University Master's Degree Course in Attention to Diversity and Inclusive Education

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.