The degree now has more facilities and many more resources than those proposed in the Degree Verification Report of 2010. Most of them come from two sources:

– Improvement of basic facilities: available classrooms, specialized laboratories and practice rooms, seminar rooms, etc. These facilities have improved both in number (currently, the International Postgraduate School in Granada has its own building for the delivery of official master’s programs) and in technological equipment, such as projectors, Wi-Fi access, etc. Additionally, the Department of Didactics of Musical, Visual and Body Expression at the University of Granada has created a Digital Imaging Laboratory in the Faculty of Education Sciences, which is available to master’s students. The University of Barcelona has adapted its facilities to the EHEA and updated numerous technological resources used daily by students of the program. The Department of Specific Didactics at the University of Girona has also updated its classrooms with projectors and wireless networks.

– Acquisition of equipment for carrying out practical work both within these facilities and externally. Technical, photographic and video equipment has been purchased for documenting teaching–learning processes and supporting student practice activities.

No complaints have been reported, but there have been suggestions and requests from faculty and students for the acquisition of new materials or for the renewal of teaching instruments that have become outdated, as well as occasional requests for specific spaces and facilities for particular activities.

In addition to the points mentioned above, we highlight that the International Postgraduate School is the center responsible for coordinating and managing postgraduate studies at the University of Granada, and is in charge of the administrative management of official Master’s Degrees.

Among the student support services available to master’s students at UGR are: University Library, IT and Communications Network Services Center, International Postgraduate School, Student Support Service, Scholarship Service, Student Affairs Office, Employment and Internship Promotion Center, International Relations and Development Cooperation Office, General Affairs Service, University Dining Halls, Sports Activities Center, University Cultural Extension Service, University Residences, Functional Department Unit, and Functional Laboratory Unit. The organization of these services corresponds to the UGR Management within the framework of the University Statutes. All these services are certified under the ISO 9001 Standard and have a Service Charter published in BOJA.