The course will be taught according to the non-face-to-face methodology that characterizes the UNED, in which prevails the self-learning of the student but assisted by the professor and articulated through various systems of professor-student communication.

Within these systems, it is worth mentioning that the Master in European Union of which this itinerary in English takes part, is provided with support of an interactive virtual platform where the student finds both basic didactic materials and complementary didactic materials, such as, information, news, exercises and training for the understanding and assessment corresponding to the different subjects. More specifically, the virtual platform will contain:

Contents: The student will be given access to full text books and works related to the subject.

Glossary of terms: The most common terms are extracted and delimited in the context of the study.

Exercises: Their purpose is for the student to exercise the task of understanding and studying, while acquiring useful skills and knowledge which will be needed when carrying out the tests.

Links: They are made available to the student as useful resources for the study and understanding of the right to privacy and data protection regulations.

In addition, students can access videoconferences, activities through AVIPs classrooms and educational content broadcast by Radio-UNE and Tele-UNED.