Teaching Staff Training Master's degree in compulsory secondary education, upper secondary education, vocational training and language teaching.

Tutorials have become an essential learning resource, whether face-to-face or online. They form part of the methodological processes of all academic staff and focus on giving students support. 

Each student will have a tutor at University, who will provide them with guidance and assistance throughout their studies, as well as in the choice of elective courses, internships centres and topics for research work.

Tutors’ roles

The Director of the Master’s programme and the secretary’s office will provide full information to all those interested. The directors and administrative staff of the programme are available to answer any queries. Candidates may arrange an interview or contact them by email or phone.

The University of Deusto has an office to attend to the public and offer full information on the programmes taught. This office provides those interested with personalised information about the degree, entry requirements, application deadlines, and other useful information.

The University of Deusto offers students an information service on financial aid (grants, loans, scholarships, etc.) both for undergraduate or graduate students.

This information is available in person at the university office, or by phone, email or on our web page.

• Scholarships and Grants Department
• Deusto Alumni Grants

The University’s websiteo has a specific postgraduate website that contains all the information about courses, academic regulations, entry requirements and application deadlines. This website includes information requests that are answered from each degree, the possibility of applying for admission online, and ways to contact the Master’s directors.

The programme directors are on hand to welcome students on the first day of class. They are given a brief welcome with an overview of the university and the services it offers (Library, Sports, Gaurgiro –cultural, social and voluntary activities- housing, guidance, social work, photocopies, psychological test library, General Secretariat and Dean’s Office, etc.) and details about the programme.

Students have the following services and facilities available for their use:

• CRAI (Resource Centre for Learning and Research) at the University of Deusto, which includes the library and all the contents of its bibliographical collection. The building has study rooms, computer rooms and a wide range of specialist literature.
• Deusto Alumni Grants
• Deustopsych, R+D+I Unit on Psychology and Health.
• Psychological Tests Library
• Deusto Campus
• Administrative procedures
• International Relations Office