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Six students from Colombia, Spain, Guatemala, Mexico and Peru make up the fourth graduating class of the Master's Degree in research in Social Sciences at the University of Navarra. The program, accredited by the National Agency for Assessment of Quality and Accreditation, is coordinated by the Institute for Culture and Society and has the direct partnership of the Schools of Communication, Education and Psychology and Philosophy and Letters.

Four students will carry out their programs of study thanks to a scholarship from Social Trends Institute and another student has a scholarship scholarship University of Navarra-group Santander, in addition to average scholarship for winning the III Contest of essay in Social Sciences 'Mezclas' organized annually by Master's Degree.

The MICS is offered as a gateway to entrance to get started in the interdisciplinaryresearch in social sciences, both for the subsequent realization of a doctoral thesis and for the design of analysis plans in institutes or foundations that carry out social research and market programs of study . Its training program allows students to specialize in six tracks: Communication, Geodemography, Linguistics, Education and Social and Cultural History.

Meet the students of the fourth graduating class of MICS

• Dania Andrade: "I am taking the MICS to dedicate myself to the intervention of social problems".

• Carmen Basanta: "MICS can equip me to train future teachers".

• Andrea Bravo

• Renata Coronado: "I am taking the MICS to learn how to conduct rigorous research".

• Yuliana Franco: "MICS course to generate social impact in companies".

• Tatiana George