Expert Diploma in Sexual Violence Intervention

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Course syllabus

The syllabus consists of 24 ECTS credits and is divided into six compulsory subjects. The programme is delivered entirely online.

Subject	Type	Type	ECTS	Semester*
Contextualising the Sexual Violence Phenomenon	Compulsory	Virtual	5	1
Forms of Sexual Violence	Compulsory	Virtual	3	1
Therapeutic Approach in Trauma and Crisis Situations	Compulsory	Virtual	5	2
Psychosocial and Institutional Intervention in Sexual Violence	Compulsory	Virtual	5	2
Sexual Cyberviolence against Female Corporealities	Compulsory	Virtual	3	2
Prevention and Detection of all Forms of Sexual Violence	Compulsory	Virtual	3	2

Profiles and objectives

This expert diploma allows for addressing the identification and diagnosis of sexual violence in ever-evolving environments, while also developing competences aimed at preventing and comprehensively addressing such violence.

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Teaching methods

Teaching methods

The subjects are organised into different units. In each unit, students will be presented with a learning scenario containing a situation they must resolve. To aid them, a variety of resources will be made available in an organised and contextualised manner (such as videos, documents, activities, etc.), along with tools for planning, studying, practice, discussion, etc. The subjects will feature a continuous assessment system based on the submission of tasks requested in each unit.

Career opportunities

A specialised professional approach

Addressing this problem requires a specialised professional approach in line with the demand arising from regulatory developments at the international, state and local levels.

Oriented towards professional practice in the field of sexual violence.

This postgraduate programme is oriented towards professional practice in the field of sexual violence, both in public and private organisations. This includes direct care, awareness-raising and prevention developed by public institutions, in particular specialised care services, such as 24-hour crisis centres, comprehensive recovery services, care services for victims of trafficking and sexual exploitation, and specialised care services for minors who are victims of sexual violence. It is also aimed at intervention, awareness-raising and prevention carried out by private entities such as associations, consultancies and non-governmental organisations.