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Studying a face-to-face master’s degree in Madrid allows you to specialise in a university environment that is closely linked to the professional world, gain access to a more hands-on learning experience, and develop your professional profile in a city with a vibrant academic and business scene. At UAX, you can study on-campus master’s and postgraduate programmes in various fields of study, with practical training, a campus in Madrid and a range of courses designed to support your professional development.
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Master’s Degree in Live Music Management
In collaboration with:
Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Master's Degree in Sports Physiotherapy
In collaboration with:
Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Master's Degree in Paediatric Dentistry
Start:
September
Length:
1 year
Master's Degree in Neurophysiotherapy
Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Master’s Degree in Industrial Engineering
Start:
October
Length:
18 months
Master's Degree in Oral Implantology and Implant-Supported Prosthetics
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Start:
September
Length:
2 years
Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering
Start:
October
Length:
18 months
Master’s Degree in Aeronautical Engineering
Start:
October
Length:
12 months
Master’s Degree in Sports Performance and Injury Prevention
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Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Studying a face-to-face Master’s degree in Madrid allows you to learn in a dynamic university environment, with direct access to lecturers, academic facilities and career opportunities. The capital is home to a concentration of universities, businesses and institutions that foster project development, networking and connections with various professional sectors.
On-campus study also offers a more comprehensive learning experience, combining lectures, collaborative work, applied projects and active participation in university life.
On-campus study offers a range of benefits that can make a real difference to a student’s learning experience and professional development:
Choosing a face-to-face master’s degree involves analysing various factors that may influence your educational experience and your career prospects. Some key aspects to bear in mind are:
Analysing these factors helps you choose a Master’s programme that aligns with your career goals and the opportunities available in the sector in which you wish to specialise.
Although full-time study is ideal for those seeking a comprehensive university experience, some students prefer programmes offering greater flexibility to balance their studies with other commitments.
For this reason, in addition to on-campus master’s programmes, there are also online or blended-learning programmes that allow students to adapt their pace of study to their personal and professional needs.
At UAX, we design our on-campus master’s and postgraduate programmes with a focus on professional development and the practical application of knowledge. Our programmes combine specialised training, active learning methods and links to the professional world to prepare students for the challenges of their sector.
Key features of on-campus learning at UAX include:
Thanks to this approach, studying a face-to-face master’s degree at UAX enables students to acquire advanced knowledge, develop professional skills and broaden their opportunities for growth within various sectors.
A face-to-face Master’s degree is a postgraduate programme undertaken by physically attending classes on the university campus. This format allows for direct interaction with lecturers and fellow students, as well as continuous access to the university’s facilities and academic resources.
Face-to-face learning facilitates direct interaction in the classroom, collaborative work, participation in academic activities and greater integration into university life.
Most master’s degree programmes last for one or two academic years, depending on the number of credits in the programme and its structure.
It is usually necessary to have completed a university degree or an equivalent qualification. Some programmes may also require prior knowledge or experience in a specific field.
A full-time Master’s degree is mainly studied on the university campus with regular class attendance, whilst a blended-learning Master’s degree combines face-to-face sessions with online learning.
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