Master’s Degree
International Health and Cooperation
Programme Structure
The Master’s degree combines 60% online teaching with 40% in-person sessions in Barcelona.
Each edition begins with an in-person week in September to introduce the subjects and their dynamics, and to meet fellow students and some of the faculty. While this phase is not mandatory, it is highly recommended.
The first year of the program is dedicated to the more conceptual components. It starts in September with an asynchronous virtual phase (from approximately September to March), featuring readings, interactive materials, forums, videoconferences, and continuous assessment. The in-person phase in Barcelona (from April to June—3 months) is intensive and mandatory, focused on practical application: discussion of real cases, workshops, simulations, and collaborative work.
The first year requires significant and continuous dedication, although some students manage to balance it with their professional activities.
The second year allows for more flexible organization, depending on the progress of the internships and the Master’s Thesis (TFM).
95% of the teaching is conducted in Spanish.
