Studying a Master’s degree in health enables you to specialise in different areas of the healthcare sector and develop advanced skills relating to clinical practice, research and innovation in health. At UAX, you can choose from a range of Master’s and postgraduate courses in health designed to support the professional development of healthcare professionals.
Expert Diploma in Management of malnutrition related to renal disease
In collaboration with:
Start:
October
Length:
Asynchronous
Master's Degree in Oral Implantology and Implant-Supported Prosthetics
In collaboration with:
Start:
September
Length:
2 years
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
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Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Master’s Degree in Adult A&E for Nursing Professionals
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Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Master’s Degree in Nursing Services Management and Administration
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Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Master’s Degree in Healthcare Management (Online)
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Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Master’s Degree in General Health Psychology
Start:
October
Length:
18 months
Online Master's Degree in Management of Disease-Related Malnutrition
In collaboration with:
Start:
September
Length:
9 months
Online Specialist in Addressing Disease-Related Malnutrition for Paediatricians.
In collaboration with:
Start:
September
Length:
Modular
Online Specialist in Addressing Disease-Related Malnutrition
In collaboration with:
Start:
September
Length:
Modular
Master of Lifelong Learning in Central Nervous System Radiosurgery
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Start:
November
Length:
6 months
A Master’s degree in health enables students to gain a deeper understanding of the scientific and clinical knowledge relating to different areas of the healthcare sector. These programmes are designed to develop advanced skills that will enhance professional practice and enable students to keep pace with developments in the healthcare sector.
During a Master’s in Healthcare, students work with clinical methodologies, case studies and applied projects that enable them to gain a better understanding of the diagnosis, treatment or management of various healthcare processes.
Furthermore, these programmes enable students to develop skills related to clinical decision-making, the application of new healthcare technologies and the improvement of patient care.
The healthcare sector encompasses a range of professional fields, which is why postgraduate programmes allow students to tailor their studies towards different areas of specialisation within the healthcare sector.
Key specialisations within master’s degrees in health include:
Master’s degrees in health open the door to new career opportunities within the healthcare sector or enable progression to roles of greater responsibility within the sector. Among the main career prospects for graduates of master’s degrees in health are:
At UAX, we design our Master’s programmes in health with a focus on professional practice, healthcare innovation and the development of advanced clinical skills.
Our programmes combine scientific training, practical learning and the development of projects applied to the healthcare sector. Among the elements that characterise healthcare training at UAX are:
Thanks to this approach, studying a Master’s degree in Health at UAX enables students to develop a specialised healthcare profile and broaden their career opportunities within the healthcare sector.
A Master’s degree in health is a postgraduate programme that enables students to specialise in different areas of the healthcare sector, such as clinical practice, health research or healthcare management.
It is usually necessary to have completed a university degree in a subject related to the healthcare sector or the health sciences.
It provides access to roles in clinical specialisation, health research, healthcare management or training in the healthcare sector.
Most Master’s degree programmes last one or two academic years, depending on the number of credits in the programme.
Master’s degrees in health can be studied on a full-time, online or blended basis, allowing the programme to be tailored to each student’s professional needs.
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