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The Master's Degree in Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language or Second Language is an interdepartmental proposal of the Universities of Santiago de Compostela, Vigo and A Coruña that aims to respond to the growing academic, scientific and professional needs of Spanish as a language teacher. foreign or second language (LE/L2), as well as meeting the high demand detected among native and non-native students who wish to open their academic, scientific and labour perspectives towards the field of teaching Spanish LE/L2, a demand clearly linked to the international situation of our language, as various socioeconomic studies have revealed, in which an extraordinary vitality is evident, undoubtedly related to its increasing demographic and economic weight in a globalized world.

Within university education in Spain, the training in cultural management has found its place over the years both in the form of graduate degrees, adapted to the recent EHEA, and above all in master's degrees. Currently, we can find a growing offer both under the specific denomination “Cultura Management” and under other more specific denominations, which confirms hat cultural management is a highly demanded option within the Spanish universities that offer it.
In addition, the professional scale within the sector is clearly established, distinguishing between four levels towards a RPT within the Public Administration, signaling in the first three levels the professional category “cultural manager”. In fact, the vast majority of Public calls for employment as cultural managers insist time and again, as an indispensable requirement, to have a university degree in Cultural Management.
On the other hand, the implementation of this degree in the USC has an exclusive and strategic character within its territorial area of influence, since the northwestern quadrant of the Iberian Peninsula does not offer a degree in Cultural Management. Moreover, the fact that it is offered in on-site and blended mode may be very attractive because it would open up the possibility of attracting students in other autonomous communities where this type of studies does not exist and it would allow the possibility of combining the professional and educational activity to those active cultural managers that wished to get an academic degree that serves them as endorsement for their career and professional promotion.

The present proposal for the degree emerges from the need to adapt the new reality and from the need from the organisations and the professional and academic training of the business management and direction professionals. There is a demand for professionals able of managing the technological innovations and apply information technologies solutions to the problems of the organisations. Therefore, besides extensively knowing the different areas of business and their interrelations to the economic environment, the professional must be able to implement and manage technology in the field of business, both in terms of strategies and pursuit of competitiveness.

The Master in High Performance Computing is organized by the University of A Coruña and the University of Santiago de Compostela, together with the Galicia Supercomputing Center (CESGA). Students will be specialized in a such as important today topic as High Performance Computing (HPC).

This master's degree provides advanced level multidisciplinary oriented training for the academic, professional and research specialisation of graduates interested in the different fields of Pediatric research. It is inter-university between the universities of Cantabria, Granada, Rovira i Virgili, Zaragoza and Santiago de Compostela.