Graduate students must comply with current regulations established by the Office of Graduate Studies. These rules are published in the Informative Bulletin of the Graduate Studies Office or on the website: www.uprm.edu/oeg/es/inicio-2-2/
In addition to the requirements established by the Graduate School, the student must pass in the selected program a minimum number of credits that are broken down as follows:
Students may have up to four undergraduate courses identified as ‘deficiencies’. Deficiencies correspond to four fundamental knowledge areas, needed for a successful completion of a master’s degree. The fundamental knowledge areas are:
Students will learn if they have been required to address the deficiencies on their admission letter. In most cases, the following relationship between deficiencies and course requirements is found on the admission letters:
Students pursuing a graduate degree are expected to approve coursework or to remove the deficiencies on their first year of graduate studies.
Students with ININ 4027 approved should substitute ININ 6005 for ININ 6020 or ININ 6046 as core course.
Students with ININ 4018 approved should substitute ININ 6026 for ININ 6008 as core course.
