Studying a blended-learning master’s degree allows you to specialise through a learning model that combines the flexibility of an online environment with the educational experience of campus life. At UAX, you can study blended learning master’s and postgraduate programmes designed for those who wish to advance their professional careers whilst continuing to work or fulfil personal responsibilities, without sacrificing practical learning and direct contact with lecturers and fellow students.
Master’s Degree in Aesthetic Medicine and Anti-Ageing
Start:
October
Length:
9 months
MBA Music Business
In collaboration with:
Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Master's Degree in Adult Emergencies and Emergencies for Nursing Professionals
Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Master’s Degree in Sports Medicine
In collaboration with:
Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Master's Degree in Digital Dentistry
In collaboration with:
Start:
October
Length:
1 year
Master's Degree in Continuing Education in Advanced Practice Nursing in Oncology
In collaboration with:
Start:
February
Length:
12 months
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Quirónsalud Master's Degree in Emergencies and Emergencies for Graduates in Medicine
In collaboration with:
Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Master’s Degree in Nursing Services Management and Administration
In collaboration with:
Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Master of Lifelong Learning in Central Nervous System Radiosurgery
In collaboration with:
Start:
November
Length:
6 months
A blended-learning Master’s degree is a postgraduate programme that combines online sessions with face-to-face activities on campus. Part of the learning takes place via the virtual campus, where you can access lectures, materials and academic activities, whilst the face-to-face sessions allow you to consolidate the content, work on case studies and take part in activities relevant to the professional environment.
This format tends to suit those who are looking for flexibility but also value direct contact with lecturers, practical group work or the campus experience. It is also a common choice in fields where applied learning, simulations or collaborative work offer added value.
The blended learning format offers a balance between independent study and the university experience, making it an attractive option for many professionals. Its main advantages include:
Choosing a blended-learning Master’s programme involves analysing not only the academic content but also how the learning experience is structured. Before deciding on a programme, it is worth considering various factors that can make a difference to your learning and the impact the Master’s programme will have on your professional development. Some of the most important aspects to consider are:
Our blended-learning master’s programmes combine online learning with face-to-face sessions focused on developing practical skills. This approach allows you to benefit from the flexibility of the digital environment without sacrificing the university campus experience and collaborative learning.
Studying a blended-learning Master’s at UAX means gaining access to flexible, practical training geared towards professional development within a well-established university environment.
The main difference lies in the inclusion of face-to-face sessions. In an online Master’s degree, all teaching takes place via digital platforms, whereas in a blended-learning Master’s degree, part of the programme is delivered on campus through lectures, workshops or practical activities.
Yes, provided it is an official qualification recognised within the university system. The mode of study does not affect the validity of the qualification, as what matters is that the programme is accredited within the university system.
Yes, many students choose this option precisely because of its flexibility. By combining online learning with occasional face-to-face sessions, it allows them to organise their studies in a way that fits in with work or other commitments.
The frequency depends on the specific programme. Some Master’s programmes concentrate their face-to-face sessions at certain times during the academic year, whilst others spread them out over the course of the year. Before you enrol, it is a good idea to check the calendar to find out the exact schedule.
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