Ability to apply the acquired theoretical and practical knowledge to the design and planning of research, as well as the use of quantitative and qualitative research methods. Analyze diverse information and synthesize diverse content. Manage and organize information. Develop oral and written communication skills. Write in a structured, clear, and coherent manner. Work independently and responsibly. Manage relevant basic bibliography and analyze international publications on the subject. Synthesize the key points of the research line and identify possible improvements in theoretical and technical aspects. Plan and organize work. Develop a final project that represents the culmination of the knowledge acquired throughout the master's degree.

Structure of the Master's Thesis (Rules for structuring the Master's Thesis) A) STRUCTURE OF THE THESIS: Cover Page: Follow the library's recommendations in the STRUCTURE / COVER PAGE section. Abstract and Keywords: Follow the library's recommendations. Maximum 1,000 characters. Acknowledgments: The acknowledgment or dedication is optional. If included in the Master's Thesis, it should appear on page V of the preliminary sections, between the abstract and the indexes, after the blank courtesy page IV. Index: The index is a mandatory element of the Master's Thesis. Follow the library's recommendations. See how to obtain automatic indexes. List of Abbreviations: The list of abbreviations is optional. See the library's website for details. BODY OF THE THESIS: This is the main and longest part of the thesis. It is recommended to follow the IMRAD format, which recommends the following sections: INTRODUCTION. MATERIALS/METHODS. RESULTS. DISCUSSION/CONCLUSIONS. See the library information for details. Bibliography: The bibliography or reference list should follow the body of the work. This section includes details of those sources of information, both printed and electronic, that have been previously cited in the body of the work. For more information, see the library page "Thematic Guide to Bibliographic Citations." Annexes: Annexes or appendices are optional elements within the Master's Final Project and consist of additional or complementary materials related to the work, relevant but too extensive to be included in the body of the document. They may include images, graphs, tables, questionnaires, forms, interviews, etc. They will be identified with capital letters (Annex A, Annex B, etc.). Each new annex will occupy a new page. It is important to include only the appropriate appendices for a correct understanding of the topic. Avoid including complete legislation; bibliographical references are sufficient. Appendices are included outside the 50-page limit. B) FORMAT The library's recommendations established in the FORMAT section must be followed. Please note that the maximum length of the essay is 50 pages, and appendices are NOT included. C) STYLE Follow the library's recommendations for academic writing and avoid sexist language. It is important to respect the recommendations for conciseness and clarity, the use of technical terms, and the avoidance of plagiarism.

Monitoring of the student's progress, content, and quality of study and research will be carried out by a designated thesis advisor whose specialization must be appropriate for the topic the student has chosen for their subject of study. The course coordinator will guide and assist the student as needed. In addition to consultation sessions with each of the advisors, several in-person and online sessions will be scheduled with the student group for both the development of the project and the preparation of the defense. As part of Aula Global dedicated to the thesis, a supporting biography and guidelines for searching for resources, guidelines for developing essential sections of the project, recommendations for citing biographies, scheduling, etc., will be published. Several training sessions will be scheduled, led by expert library staff, to provide information related to the preparation of the Master's degree: information sources, avoiding plagiarism, bibliographic citations, and more. Regarding the use of generative AI tools, the instructor's criteria outlined in the Master's Thesis Regulations must be followed. Specific Master's Thesis Regulations: http://www.uc3m.es/ss/Satellite?blobcol=urldata&blobheader=application%2Fpdf&blobheadername1=Content-Disposition&blobheadername2=Cache-Control&blobheadervalue1=attachment%3B+filename%3D%22NORMA_TFM_PREVENCION_RIESGOS_LABORALES.pdf%22&blobheadervalue2=private&blobkey=id&blobtable=MungoBlobs&blobwhere=1371547510708&ssbinary=true