Tomorrow, Thursday, the Face-to-Face Seminars of the Master in Marriage and Family 2021 will come to an end. During these two weeks, students have attended interesting interdisciplinary sessions that have completed the online training received during the academic year.

The Master, which is mostly online, is completed each year, during the first fortnight of June, with a compulsory on-site coursework period , where students attend programmes, seminars and workshops at the University of Navarra. This year, due to the health emergency, some of the enrolled students were unable to come to the University of Navarra and, exceptionally, followed their classes online. Almost 600 graduates from 36 countries around the world have passed through its virtual classrooms since the year 2000, when this great challenge researcher , professor and technological programme began.

In addition to the MMF professors , this new edition of the Presential had the participation of experts from various scientific disciplines who gave interesting monographic sessions such as the challenge of forming an interactive generation capable of leading in chaos; Personality and clinical practice; Ageism, the silent pandemic; The value of silence in family education; Senectud ¿divine treasure?; Education of affectivity and sexuality; Dignified pensions for an ageing society; Violence against minors in the family... among others.

The On-Site Programme of the Master's in Marriage and Family is committed to the student as the protagonist of their training, boosting their motivation and creativity, and fostering the teamwork, so that all of this constitutes a truly significant academic experience. Its aim is to cross the boundaries between subjects and disciplines, to unite theory and practice, academic and professional worlds, so that students are better prepared for their own working world and can better respond to social demands in a globalised world multidisciplinary .

After the closing ceremony, on Friday 11 June, the 20th Promotion of the Master's Degree in Marriage and Family, made up of 28 students from different countries around the world, will graduate in an academic ceremony at the classroom Magna of the University of Navarra.