
Master's Degree in University Teaching 
The Master's Degree in University Teaching is key to leading academic innovation processes. This program enhances professionals' mastery of teaching strategies applied to educational, pedagogical, and research management. Through a quality-driven process, it trains agents of change committed to modernizing higher education, contributing to the development of a more competitive society.
Applicant profile
- Demonstrates strong verbal communication skills.
- Solves problems using mathematical and logical reasoning.
- Analyzes and interprets charts, graphs, and statistical data.
- Proposes solutions to social, cultural, or environmental challenges, drawing on experience and theoretical foundations in the social sciences and humanities.
Graduate profile
- Evaluates strategic management programs in the educational, pedagogical and research areas, within the framework of educational quality
- Design teaching strategies, based on the characteristics of the students, to improve the quality of learning in training processes supported by research.
- Develops research in the field of University Teaching to establish strategies and propose innovative teaching-learning activities in higher education environments, with ethics and social responsibility.
Complementary skills
In accordance with university regulations, students must demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language (or, where applicable, their native language). This includes the ability to speak clearly, understand what they read and hear, and communicate effectively in writing.
Curricular experiences
- Design of Educational Resources and Content with AI
- Evaluation and Educational Quality
Study hours: night
- The synchronous activities of the master's program are conducted via videoconferences, and take place at the following times:
- Synchronous curriculum sessions: Wednesday and/or Thursday and/or Friday from 7:00 pm
- Extracurricular tutoring sessions are held on Saturdays, between 8:00 am and 1:00 pm, or from 2:00 pm to 9:00 pm

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