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The theses I propose are closely linked to real-world projects, often developed in collaboration with companies, cultural institutions, and organizations in the field. The goal is to offer students the opportunity to apply advanced analytical tools to concrete contexts, bridging academic research with practical impact.

These theses focus on the use of psychographic models for market and social research based on individual surveys. Projects may relate to analytical CRM (Customer Relationship Management) or strategic research, with a particular emphasis on clustering methods and PLS-PM models for processing and interpreting opinions.

In this field, theses explore the integration of data analysis and communication sciences methodologies, such as semiotics. The goal is to understand and interpret the dynamics of language, storytelling, and perceptions in digital and media contexts through advanced analytical approaches.

Theses in this area focus on the analysis of satisfaction and perception surveys, particularly applied to cultural events, museum audiences, and entertainment experiences. The aim is to develop evaluation models that support engagement strategies and improve audience experiences.

Thanks to the strong connection with applied research projects and partnerships with operational stakeholders, these theses enable students to acquire skills that are immediately applicable in the job market, addressing real-world challenges through rigorous methodologies.

If you are interested in developing a thesis in one of these areas, feel free to contact me to discuss available opportunities