Center in charge: Escuela Másteres Oficiales Campus: Madrid - Vicálvaro
Method of teaching: Presencial (English) Cod: 6263
Credits: 60 ECTS Duration: One year
Taxes: See table
Academic calendar Schedule Exam Teaching Guides Professorate
Director: Prof.ª Dr.ª D.ª Carmen De Pablos Heredero. Phone number: 91 488 7545
E-mail:
Master Student information: Phone number: 91 488 8508
Atención al estudiante: Buzón de Ayuda al Estudiante Buzón de sugerencias, quejas y felicitaciones
Basic Information
What will I learn by studying this Master?
To do research in the area of business organization and to learn practical tools to perform a better decision making at firms. The master allows the development of skills and training for the performance of research to prepare doctoral dissertations in the field of Business Organizations.
Is this Master official in accordance with the regulations of the European Higher Education Area?
Yes (final verification report is attached). The master started in 2010-11.
Favourable report to the first modification
Recommended Profile
Students that own a university degree in Spain or in an Education Institution located in the European Space of Upper Education or other places overseas that enable in the issuing country the grade to access to Master Degrees.
Objectives
The main objective of the program consists of the advanced training of students in the research techniques for the Business Organization field. It will allow students to be trained in the contents that will permit them to develop academic research of excellence and prepare them to the development of a Doctoral dissertation.
The program includes the most important areas of knowledge in Business Organization. In search of excellence in research quality, it includes the participation of outstanding PhD lecturers that count on with scientific research recognized by the Spanish Ministry of Education. The mobility amongst visiting professors from other countries and universities is promoted.
The program assures the acquisition of the following basic competences:
Basic skills in the management of information for research purposes.
- Capability to explain with scientific arguments the own points of view and analyze and value alternatives for research papers.
- Ability to verify and integrate updated knowledge in the area of Business Organizations.
- Capability to apply knowledge to the business environment from a creative perspective.
Competences
General competences
- CG01 – Basic skills for the managing of information oriented to research.
- CG02 – Capability to explain the points of view and to analyze and value the alternatives in research papers.
- CG03 – Ability to verify and integrate updated knowledge in the area of Business Organizations.
- CG04 – Capability to apply knowledge to business in a creative way.
Transversal competences
- CT04 – To acquire learning skills that allow studying in a self-managed and autonomous way.
- CT01 – To apply the acquired knowledge and resolution capability to new environments or wider ones.
- CT02 – To integrate knowledge and face the complexity to formulate value judges from an information that it is not completed or it is limited and includes reflections of social and ethical issues associated to the application of knowledge and judgements.
- CT03 – To communicate conclusions to specialized or non-specialized areas in a clear way lacking of ambiguities.
- CT05 – To develop a critical thinking perspective and the capability to perform analysis and syntheses from available information.
Specific competences
- CE01 – To be able to identify the needs and demands from contexts where the application of methodological tools are required and learn to promote adequate solutions to research questions derived from Business Organization Areas.
- CE02 – To develop the reasoning and critical thinking to perform analysis of the business reality through the identification, description and diagnosis of firm’s problems close to the places where the student is located by making use of the strategic and organizational tools that from the Business Organization Area are provided and firms often use for its diagnosis.
- CE03 – To apply methodological tools to solve problems and research questions in the organization and strategic fields.
- CE04 – To know how to use tools from strategy and organization to identify and solve problems such as Porter’s five forces, PESTLE analysis, to better know economic, social, technological, legal and environmental factors, Porter’s diamond, SWOT analysis and Balance Scorecard.
- CE05 – To learn to propose appropriate solutions based in the studied firm’s models.
- CE07 – To obtain information in an effective way. To be able to search, manage, organize and analyze the bibliographic relevant information in the area of business organization and in each proposed area of research.
- CE10 – To evaluate the research projected by other researchers and professionals through the development of reading and critical synthesis of research articles in each of the areas of Business organization.
- CE12 – To know the main theoretical models that go beyond the different specific research environments. Students acquire specific knowledge in the most relevant theories that explain the firm’s behavior, such as the Resource based view, the Cost Transactions view, the Dynamic Capabilities view, the Agency Theory, the firm’s Dependence Resource Theory, and the Eclectic Theory.
Access and Enrolment
Admisión:
Los requisitos de acceso al título propuesto son según el artículo 16, del Real Decreto 1393/2007, modificado por el Real Decreto 861/2010, de 2 de julio:
- Para acceder a las enseñanzas oficiales de Máster será necesario estar en posesión de un título universitario oficial español u otro expedido por una institución de educación superior perteneciente a otro Estado integrante del Espacio Europeo de Educación Superior que faculte en el mismo para el acceso a enseñanzas de Máster.
- Así mismo, podrán acceder los titulados conforme a sistemas educativos ajenos al Espacio Europeo de Educación Superior sin necesidad de la homologación de sus títulos, previa comprobación por la Universidad de que aquellos acreditan un nivel de formación equivalente a los correspondientes títulos universitarios oficiales españoles y que facultan en el país expedidor del título para el acceso a enseñanzas de postgrado. El acceso por esta vía no implicará, en ningún caso, la homologación del título previo del que esté en posesión el interesado, ni su reconocimiento a otros efectos que el de cursar las enseñanzas de Máster.
Conditions or special admission test:
A B2 Level of English required
In case that is needed a special test will be taking place for the evaluation of the students’ curriculum by considering their professional experience and projection according to the Master’s objectives and their academic background.
The scoring notations for the evaluation of the curriculum will grade from 0 to 10, the professional experience weighs a 10%, the academic record weights a 20% and the student’s projection according to the Master’s objectives weighs a 20%. This last aspect is evaluated by means of a written proof of an hour to those applicants pre-inscribed. In the exam concrete questions dealing with a research paper are offered to students asking them about the opportunities, threads, strengths and weakness that the paper presents. The written proof weighs a 20% of the final mark, the English proof weighs another 20% of the final mark, and the personal interview weighs a 10% of the final mark.
Supply of places: 50 places. If in a course the minium numbre of expected students is not reached, the University may choose not to open the teching group.
Mobility Programmes
The University Master's Degrees, due to their duration and characteristics, generally do not specifically contemplate the mobility of their students. However, the Rey Juan Carlos University has different mobility programmes for both students and University employees (PDI and PAS) and has procedures for the collection and analysis of information on these mobility programmes..
Regulations
- Calendario Académico
- Reglamento por el que se regulen los másteres universitarios de la Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
- Normativa de matrícula y permanencia en los estudios de másteres universitarios de la URJC || Notas aclaratorias
- Dispensa académica (Reglamento de Evaluación de los Resultados de Aprendizaje - Título IX)
- Precios Públicos másteres universitarios
- Exención de los precios de estudios oficiales de máster y doctorado para los hijos e hijas menores de 25 años de víctimas de violencia de género
- Prácticas Externas
- Trabajo Fin de Máster Universitario
- Revisión y reclamación de la evaluación (Reglamento de Evaluación de los Resultados de Aprendizaje - Título VII)
- Reconocimientos/ Adaptaciones másteres universitarios
- Simultaneidad de estudios de másteres universitarios de la URJC
- Reglamento de la Escuela de Másteres Oficiales
- Adenda al protocolo de adaptación de la docencia Escuela de Másteres Oficiales
- Real Decreto 1125/2003, de 5 de septiembre, por el que se establece el sistema europeo de créditos y el sistema de calificaciones en las titulaciones universitarias de carácter oficial y validez en todo el territorio nacional
ESTUDIANTES
COORDINACIÓN DOCENTE
RÉGIMEN DE CONVIVENCIA
SEGURO ESCOLAR
ASOCIACIONES
EVALUACIÓN
- Reglamento de Evaluación de los Resultados de Aprendizaje (en vigor desde el 1 de septiembre de 2024)
- Convocatoria adelantada (Reglamento de Evaluación de los Resultados de Aprendizaje - Artículo 19)
- Artículo 6.1.2. La resolución favorable de la solicitud de anulación total de matrícula no implica necesariamente la devolución del importe abonado por el o la estudiante. Para ello, deberán cumplirse los requisitos establecidos en el artículo 10.3 de la presente normativa.
- Artículo 11.3. La ampliación del plazo de permanencia se solicitará a través del procedimiento establecido al efecto por la Universidad Rey Juan Carlos en sede electrónica, dentro del plazo establecido. El Rector podrá autorizar la continuación de los estudios en aquellos casos en los que causas excepcionales, debidamente documentadas, hubieran afectado al rendimiento académico de los y las estudiantes, con validez para ese curso académico (hasta un máximo de un año).
- Artículo 11.4. De acuerdo con lo que establece el artículo 4 de la presente normativa, aquellos y aquellas estudiantes cuya solicitud de permanencia se resuelva favorablemente, tendrán que matricularse de todas las asignaturas que les resten para finalizar sus estudios.
- Artículo 11.5. Para las asignaturas con convocatoria indefinida, una vez concedida la ampliación del plazo de permanencia, se abonarán las tasas correspondientes a la segunda y sucesivas matrículas según el Decreto de precios públicos correspondiente siempre y cuando hayan estado antes matriculados en esa asignatura.
- Artículo 12.4. Una vez concedida ésta, el o la estudiante deberá matricularse conforme a lo establecido en el artículo 4 de la presente normativa.
- Artículo 12.5. Para las asignaturas con convocatoria indefinida, una vez concedida la continuidad en los estudios de Máster Universitario, se abonarán las tasas correspondientes a la segunda y sucesivas matrículas según el Decreto de precios públicos correspondiente siempre y cuando hayan estado antes matriculados en esa asignatura.
Quality Guarantee
General Information Collection Plan
Within the Quality Guarantee System at Rey Juan Carlos University, the following surveys are planned:
- Profile of the students
- Teacher assessment
- Degree of satisfaction:
- Of Student
- Of graduates
- Of the teaching staff
- Of administration and services staff
- Labor insertion
- External practices:
- Student satisfaction
- External tutor satisfaction
- Satisfaction of evaluators
Survey results:
Steps toward Improvement
The Quality Assurance System of the Rey Juan Carlos University establishes that the Quality Assurance Committee of the degree is the information derived from the indicators of the degree and the achievement of a report that includes improvement plans if the results indicate.
Recognition of quality
Accreditation renewal supposes the culmination of the implementation of the official undergraduate and Master’s degrees registered in the University, Center, and Degree Register. The accreditation renewal of official undergraduate and Master’s degrees is organized in three phases: self-assessment report, external visit, and final assessment.
In the first phase, the university describes and assesses the situation of the degree with respect to the established criteria and guidelines. The result is the Self-Assessment report that is presented. The second and third phases are carried out by a group of assessors who are external to the degree in question.”