Intervention in Cases of Violence Against WomenMaster's degrees

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This Master’s degree is divided into two modules: SPECIFIC AREA (48 ECTS) and CORE AREA (12 ECTS).

Course syllabus

Specialist field

Intervention in gender-based and domestic violence
External internships
Master’s thesis:

Core area

Interdisciplinary Social Intervention
Specific Professional Tools for Social Intervention *

Each subject area distributes its ECTS by subjects, as shown in the first table.

*Note: Each student takes the course according to their background

Subjects

Intervention in Cases of Violence Against Women

Course and subjects	Semester	Consulta guía	ECTS	Type	Language
Context of Violence against Women	Download	S1	5	Compulsory	es
Legal Framework of Violence against Women	Download	S1	5	Compulsory	es
Models, Social Policy and Regulatory Framework	Download	S1	3	Compulsory	es
Psychosocial Intervention	Download	S1	3	Compulsory	es
Psychosocial and institutional intervention to address violence against women by their partners or ex-partners	Download	S1	5	Compulsory	es
Types of Violence against Women	Download	S1	5	Compulsory	es
Violence against women by their partners or ex-partners	Download	S1	5	Compulsory	es
Master's Final Project	Download	S1	6	Master Final Project	en-eu-fr-es
Prevention and research on violence against women	Download	S2	5	Compulsory	es
Specific Professional Tools for Social Intervention	Download	S2	6	Elective	es
Internships	Download	S2	12	ENG/Prácticas externas	eu-es
Master's Final Project	Download	S2	6	Master Final Project	en-eu-fr-es

Competences

Postgraduate competences

Objectives

Objectives of the postgraduate programme

Intervention in Cases of Violence Against Women

Master’s Final Project

Intervention in Cases of Violence Against Women

Master’s Final Project

Students will be required to prepare and defend a theoretical or empirical project before an examining board. The analysis and research method is required to have been previously approved by the Master’s programme director. You will have the guidance from a tutor specialised in methodology who will help you prepare the scientific content of your work.

The Master’s Final Project must comply with the University´s General Regulations and each faculty´s specific requirements. Students will be informed in advance about the process they must follow to apply for the dissertation defence, the copies and/or documents to submit, deadlines, venue, duration and order of presentation.

Projects will be assessed in compliance with the level of competences achieved during this activity and the tutor´s report will be taken into account, which will also focus on the competences envisaged in the programme.

Internships

Students will undertake internships in public and private organisations: City Councils, courts, public institutions and associations working with gender violence (attending victims and/or abusers), awareness raising, courses and promotion of equality between men and women.

A professional from the host centre will give you individual support so that you can gain practical experience and enable you to to apply the skills and knowledge acquired throughout the postgraduate course.

This Master’s degree programme currently has nearly 20 agreements with partner institutions for internships. The following centres have hosted our student interns in recent years.