Methodology

The general methodology responds to theoretical and practical criteria, to the study and analysis of cases and problems, to the implementation of projects and in some cases to their realisation, face to face tutorials and independent study. It encourages the active participation of students in their own development promoting a critical and creative attitude, constantly evolving through reflection and debate, creating learning situations to learn from. Due to the professional uniqueness of the Master's degree, its teaching is structured into two blocks of teachers, most of which belong to the Faculty of Fine Arts of the UPV / EHU, while other teachers are professors from other universities and professional of renowned prestige. The planning of the Master's degree has inserted the experience of artists and professionals involved in some of the compulsory subjects. For optional subjects, it has been coordinated to allow students to make practices in companies. The coordination mechanisms we have taken into consideration can be divided into three areas:1. Planning and monitoring of non class time.2. Tutoring and integration of experience in company practices.3. Tutoring and management of the Master's Thesis.

Assessment

The assessment is proposed on a continuous basis, obtaining information on all aspects of the learning developed in the subjects of the Master. The processes followed by each student will be assessed and self-assessed. Data and indicators on the impact of developing the subject content in student learning will be obtained and thus future improvements will be undertaken. Both the processes and results, and the level of participation will be valued. Procedures should assess student skills, their knowledge and abilities: Individual work, motivation and interest in the proposals, interventions in the class group, collaboration in working groups and conducting activities in the time period established will be indicators for the assessment. Attendance is of essence to achieve the learning accomplishments. The adaptation and interaction of practices made in companies in relation to the contents of the Master's degree will be considered through surveys. Constant communication channels will be established with graduates, enabling us to have a knowledge of the labour market.