the Master’s Degree in Structural Engineering of Industrial Constructions, which trains professionals who are specialised in structural calculations within this field for product manufacturing, as well as electricity generation.
Another important development for the new academic year will be the increase and support of blended learning. Six programmes will offer places for students to take part in this teaching format, in addition to traditional on-site teaching (see programme search).
Own programmes
In addition to university master’s degrees, the UC3M will offer a number of its own University master’s degrees and expert and specialist qualifications, as well as other courses, diplomas, and workshops.
This year, the University will offer four new programmes of its own: the UC3M-VOGUE Master’s in Fashion and Beauty Business Management, the UC3M-Casa Limón Master’s in Music Arts, the University Expert in Performing Arts and Contemporary Flamenco and the UC3M-Casa Limón Expert in Songwriting and Musical Performance qualifications.
Enrolment periods
The third and final enrolment period for the official university master’s degrees for the 2021/22 academic year and the deadline for applying for one of the 174 master’s degree grants is currently open (until the 31st May).
The UC3M has a wide range of second-cycle training programs. In total, it has around 70 university master’s degrees in the fields of Law, Economics and Political Science, Business, Humanities and Communication, and Engineering and Basic Sciences, as well as around 50 of its own programmes. Approximately 10 percent of the programmes are bilingual and around 20 percent are offered in English.
The UC3M is a Spanish public university which excels in research, teaching, and innovation. It ranks among the top 35 universities in the world in the QS Top 50 Under 50 ranking and appears among the best Spanish universities in terms of employability of its graduates, according to the Times Higher Education (THE) Global Employability Ranking. The UC3M has numerous accreditations and quality distinctions, such as the EUR-ACE label in the field of Engineering and an AACSB accreditation in Business and Finance programmes, among others.
More information: UC3M School of Graduate Studies Website
