A one-year, 60 ECTS on-campus master's oriented to clinical decision-making and immediate therapeutic management in urgent and emergency medical settings. Suited to physicians seeking focused training for work in hospital emergency departments, primary care urgent devices and pre-hospital emergency teams.
The curriculum is devoted to orienting diagnostic and therapeutic processes in urgent and emergency medicine and to resolving life-threatening problems when present. Training covers care in both hospital emergency services and pre-hospital settings (primary care urgent response devices and emergency medical teams). Specific module listings are not provided on the source page.
Admission and enrolment are handled through UCAM's procedures. Candidates with official prior studies related to this qualification can request a free preliminary recognition of credits.
The programme targets professionals preparing for roles in hospital emergency departments and pre-hospital emergency systems, reflecting a stated orientation to meet high labour demand in urgent and emergency medicine.
UCAM publishes information on admission, scholarships and financial aid; the academic fee indicated on the programme page is 108.33 € per ECTS (total shown as 6,500 €/course and 7,000 € for non-EU), and the university offers services such as recognition of credits, mobility, and student support that can inform funding decisions.
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