Primary training objectives
This Master’s programme is at a level 3 of the MECES and is designed for students seeking advanced training in a specialised or multidisciplinary field, with the object of either pursuing academic or professional specialisation, or initiating their involvement in research tasks. The programme has the following training objects:
- Broaden health knowledge from a biophyschosocial perspective
- Become familiar with the population’s health indicators of the different autonomous regions
- Address epidemiology and the the concepts linked to the discipline
- Broaden knowledge of Public Health policies and the models of the different autonomous regions
- Learn about management and quality systems in social work and the health sector
- Broaden knowledge of the structure and functioning of the health system
- Deepen understanding of the principles that frame the ethics of social intervention in a healthcare environment, as well as the notions of bioethics and deontology, dignity, autonomy and informed consent
- Broaden knowledge of community health, citizen participation and health prevention
- Deepen understanding of the historical framework of social work in the health field and its object of knowledge and intervention
- Broaden knowledge of the different areas in which social work in the health sector operates, as well as the different professional functions
- Deepen understanding of the different population groups targeted by social work in the field of health care
- Consolidate knowledge of the different methods, models and techniques of social work applied to the health field
- Broaden knowledge of the different diagnostic methods in social work and their application to the health field
- Deepen understanding of working with inter- or multidisciplinary teams
- Broaden knowledge of the methods of research in social work applied to the health field
- Encourage the development of research activity as a tool for knowledge and development of social work in the health field that allows access to doctoral studies