General information
UAB's Virtual Fair for Master's Degrees, Graduate Courses and PhD Programmes
Informative sessions with each programme's direction, from the 16th to the 20th of May. Registration is open!
- Official UAB
- Credits: 120 ECTS
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Course begins on 17/09/2021
Course ends on 13/06/2021 -
Beginning of the pre-enrolment period 01/03/2021
See the calendar - Places: 35 places
- Price: €5,400 (diploma issuing fees not included)
- Language: Spanish (100%)
- Mode: classroom-based learning
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Teaching centre:
"Gimbernat" School of Nursing and Physiotherapy (affiliated school)
Osteopathy is the name that, in 1874, the American doctor A. Taylor Still gave to the exclusively manual therapies that he used to treat patients. He had observed the close relation there is between structure and function, between the musculoskeletal system and that of the organs, both of which need to function well to ensure good health.
Osteopathy uses manual contact for diagnosis and treatment. It respects the relationship between body, mind and spirit in health and illness, emphasising the structural and functional integrity of the body and its intrinsic tendency towards self-cure. This holistic approach to treatment is based on the notion that human beings form a dynamic functional unit, in which all parts are inter-related. Treatment concentrates on areas of tension in tissues or of dysfunctions between structures that may prevent the normal working of bone, muscle and joint mechanisms, or organic, neuronal, vascular or biochemical ones.
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Osteopathy uses manual contact for diagnosis and treatment. It respects the relationship between body, mind and spirit in health and illness, emphasising the structural and functional integrity of the body and its intrinsic tendency towards self-cure. This holistic approach to treatment is based on the notion that human beings form a dynamic functional unit, in which all parts are inter-related. Treatment concentrates on areas of tension in tissues or of dysfunctions between structures that may prevent the normal working of bone, muscle and joint mechanisms, or organic, neuronal, vascular or biochemical ones.
Career options
Career options for this master's degree include:
- Osteopathy Centres
- Physiotherapy Centres
- Primary and Specialised Care Centres
- Clinics and hospitals
- Private practice
- Home-based care
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Sports centres
Work placements
Additional information
http://www.eug.es/estudios/master-universitario-de-osteopatia/
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