Master Tides

The candidate’s profile to the Master’s Degree in Tourism, Transport and Environmental Economics must be a student having a degree on:

1.    Old plans

1. 1. 1. Graduated in Economic and Business Administration Sciences
      2. Graduated in Economics
      3. Graduated in Administration and Business Management

2.    New plans

1. 1. 1. Graduated in Economics
      2. Graduated in Administration and Business Management
      3. Graduated in Tourism

3.    International degrees equivalent to the above ones

4.    Students coming from other degrees with a strong knowledge of Maths and Statistic. It must be proved with the proper certificates. Those students with knowledge of Economics and Econometrics will be preferentially chosen.

If there is a large number of applicants, exceeding the amount of the offered places, the following ones will be preferentially admitted, in this specific order:

• • • Those students proving they have an official degree on Economics, Administration and Business Management or other subjects related to economics. They will be listed according to their academic records.
    • Those students having a different degree of the previous point, but proving a work experience in tourism, transport or environment. They will be listed according to the amount of working years.
    • All other applicants.

Additionally, the applicant to this Master’s Degree must prove his knowledge of the English language (B1 level), according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.

 

 

Pre-Enrolment and Enrolment

* Todos los exámenes se realizarán a las 9:00 horas en el aula donde se imparten las clases de teoría, salvo que el profesor de la asignatura estime lo contrario. En dicho caso el profesor informará a los alumnos con antelación suficiente.

Calendario y Tribunales TFT 2019-20

What are Academic and Non-Academic Incidents, Complaints and Suggestions and Congratulations and how are they handled?

Complaints, Suggestions and Congratulations

In the field of university services, both academic and administrative, are documented statements by a user of the service about the functioning of the same.

They can be presented in any of these ways:

a. On paper, in the registry of the Administration of the TiDES.
b. In an electronic document, through the University’s electronic headquarters.

Non Academic Incidents

They occur in the area of the provision of any service or university unit (library, administration, computer service, etc.).
Communication will be made to the service/unit responsible (library, administration, computer service, etc.).

Academic Incidents

They occur exclusively in the academic field and interfere with the proper development of teaching.
The communication will be done through the form Academic Incidence Sheet and by registering it in the Administration of the TiDES.

Types of Academic Incidents

Availability and correspondence of the teaching project of the subject with the teaching given.
Clarity and use of the evaluation criteria and procedures reflected in the teaching project.
Availability and accessibility of material and technological resources necessary for the teaching activity.
Compliance with the teaching activity (class schedules, tutorials, substitutions, exams, review and publication of grades, etc.).
Behavior and attitudes of teachers, students and service administration staff.
Any other derived from the current academic regulations.

Resolution of Academic Incidents

The Director of the Institute, once the academic incidence has been registered, proceeds to consider the pertinence and viability of its resolution, taking into account the opinion of those affected and of those responsible for the academic actions that are the object of the incidence. If appropriate, he will carry out the necessary actions to resolve the academic incident, informing the user of the measures adopted using the available telematic means.

The response time is 15 working days from registration.

Complaint form F02-PAC06

The following documents will be required at the moment of the formal registration:

1. Copy of university diploma certificate or degree fee payment receipt.
2. Copy of the official recognition of the diploma, issued by the home university, allowing admission to postgraduate studies.
3. Copy of your personal academic transcript of records for the completed university degree, issued by the home university, indicating: duration in years of the program, number of hours, marks, and the university grading scale used.
4. Curriculum Vitae.
5. Evidence of English language ability: B1 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, accredited by the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC). If you have the Cambridge First Certificate in English (FCE) or the TOEFL, you will be able to validate these documents at the ULPGC. Otherwise you will need to pass an examination in order to obtain the B1 English certificate.
   https://www.ulpgc.es/acreditacion-idiomas

• To validate the certificate of English proficiency (TOEFL, FCE, etc…) visit the following link:
  • https://www.ulpgc.es/acreditacion-idiomas/acreditacion-competencias-idioma-extranjero-documentacion
    Section: Foreign language accreditation by documentation
    Click on: Application for languages accreditation by documentation
• VERY IMPORTANT. Documents requested in paragraphs 1, 2, 3, and 4 must be officially translated into SPANISH.
  Also, the Certificate of the university degree and the academic transcript of records must be officially legalized. The documents´ official translation must be done once the pertinent legalization procedures have concluded.
  Visit the following link for more information:

• http://www2.ulpgc.es/index.php?pagina=posgrados_oficiales&ver=inicio

 

Acceso a Másteres Oficiales con un título universitario extranjero

Legislación de documentos

Scholarship

Ver informe / Look the report

m_tides@ulpgc.es

Go to Pre-Enrolment and Enrolment