Official Master’s programmes

The official Master’s programmes offered by the Faculty of Medicine are regulated by Royal Decree 1393/2007 and are fully adapted to the European Higher Education Area (EHEA).  Their academic structure is based on an ECTS credit system. This means that the work of the student can be more adequately assessed and that the teaching methods can be adapted to the principles of European integration, with learning based on the acquisition of skills.  

This year, the following Official Master’s programmes will be taught at the Faculty of Medicine:

• University Master’s in Biomedicine.
• University Master’s in Pharmacology Research.
• University Master’s in Research and Nursing Care for Vulnerable Populations
• University Master’s in Quantitative Research Methods in Epidemiology.
• University Master’s in Neuroscience.
• University Master’s in Molecular and Cell Biology.
• University Master’s in Biotechnology.
• University Master’s in Microbiology.
• University Master’s in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology