Teaching coordination
The degree has the necessary coordination structures at its different levels to ensure that it is organized and developed appropriately. Thus, to articulate horizontal and vertical coordination at the degree level, there are:
- Academic Direction.
- Master's Academic Committee (CAM).
- Advisory and Tutoring Commission (CAT).
- Monitoring Committee of the Interuniversity Master's Degree
- Subject Coordinator, which can be consulted in the teaching guide corresponding.
The aforementioned structures hold regular meetings to analyse the development of the degree at its different levels (degree, course and subject).
Through horizontal and vertical coordination, the aim is, among other things, to ensure the appropriate sequencing and time planning of the subjects, their content and assessment system; to avoid gaps, duplications and mismatches; and to adequately distribute the students' workload to facilitate the acquisition of the learning outcomes.
This degree is also inter-university in nature and therefore requires organisational support to optimise resources and academic coordination between the ULL and the ULPGC.
