Each student completes a final master's project under the supervision of one faculty member participating in the program. The work must be original and unpublished, and based on the program's courses.
Ability to update knowledge autonomously and permanently available to do so.
Knowledge of technical, scientific and technological qualification for the learning of new methods and technologies, as well as endowed with the versatility to adapt to new situations.
Acquire skills for developing data capture and control prototypes for natural resources management.
Evaluation by a court of TFM.
The student presents a TFM of any of the subjects studied during the Masters. He publicly defended in court. The evaluation accounts for 25% to director / s and 75% to a tribunal of three master teachers.