The Master's Degree in Educational Research and Change aims to respond to the range of academic and social needs and requirements that are directly related to the goals of change, innovation, and improvement that school and non-formal education systems face in a globalized, knowledge-based society.

The Master's Degree in Psychopedagogy is aimed at university graduates seeking comprehensive and multidisciplinary training in the field of psychopedagogy. The Master's Degree is primarily professional in nature and is aimed at working professionals in the socio-educational field and other graduates seeking further training or specialized training.

The Master's Degree in Social and Educational Interventions is aimed at students with an interest in the social and educational fields who wish to acquire tools that allow them to innovate and expand their knowledge by incorporating research into their own practice, and to receive training in planning, counseling, research, and evaluation in vulnerable socio-educational contexts. This research-based master's degree leads to a doctoral degree.