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Master's degree

Master's Degree in Intervention in Vulnerable Populations

Start date:

06.09.2027
Duration: 2 years in the Making
Modality: Hybrid
Location: 90% online - Via Virtual Campus

Presentation

Vulnerability refers to the state of being physically or psychologically defenseless in the face of a threat, or to a lack or reduction of capacity to respond, protect oneself, or defend oneself. This concept of vulnerability allows us to intervene proactively and prevent potential risks. The empirical reasons for vulnerability arise from various inherent characteristics of the individual, such as age (childhood, old age), gender, or overall health (people with chronic illnesses or at the end of life, people with disabilities). However, vulnerability also stems from structural or circumstantial factors that may make a person more exposed, such as poverty, incarceration, or belonging to minority groups or having a lower educational or socioeconomic status, and who are therefore more likely to experience discriminatory treatment (indigenous peoples, religious groups, migrants, or other population groups). In this way, the perspective of the harm caused by the vulnerability of the subjects will allow the intervention to be planned for its prevention, treatment and, where appropriate, strengthening, promoting resilience.

This program aims to offer academic and professional training that fosters the development of the skills and abilities necessary to address diverse risk situations, with a focus on preventing personal and social harm. All of this is presented with the goal of preventing structural chronicity and facilitating an increase in quality of life and personal, family, and community well-being. As an original and innovative proposal in our country, and in response to a growing demand for training, this Master's program seeks to provide appropriate answers in different disciplinary areas, in a comprehensive manner. It aims to provide interdisciplinary training and intervention tools to professionals working in diverse social contexts, with a holistic view of vulnerability and its effects, and various possible intervention methods. This is its distinguishing feature compared to other programs offered at other universities in the region. In a world where problems and challenges are essentially urgent, as they involve human suffering, it is essential to foster the development of skills and competencies that allow for leading intervention projects with a solid humanistic, comprehensive, and social approach.

Why Austral?

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Virtual Campus
The Virtual Campus is an intuitive environment. No advanced computer skills are required. Basic internet browsing, email management, and familiarity with Microsoft Office applications are sufficient. Furthermore, all students have access to a short self-guided course on using the Virtual Campus before the program begins.
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Focus on the Person and Teacher Support
Alongside the lecturer, students have the constant guidance of the Cohort Professor who accompanies the self-regulated learning process.

Mode

90% online

Virtual format + 2 weeks of face-to-face meetings.

Synchronous activities

All subjects include spaces for exchange and interaction between students, teachers and outstanding professionals.

Who is it for?

Professionals and academics interested in the interdisciplinary field of intervention with vulnerable populations.

 

Authorities

Extra information

FIRST YEAR
  • Anthropological, Philosophical and Ethical Foundations
  • General Theoretical Foundations of Intervention I
  • General Theoretical Foundations of Intervention II
  • Investigation methodology
  • Intervention Planning
  • Interdisciplinary intervention in the family setting
  • Interdisciplinary Intervention in Childhood and Adolescence
  • Interdisciplinary Intervention with Women
  • Interdisciplinary Intervention with Older Adults
SECOND YEAR
  • Final Workshop
  • Interdisciplinary Intervention with People with Disabilities
  • Interdisciplinary intervention with other vulnerable social groups
  • Interdisciplinary intervention in crises, disasters and catastrophes
  • Final work

Elective Subjects

  • Interpersonal Communication for Change
  • Interdisciplinary intervention in the workplace
  • Interdisciplinary Intervention in Confinement Contexts
  • Interdisciplinary Intervention in Palliative Care

 

Dear participant,

We are informing you of the tuition policies for our undergraduate and graduate programs:

The value of the fees will be updated monthly based on the increases defined by the University, taking as a reference the evolution of public inflation indices.

Payment policies : the participant must pay or confirm their payment method and/or fee at least 72 hours prior to the start of the activity by the means mentioned in the FEES section.

Tariffs :

Payment methods available for residents of Argentina : AMEX/ Mastercard/VISA debit and credit cards, Payway, Mercado Pago.

Payment methods available for residents abroad : PayPal and AMEX/Mastercard/VISA credit cards

Cancellation policy prior to the start of the course : Cancellations must be made by sending an email to informesicf@austral.edu.ar with the subject line REQUEST FOR WITHDRAWAL – “Name of the Course/activity” and in the body of the email state the reason for the withdrawal.

Cancellation policy during the course : the participant must send an email to the student secretary putting in the subject REQUEST FOR WITHDRAWAL – “Name of the Course/activity” and in the body of the message must state the reason for withdrawal.

Refund policy : If you do not participate in the course and/or activity, and do not process the corresponding cancellation, refund requests will not be accepted.

Tuition fee refund policy : the tuition fee is taken as a deposit towards the total tuition fee and as a reservation of the place, therefore, its refund will not be required once enrolled in the program/career.

NOTE 1: Tuition fees will only be refunded if the University cancels the activity.

Discounts (undergraduate, postgraduate and programs) and Scholarships (only for undergraduate degrees): The discounts/scholarships offered are not cumulative.

*The opening of the race or program is subject to the number of people registered.

Procurement policies do not apply to non-tariff activities.

We promote a model of collaboration with organizations throughout the country:

 

  • Southern Community (Graduates – Employees – HUA).

 

  • ACIERA – Christian Alliance of Evangelical Churches of Argentina.

 

  • AAC – Argentine Association of Counselors.

 

  • Judicial Branch – Province of Corrientes.

 

  • Military Bishopric of Argentina.

 

  • ISFI – Higher Institute of Integral Training.

 

For more details, consult with our sales advisors.

Maria Florencia Cardini

Tel.+5491128525110

La Universidad Austral is #1 in Argentina

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Maria Florencia Cardini

Tel.+5491128525110