The course provides advanced professional knowledge, skills, and abilities appropriate for the performance of the profession of museum curator. Finally, upon completion of the teaching and learning process of the degree, the student will be able to undertake professional work specialized in museum conservation and will have developed research skills in the field of museum studies,

The Master in Libraries, Archives and Digital Continuity from the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (MBACD-UC3M) is an academic degree that trains specialists in all activities related to the management of digital information resources, whether born digital or converted into such from other formats. It addresses their organization, storage, preservation, recovery, dissemination and reuse. Graduates of the MBACD-UC3M will be competent specialists to deal with digitization, the implementation of document and archive management systems and digital libraries, and the digital conservation of cultural, scientific and administrative content.

The inter-university master's degree provides training to its students to respond to the growing demand for professionals in study, research and cultural management linked to historic cities, museums, the art market, tourism and, in general, the cultural heritage of a historical-artistic nature.

Several factors are required to devise an appropriate information system: in-depth knowledge of an organization and its environment; a team of professionals with the right skills to provide quality services; the establishment of assessment systems; the acquisition and management of the financial resources needed to set up the system; and the ability to establish a dissemination method to ensure that the services reach the right audience. To respond to new environments and requirements, professionals are needed who can network and lead multidisciplinary teams in collaborative, joint projects involving several organizations.

The Master's Degree in Public Libraries aims to train professionals who can work in public libraries and contribute to ensuring that they can fulfill their mission as agents of cultural development and permanent education of citizens.

The master's degree Libraries and Heritage Collections is a blended program of 60 credits that provides professional training in the management and treatment of cultural assets in the form of bibliographic materials and documents. The master's degree is offered every two years and includes compulsory work placements, which are designed to assist students in finding employment, as well as a final project in the field of heritage.