Class Project

The aim of this course is to prepare students for the development of an applied project and to test it's concept. Students will have to put into practice the theoretical and methodological knowledge they have acquired during the master's programme. Preparing and carrying out a project will allow them to critically evaluate a real and concrete context in the world of Communication Sciences, Marketing and Digital Media. The theoretical reflection that underpins the project will demonstrate the students' reflective and critical capacity on reality.

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Those that are relevant and agreed upon between the student and their Project supervisor, provided that they address a practical problem identified in a social reality relevant to the area of specialisation of the master's degree. For example, the project may take the form of: Development of new products (e.g., editorial plans, analysis and technical decision support tools) Development of new services (e.g., training, consulting, support for citizens or groups with identified needs) Development of knowledge-intensive content (e.g., manuals, thematic websites) relevant to the area of specialisation of the master's degree Projects must include: Definition of the object of research/intervention through project development Theoretical framework and justification of the object of intervention Constitution of an empirical corpus Implementation of the project at a level that allows the concept to be tested Analysis of the results of the intervention

Personal research work carried out by the candidate, based on periodic joint reflection sessions with the supervisor. There will be five intermediate meetings between students and the teaching staff of the study cycle, non-evaluative. First, an initial presentation of the dissertation project, mandatory. And four subsequent moments to monitor the work's progress. Students must attend at least one of the four subsequent sessions.

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