Graduate courses

Please consider the following when choosing graduate courses:

  • European Master-level students are strongly encouraged to select advanced undergraduate courses (typically 4th or 5th year level), as they may be more compatible in content and structure with your home program.
  • All graduate programs at UTDT are part-time. Classes typically meet once per week, in the evening from 7:00 to 10:00 pm, as most students work full-time.
  • Course schedules are subject to last-minute changes.
  • UTDT offers in-person, hybrid and some fully remote courses - the course teaching modality may change at the last minute.
  • Only students who have completed at least four years of university-level education are eligible to enroll in graduate-level (Master’s) courses.
  • Unless otherwise specified, graduate courses are taught in Spanish.
  • Attendance is mandatory. Students must attend at least 80% of classes for each course.
  • Space in graduate courses for exchange students is limited. While we do our best to accommodate your requests, some courses may fill quickly and we cannot exceed capacity. To increase the chances of securing a spot, please indicate multiple course preferences on your registration form.
  • Transcripts including graduate courses may take up to three months to be issued after the end of the semester. In the Master’s Programs in Political Science and International Studies, professors may take up to 50 days after course completion to submit final grades. If you require a transcript soon after the end of your exchange for graduation or future enrollment, please take this into account.


Course registration

Students will be enrolled in the courses selected during the designated registration week. Changes may only be made during the first week of each module.

To request the latest graduate course offerings, please email: international@utdt.edu


Academic calendar by program



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