| The Master's Degree Final Project is the test that allows to assess the specific and transversal competences acquired by the students throughout the course. Given the multiple and interdisciplinary nature of the Master, various modalities of TFM are defined, linked to the different profiles that the degree attends: academic, professional and researcher. |
The TFM must be framed within one of the following thematic lines, in any case keeping a close relationship with the field of architectural rehabilitation:
Intervention projects: integral rehabilitation of rural complexes of ethnographic interest, buildings of cultural and/or patrimonial relief, or other singular constructions destined to new uses.
Case and/or sectoral studies: related to the field of restoration, rehabilitation, use of new materials or other alternative proposals upon acceptance by the tutor and academic committee.
Research works: historiography and interventions in the built heritage, architecture and rehabilitation of historic centers, or technological issues in the field of rehabilitation. |
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