Program Overview

Master's Degree in Industrial Safety

The Master's Degree in Industrial Safety at UPV is a pioneer in Spain, offering a comprehensive one-year training program supported by renowned experts. This programme, 50% of which is taught by company professionals, equips industrial engineers (electrical, mechanical, chemical, industrial, electronic, etc.) with design, supervision and management skills to prevent and limit risks arising from industrial activity and from the use and maintenance of industrial installations, equipment and products, taking into account legal, organisational, technical, technological and environmental constraints.

Official Title and Credits

• Official title: Master's Degree in Industrial Safety
• Credits: 60

Language of Instruction and Requirement

• Language of instruction: Spanish
• Language requirement: Spanish – B2

Modality and Campus

• Modality: Presential
• Campus: UPV Valencia Campus Site (Valencia)

Curriculum

The curriculum includes:

• Courses
• Timetable
• Outcomes
• Academic staff

Admission

• Offered places: 30 (course 26-27)
• Course start: September 2026 (course 26-27)
• Course duration: A year, from September 2026 to July 2027
• Number of credits: 60 ECTS (course 26-27)
• Credit price:
  • Type 1 students: 35.34 € (course 26-27)
  • Type 2 students: 70.68 € (course 26-27)
• Total price:
  • Type 1 students: From 2,120.4 € (course 26-27)
  • Type 2 students: From 4,240.8 € (course 26-27)
• Note: Type 1 includes national, EU, and foreign students residing in Spain. Type 2 includes all other international students.

Pre-registration

Pre-registration phases:

1. Phase 0: From 17 November 2025 to 13 February 2026, directed to international students (outside the EU).
2. Phase 1: From 2 March to 30 April 2026, directed to all students (national, EU, and international).
3. Phase 2: From 15 to 26 June 2026, directed to all students (national, EU, and international).
4. Phase 3: Two periods, from 31 July to 7 August and from 24 August to 4 September 2026, directed to all students (national, EU, and international).

General Regulations

• Registration
• Permanence Regulations
• Credit recognition and transfer regulations
• European Diploma Supplement
• Access to doctorate PhD
• Internal quality assurance system

Other Links of Interest

• European curriculum vitae
• European ETCS credit system
• Difference between homologation and legalization
• Official translation of documentation into Spanish
• Validity of documents and sworn translations
• Credit recriminations, adaptations and validations

News

Recent news includes:

• Technical visits to companies such as Fertiberia and Arcelor Mittal
• 100% employability for the second class of Master's graduates
• Awards for the best Master's Thesis at international congresses
• Interviews with former students sharing their experiences on podcasts like MASTERíZATE.