Through the Final Master Project, the aim is to simulate a professional activity in the scientific, technical or management field, thus allowing you to complement your academic preparation.
This subject, with the largest teaching load in the programme (18 ECTS, equivalent to approximately 3 months of work), requires the student to agree on a topic to work on in collaboration with a professor from the degree programme (academic tutor) and, where appropriate, with a professional tutor from the business or administration field.
The Final Master Project represents the student's final specialisation project, in which their competences in a specific area of knowledge are applied and demonstrated.
Access to the best Final Master Projects
A selection of the best Final Master Projects from the programme can be accessed, either because they achieved the highest marks or because they won various awards such as the VIAQUA Award or other distinctions granted by other companies or organisations.
Assessment of the Final Master Projects by the graduates
In a survey of more than 60 graduates from 10 graduating classes over the 2010-2020 decade, their assessments of various aspects of the degree were compiled. In relation to the Final Master Projects, its fundamental role stands out, being the most highly rated subject in terms of satisfaction.
Some of the comments received are listed below:
- "The Final Master Project is where I learnt the most and where I got the most job opportunities.
- "The Final Master Project was a great experience from both a personal and professional point of view. I learned a lot and it really helped me to know what I wanted to do in the future.
- "The fact that I was working at the same time in the company was a great learning experience for me, so that I could apply some of the knowledge from the Master in the world of work.
- "I did the Final Master Project within a research group, which helped me to develop my Ph.D. Thesis, so, in my opinion, it was the right thing to do".