Computation and Intelligent Systems Master's degree

INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION

The director of the programme is responsible for the proper academic focus and providing students with support and guidance on a permanent basis.

This individual attention is supported by the Master's tutor who also has the lecturers’ commitment to follow each student's progress and marks as closely as possible in their subjects Students are thus guided by their lecturers and the tutors from the UD's partner firms.

UNIVERSITY GUIDANCE SERVICE

The University Student Guidance and Support Service also offers a specialist psychopedagogical office to deal with students’ possible difficulties, specialist courses to boost and round off learning (study techniques, anxiety management, public speaking, job search techniques, etc.) and the Curricular Adaptation Unit.

International Relations Office

Foreign students may also receive assistance from the International Relations Office during this stage of their integration in the programme. The office provides information and permanent assistance for:

• Visa arrangements
• Residence permits
• Accommodation
• Healthcare and insurance services
• Local services

Tutorials

Tutorials are held face to face and through an online learning platform and video conferences. They play a key role in enhancing learning and helping students to make the most of their studies.

Special needs students

Special needs students are assisted by the Student Guidance and Support Service, jointly with the directors of the Master's programme. The latter are responsible for monitoring the correct integration of these students in the dynamics of the Master's degree programme (learning/teaching, research, internships and social media sites).

Other services

The University also offers other support and guidance services such as:

• Training sessions on use of the library
• The Centre for Full Labour Insertion (DeustoAlumni)
• Social Work Service
• Others