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Department of Electronic Engineering (UPM)
Master in Electronic Systems Engineering (MUISE)

Commitment to Quality

The Master follows the quality procedures of the ETSIT-UPM, described in the following link. The design of the quality procedures has been approved by ANECA within its AUDIT program, with certificate No. UCR 127/10, issued on 10-25-2010.

Regarding the Master Programs, the processes corresponding to the quality procedures defined for the center are implemented in a particular way:

  1. Existence of an organ, unit or person responsible for the program’s quality assurance system.
  2. Existence of mechanisms to obtain information about the development of the doctoral program, mobility programs, and their results.
  3. Existence of mechanisms that guarantee that the information obtained is analyzed, that decisions related to the development and results of the program are made, and that the derived actions are implemented.
  4. Existence of mechanisms for publishing information about the program, its development and results, and procedures for suspending the program.

More detailed information in the following PDF file:

Master’s Quality Assurance System

The Quality Commission of the Department of Electronic Engineering, which has been transferred by the Department Council all the powers regarding the quality of the Master’s Degree, works in close collaboration with the Quality Commission of the ETSIT-UPM and is made up of:

  1. President: Adrián Hierro Cano (PDI).
  2. Secretary: Ricardo de Córdoba Herralde (PDI).
  3. Member: Carlos Carreras Vaquer (PDI).
  4. Member: Andrés Rodríguez Domínguez (PDI)
  5. Member: Mr. Mariano González Bedmar (PAS).
  6. Member: Mr. David Bermejo Peláez (Third Cycle Student appointed by the Director).

Its main functions and improvement actions are:

  1. Review the Department’s quality strategy and objectives.
  2. Evaluation of the teaching provided by the Department by conducting surveys with students.
  3. Preparation of a proposal for improvement on the teaching methodology and content: coordination of content and evaluation tests between different subjects.
  4. Evaluation of the degree of satisfaction of the different groups.
  5. Making improvement proposals for each of the different groups involved in the Department.
  6. Monitoring of graduates of the different degrees.
  7. Review of the Quality Assurance System itself.

Labor Insertion of Graduates

Once the Master’s degree is completed, students have a fairly high job placement rate:

  1. A high percentage of graduates are working. In the majority of these cases, completing the Master’s degree has meant an improvement in their job.
  2. Foreign students, especially those from Latin America, get good positions upon their return to their countries of origin. A Master’s degree from the UPM opens important career doors for them.