El objetivo principal del curso será familiarizar a los alumnos con problemática, según el proceso de investigación seguido en este Proyecto Europeo que tiene lugar entre el 14/06/2017 y el 30/06/2021, con un presupuesto total de 272.286,86 €, fruto de la colaboración entre las Universidades de Cádiz, Huelva y Algarve.

Desde una perspectiva eminentemente turística, el seminario se centrará en los siguientes aspectos:
 
- Creación de una red de cooperación en I D i transfronteriza que permita dar soluciones coordinadas a problemas comunes existentes en la zona.
- Diseño de un sistema sostenible de transporte marítimo y fluvial.
- Análisis de demanda de población local y turística.
- Estudio de viabilidad e impacto económicos
- Análisis y optimización de resultados.

El alumnado trabajará las siguientes competencias:
*Capacidad de análisis y de síntesis
*Capacidad para la resolución de problemas
*Capacidad de aprendizaje autónomo
*Capacidad crítica
*Capacidad de búsqueda de información
*Autoaprendizaje

La metodología vendrá establecida a partir de la impartición oral del docente de los contenidos del mismo con el soporte de presentación en Power Point. Posteriormente se abrirá un turno de debate con el alumnado asistente.

Preferentemente, se priorizará en la selección el alumnado del Programa de Doctorado en Turismo UCA. En el caso de que efectivamente se imparta y queden plazas libres, podrá acceder cualquier otro investigador interesado en el mismo.

La evaluación consistirá en la asistencia y participación activa del alumnado al curso.

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Actividad preferentemente semipresencial a expensas del criterio final del docente (presencial en el INDESS para los alumnos UCA y online para los alumnos que no son de la UCA).