Master’s Thesis

Details of the criteria, procedures and methodologies for the evaluation of the Master’s Thesis (TFM) can be found in the “Final Master’s Thesis Regulations”.

Master's Thesis

The important dates for the defence of the Master’s Thesis in the January, July, or September calls of the current academic year are indicated in the academic calendar of the Master’s.

Submission of the Master's Thesis Proposal:

The Student must submit their Master´s Thesis proposal in the form accessible from this link.

The Master´s Thesis proposal must be submitted in PDF format. The template for this document can be downloaded from this link.

After submission, an email and a message in Microsoft Teams will be sent to the Academic Supervisor to accept the preliminary project. Accepting (or denying) in any of these messages will be enough.

IMPORTANT: This form only accepts one response per person; if you need to resubmit it, please contact the Secretariat: secretaria.alumnos.etsit@upm.es and the Academic Secretary of the Master’s: g.kontaxakis@upm.es

Delivery of the Master's Thesis:

The template of the Master’s Thesis can be downloaded here.

The Student must send their Master´s Thesis document in the form accessible from this link.

The report must be submitted in PDF format.

IMPORTANT: This form only accepts one response per person; if you need to resubmit it, please contact the Secretariat: secretaria.alumnos.etsit@upm.es and the Academic Secretary of the Master’s: g.kontaxakis@upm.es

Submission of the Academic Supervisor's Assessment Report:
  1. The Student must fill in the corresponding part in the assessment report. After this, the Student will send the document to their Academic Supervisor.
  2. The Academic Supervisor will complete the fields indicated as Supervisor’s Assessment with a grade from 1 to 10. No signature is needed.
  3. The Supervisor will send the assessment report in this form where they will also indicate if they consider the Student’s report as valid.

    The assessment report can be downloaded from this address.

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Professors and Learning centers

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Admission Criteria

The Master’s Degree in Neurotechnology at the UPM is aimed at graduates in biomedical engineering, which will be the recommended entry profile. In addition, graduates in other branches of engineering, such as telecommunication engineering, industrial and automatic engineering, data engineering, or computer engineering, which will constitute the additional entry profile,

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