Program Overview

Introduction to the Master's Program in Nursing and School Health

The University of Salamanca is launching a new Master's program in Nursing and School Health, positioning itself at the forefront of healthcare education. This pioneering program is the result of a strategic collaboration between the University School of Nursing and the Faculty of Education and Tourism.

Program Overview

The Master's program aims to address the growing need for specialized nursing professionals in educational settings. It will provide graduates and diploma holders in Nursing with the necessary competencies to work effectively in this expanding field. The program is designed to be completed in 60 ECTS credits, structured into four formative modules, and culminating in a practical training period in school centers.

Program Details

• The program will be taught entirely online, allowing students to balance their work and academic responsibilities.
• The online format will enable professionals from all over Spain to access the program.
• The program's coordination is led by Dr. Ainhoa Lozano Molina, a renowned figure in the field of nursing, recently awarded as Nurse of the Year 2024 in ¡vila.
• The program represents a significant step forward for the University of Salamanca in its commitment to innovative education and responding to societal needs, preparing highly qualified professionals to ensure the well-being and health of students in educational environments.

Admission and Enrollment

• The pre-enrollment period for the Master's program is currently open, with interested candidates able to submit their applications until August 23.
• The enrollment period will take place from September 1 to September 15.
• Detailed information about the admission process and requirements is available through official university channels.

Program Objectives and Outcomes

The Master's program in Nursing and School Health is designed to equip professionals with the specialized knowledge and skills necessary to address the health needs of school communities effectively. Upon completion, graduates will be highly qualified to work in educational settings, contributing to the well-being and health of students.