- Màster en Psicologia General Sanitària
- 85 x 2 quadrimestres (els estudiants repeteixen) (David Bisetto) - 170 estudiants
As provided in section Three. Requirements and duration, of the Resolution of June 3, 2013, of the General Secretariat of Universities, which publishes the Agreement of the Council of Ministers of May 31, 2013, which establishes the conditions to which the curricula leading to the obtaining of the official Master’s Degree in General Health Psychology that enables the exercise of the titled and regulated health profession of General Health Psychologist must comply with. In order to access the Master’s Degree in General Health Psychology, it is necessary to be in possession of a Bachelor’s/Graduate Degree in Psychology together, where appropriate, with a supplementary training that guarantees that the interested party has obtained at least 90 ECTS credits of a specifically health nature. Graduates in Psychology who have passed curricula majoring in Health Psychology adapted to Order CNU/1309/2018, of December 5, which regulates the general conditions to which the curricula of the Degree in Psychology will conform, meet this access requirement by having a specialisation in Health Psychology in their official university degree. However, holders of Bachelor’s/Graduate Degrees in Psychology verified prior to the entry into force of the aforementioned Order CNU/1309/2018 have obtained at least 90 ECTS credits of a specifically health nature and, therefore, do not require additional training.
Admission with a foreign university degree
Following the implementation of Organic Law 2/2023 of 22 March, the seventh general provision of Law 33/2011 of 4 October General Law on Public Health, paragraph a) of Section 3 establishes that, “The official Spanish University Undergraduate Degree in Psychology, which does not, in itself entitle the degree holder to practice psychology within the Spanish health sector, is a necessary admission requirement for the Master’s programme in General Health Psychology. This requirement may also be met with an equivalent degree from an official foreign university that meets the requirements established in Order CNU/1309/2018 of 5 December, which regulates the general conditions with which the curricula of the Bachelor's degree in Psychology must comply, particularly with regard to the compulsory subjects related to Health Psychology
The above principle enables individuals from foreign education systems who hold an undergraduate degree in psychology from foreign education systems to apply to the Spanish university Master’s Degree Programme in General Health Psychology. However, these individuals must provide the proper accreditation in order to demonstrate that their prior studies meet the requirements established in Order CNU/1309/2018 of 5 December, in particular, the minimum requirement of 90 credits earned in compulsory modules related to Health Psychology.
Enforceable legislation:
Order CNU/1309/2018 of 5 December, which regulates the general conditions with which the curricula of the Bachelor's degree in Psychology must comply
Resolution of the Office of the General Secretary of Universities of 16 November 2023, publishing the Agreement of the Council of Universities, which establishes recommendations for the accreditation of compliance with the requirements set out in Order CNU/1309/2018 of 5 December, for access to the Master’s Programme in General Health Psychology with foreign university degrees in Psychology
Organic Law 2/2023 of 22 March of the University System
The application for the accreditation of the compliance of a foreign official degree in Psychology with the requirements established in Order CNU/1309/2018 must be completed through the following link:
The application period is open from 17 February to 15 April 2025 until 14:00.
The application process requires a fee of €155.22, to be paid by the applicant at the time of the accreditation request.
Required documentation for the application:
The applicant must provide, in a single compressed file, the following documents:
The official degree and transcripts must be legalised through diplomatic channels or, where applicable, by the apostille of The Hague Convention. This requirement does not apply to documents issued by authorities of the EU Member States or the signatories of the Agreement on the European Economic Area and Switzerland.
In the event that the required documents are issued in a language other than Spanish, the applicant must procure an official translation of these documents into Spanish that bear the translator’s official stamp.
The translation must be completed following the legalisation process of the documents, meaning that the official translation must also include any documents or texts accumulated in the signature legalisation procedure. In any event, providing an official translation does not exempt the applicant from providing the original document.
Application procedure
The procedure is adapted to the provisions set out in the Resolution of the 16 of November 2023 of the Office of the General Secretary of Universities.
Resolution
Once the procedure has been completed, the Universitat de València will issue a final decision in accordance with the proposal made by the Accreditation Committee of Psychology Studies (CAEP), which depends on the Conference of Deans of Psychology of Spanish Universities.
The decision can be:
A favourable decision allows the applicant to proceed with the application/admission process specific to the Spanish University Master’s Programme in General Health Psychology in any of the universities belonging to the Spanish university system.
A conditionally favourable decision allows the applicant to apply to study the remaining required credits in any of the universities belonging to the Spanish university system that offer the Undergraduate Degree in Psychology.
In order to complete the pre-registration procedure of the Universitat de València, applicants who have received a favourable decision must complete the corresponding pre-registration application by following the instructions laid out on the website.
Documentation will be required to guarantee that 90 ECTS credits of a specifically health-related field have been obtained, as specified in Section 4.2 of Annex I of Royal Decree 1393/2007 of 29th October.
Complementary training credits obtained in postgraduate training that meet the requirements established in Law 5/2011, of March 29, on Social Economy may be considered.
The complementary training course can be obtained by studying subjects of the Degree in Psychology by the UVEG that are linked with the areas of knowledge of Personality, Evaluation and Psychological Treatment and/or Psychobiology. Other subjects of this Degree with specific health content will also be considered. The subjects considered as complementary training course for this Master's Degree are specified in section 4.6 of the curriculum verification report.
Places will be allocated according to the sole criterion of priority of the average mark of the academic record of the Degree in Psychology.