| Length of program | 1 year |
| Credits | 60 ECTS |
| Degree Director | Dr. Jesús Valero-Garcia |
| Application | Pre-enrolment closed |
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Career opportunities
The University Master’s in Attending to Diversity and Inclusive Education trains graduates to be able to work as:
- Support teacher or instructor in preschool and primary school and in the first cycle of compulsory secondary education (*).
- Teacher at public or private schools specialised in special education (*).
- Teacher in attending to diversity at public or private preschool and primary schools (*).
- Hospital classroom teacher at benchmark hospital centres where such a service has been created (*).
- Teacher at different social centres, either public or private, where children with special support needs receive care (*).
- Psychosocial or educational associations or services which attend to individuals with functional diversity (occupational workshops, job placement, social guarantee programmes, programmes to help individuals transition to adult, working life, etc.).
- Tutor in specific centres or services.
- Training centres (workshop classrooms, outside schooling units, etc.).
This master’s course also empowers students to develop their doctoral thesis and subsequent university academic/professional career (diploma holders should take 60 ECTS more in order to have access to PhD courses).
(*) As long as the graduate also holds the corresponding degree, with the appropriate specialization or qualification according to the regulations currently established in Royal Decree 476/2013, of 21 June.