This academic program has been designed to train professionals committed to understanding and addressing the problems of violence and vulnerability that affect people with disabilities, from an interdisciplinary and ethical approach.
We offer two training options:
University Diploma (125 hours): A comprehensive course that lays the theoretical and practical foundations for intervening in contexts of vulnerability and gender violence, covering fundamental topics such as anthropology, ethics, and interdisciplinary intervention.
Postgraduate training cycle (250 hours): An advanced proposal that includes the contents of the University Diploma as a mandatory module and is complemented by elective subjects that allow the student to personalize their training according to their specific interests and needs.
Family counselors, psychologists, social workers, lawyers, doctors, sociologists, graduates in political science, education, family science, nursing or other professionals with related degrees and interested in the prevention and approach to violence in these population groups.
University Diploma
Postgraduate training cycle
The student must complete a mandatory 125-hour module of the Diploma, consisting of the following subjects:
This content will be supplemented by elective courses that students can choose to complete an additional 125 hours of training in order to obtain the Vocational Training Certificate (250 hours total). The courses they can choose are:
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