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Teaching method
The Master in Population Sciences and Development is an interdisciplinary course in the true sense of the term, through its main objective (bringing together the two fields of demography and development), through the teaching staff and the syllabus (from different disciplines) and also through the students (the Master is open to any university bachelor). All of this makes the teaching methods open and dynamic. Students are encouraged to work both individually and in groups, using the most effective communication and information tools. They may also do a placement in an organization or in a research team.
Methods of assessment vary according to the activity. For the foundation courses, it often takes the form of written examinations where reference to books is allowed, possibly as continuous assessment; seminars require written work or oral presentation, both individually and in groups. Other methods such as role play may also be included.
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21/01/2009
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