Nursing and Midwifery Sciences Master

Teaching methodologies base learning on the development of critical thinking and problem solving. Problem-Based Learning (PBL) sessions, workshops, and journal clubs are offered in the classroom.

At the University's Advanced Simulation Center -  SIMAV  , teamwork scenarios are reproduced with subsequent debriefing supported by video recordings.

Career opportunities

Master's degree graduates in Class LM_SNT/1 intervene in clinical care, management, organizational, training and research processes in the fields relevant to the nursing, midwifery and pediatric nursing professions. 

The master's degree also allows access to further training courses: research doctorates, specializations, university master's degrees, etc.

What you will learn

innovative care models

plan and manage care processes

nursing research

process phases, methodologies and databases

statistical and epidemiological methodology

design and conduct observational and experimental studies

prevention and health education models

integration of care between hospital and community

ethics and bioethics

ethical standards in clinical care and research

safety and health in the workplace

professional risk: prevention and protection

healthcare planning and management

organizational models of the health system

Primary Nursing

new patient- and family-centered approach

Nursing and midwifery: clinical governance

hospital care standards

Through in-depth study of the discipline and analysis of scientific research evidence, students acquire advanced care, education, and prevention skills in response to priority health problems and service quality issues.

I am able to identify population needs and plan a coherent response from health services, coordinate healthcare personnel management programs, and develop new work organization methods, taking into account technological and IT innovation and national and European Union operational standards.

The approach to healthcare governance issues is integrated with other healthcare skills.