Cohort data by degree in master’s studies. Academic year 2020-2021. University of Zaragoza

These data are calculated based on the cohort year, i.e. the academic year in which a group of students began university studies. In each COHORTE COURSE, all data (including those corresponding to graduation) are referenced to the year in which studies were initiated in order to track students who started studies at the same time. Graduate students collect the number of students from a new-entry cohort who have completed all curriculum credits, regardless of the year they ended. Students Graduate in Time is the number of students from a new income cohort who graduate in the expected time or another year. Abandonment rate is the percentage of students from a new income cohort who had to obtain the degree in the expected academic year, according to the duration of the plan, and who have not enrolled either in that academic year or in the following year (in the degrees with an expected duration of 1 year, the two consecutive years of non-enrolment that is accounted for the calculation is the two years following the new income). Initial Abandonment Rate is the percentage of students from a new income cohort who, without obtaining the degree, do not enroll in the study either of the two academic years following the entry. Graduation rate is the percentage of students who complete teaching in the expected time or in one more year in relation to their entry cohort. NOTE: the fees exclude students who have recognised (or adapted or validated) more than 15 % of the credits in the curriculum and students admitted to the part-time modality in any of the years completed. Cohort data by master with measurement rates, students presented, evaluated and exceeded.