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- UAB Master's Degree (Continuing Education)
- Code: 4639/4
- 4th edition
- Modality: Online
- Credits: 60 ECTS
- Start date: 27/10/2025
- Finish date: 09/04/2028
- Places: 400
- Orientation: Research
- Price: 4800 €
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Special price 4500 €
Group of application: Students who are undergoing regulated health training such as MIR or EIR
- Teaching language: Spanish
- Location: Virtual i al Laboratori d'Estadística Aplicada, Facultat de Psicologia, Edifici B
Training in research methodology is a necessity for any specialist in the field of Health Sciences, as knowledge of design, statistics, and computer tools is essential both to support research and to develop research projects and publications in impact journals.
This type of knowledge should be offered in postgraduate studies because it is when graduates in this field, especially those working in public health, have hypotheses and data to test them, and therefore their motivation and environment are optimal for assimilating statistical and design concepts that are traditionally difficult for undergraduate students.
Our group, and the UAB, are pioneers in Spain in this type of teaching. We started in 1977 with a distance course in Biostatistics that was complemented by two face-to-face stages and a final exam at the Bellaterra Campus. The knowledge of students who passed the evaluation was accredited with a diploma signed by the Rector of the UAB.
These studies were consolidated in the public health field in Spain. During this period, complementary courses were added, such as advanced statistics, computer tools, and statistical packages, the latter taught face-to-face at the former Mathematical Psychology Laboratory, now the Applied Statistics and Modeling Laboratory.
In the 1993/94 academic year, the Graduate School approved the diploma in Statistics in Health Sciences, so that students, depending on their needs, could choose the different courses of the Program individually or enroll in the complete Diploma integrated by mandatory and optional modules.
In the 1999/2000 academic year, the Graduate School authorized the master's degree in Research Methodology in Health Sciences, which has been taught until the 2021-2022 academic year, so that students, depending on their interests, can choose the different courses of the program individually, complete the diploma, and, once the diploma is obtained, continue until obtainingthe master's degree. For the master's program, Professor Miguel Delgado, Professor of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, who is one of the main Spanish experts in designs in the health field, was incorporated.
The current continuing education program is today a reference in Spain, as evidenced by its long trajectory and the high number of enrolled students.
The motivation of most of the currently enrolled students is to achieve good methodological training to join an applied research team and/or complete their doctoral thesis.
- Second, these skills are highly valued by the pharmaceutical industry and other companies within the healthcare sector.
This type of knowledge should be offered in postgraduate studies because it is when graduates in this field, especially those working in public health, have hypotheses and data to test them, and therefore their motivation and environment are optimal for assimilating statistical and design concepts that are traditionally difficult for undergraduate students.
Our group, and the UAB, are pioneers in Spain in this type of teaching. We started in 1977 with a distance course in Biostatistics that was complemented by two face-to-face stages and a final exam at the Bellaterra Campus. The knowledge of students who passed the evaluation was accredited with a diploma signed by the Rector of the UAB.
These studies were consolidated in the public health field in Spain. During this period, complementary courses were added, such as advanced statistics, computer tools, and statistical packages, the latter taught face-to-face at the former Mathematical Psychology Laboratory, now the Applied Statistics and Modeling Laboratory.
In the 1993/94 academic year, the Graduate School approved the diploma in Statistics in Health Sciences, so that students, depending on their needs, could choose the different courses of the Program individually or enroll in the complete Diploma integrated by mandatory and optional modules.
In the 1999/2000 academic year, the Graduate School authorized the master's degree in Research Methodology in Health Sciences, which has been taught until the 2021-2022 academic year, so that students, depending on their interests, can choose the different courses of the program individually, complete the diploma, and, once the diploma is obtained, continue until obtainingthe master's degree. For the master's program, Professor Miguel Delgado, Professor of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, who is one of the main Spanish experts in designs in the health field, was incorporated.
The current continuing education program is today a reference in Spain, as evidenced by its long trajectory and the high number of enrolled students.
The motivation of most of the currently enrolled students is to achieve good methodological training to join an applied research team and/or complete their doctoral thesis.
Career opportunities
- Essentially, it allows accreditation of methodological competence in order to applied research centres and groups within the health sphere.- Second, these skills are highly valued by the pharmaceutical industry and other companies within the healthcare sector.
Internships
UAB masters and graduate diplomas may include or facilitate external academic internships in companies or institutions in order to help the student to achieve a level of expertise that facilitates the insertion or promotion in the workplace.
For this study programme non-curricular (optional) internships are possible:
- Non-curricular
As a UAB student, you have access to the University occupation portal, the Occupability Service, through which you can participate in selection processes for non-curricular practices as well as getting a contract. In both cases, you need to sign up to the Nexus application.
Scholarships and financial aid
Chek all the information on the possibilities for grants and scholarships in the page for UAB financial aids, grants and calls.
Coordinating centres
Departamento de Psicobiología y Metodología de las Ciencias de la Salud
Contact
Conchi Serrano Bermúdez
Phone: 935811632