General Health Psychology + Clinical NeuropsychologyMaster's degree

Four seminars form part of the MFP subject of the Master’s degree in General Health Psychology. These activities aim to facilitate the development of the Project and inform students about aspects related to the MFP process.

The seminars include an introduction to the MFP; research ethics; writing of scientific projects; and the MFP defence.

The MFP topic must be related to the areas studied by the Psychology research teams and groups at the University of Deusto’s Faculty of Psychology and Education. Deusto. Students will be required to develop their Master’s Final Project in the areasand themesof the research teams.

Students will be supported and monitored throughout the whole process by a Master’s Final Project supervisor. The Master’s Final Project coordinators will assign a supervisorto each student.

Students will attend tutorials with their supervisors. These meetings will focus on guiding, supporting and monitoring preparation of their project.

During the process, students will have the right and responsibility to attend individual tutorials, either face to face or online, in agreement with the subject’s work plan.

Upon completion of the Master’s Final Project, students must submit the final project in print form to subsequently defend it in public before the examining board designated for this purpose.

In order to defence the project before the Master’s Final Project examining committee, students will be required to have achieved a minimum mark of 5 in the weighted average in the other Master’s degree subjects.