Universitat de Barcelona Master's Degree in Principles of Care and Education for Diabetes Sufferers
Universitat de Barcelona

Universitat de Barcelona

Master's Degree in Principles of Care and Education for Diabetes Sufferers

Barcelona, Spain

Master degree

1 year

Spanish

Full time

EUR 19 / per credit *

Blended

* 19.37 euros per credit (82 euros for students who are not EU nationals and do not currently reside in Spain). Fees for the academic year 2025-2026

Key Summary

    About : This Master's degree focuses on the principles of care and education for individuals with diabetes. The course combines theory and practice to address the needs of diabetes sufferers and emphasizes effective communication and education strategies. Students will gain the skills necessary to support patients and improve health outcomes through evidence-based approaches.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates may pursue various roles, including diabetes educators, healthcare coordinators, or public health professionals specializing in diabetes. They may also work in clinical settings, educational programs, or community health initiatives aimed at diabetes management and prevention.

The aim of this master's degree is to provide advanced interdisciplinary training in diabetes that will allow graduates to take up leading professional roles in addressing this chronic disease, which affects people of all ages and requires highly complex treatment and monitoring at all levels of care.

The general learning objectives are:

  • To acquire the skills to provide quality care for diabetes mellitus patients and to develop recognized expertise in the field
  • To acquire the skills to design, implement and assess therapeutic education programs for diabetes sufferers and their families
  • To acquire the skills to design and implement research projects in the field of diabetes.

The master's degree aims to meet demand for professionals who can work as lead consultants or case managers in specialized diabetes units in social healthcare or primary care centres.