Study Programme

* Modules can also be taken as short courses

Speciality Modules: You need to choose a speciality before enrolling to the Master. Depending on the chosen speciality, certain speciality modules will be studied:

Speciality in Neuropsychology

S1. Neuropsychology

S2. Neuropsychological Rehabilitation

Speciality in Neuro-ophthalmology:

S1. Neuro -ophthalmology

S2. Rehabilitation in Neuro- ophthalmology

Speciality in Neurotology

S1. Neurotology

S2. Rehabilitation in Neurotology

Speciality in Neurological Speech and Language Therapy

S1. Neurological Speech and Language Therapy

S2. Rehabilitation in Neurological Speech Therapy

Clinical Training

The clinical training is one of the modules of the Master and we will arrange it for you in a clinic or hospital near you. The minimum amount of clinical training hours are 100 and the maximum are 250. The number of hours is agreed upon between you and the clinic, with us as mediators.

However, if you have worked in the field for more than 3 years, and you do not wish to do the clinical training, you can get an exemption.

Master´s Thesis

A tutor will be assigned to the students to guide and supervise them through the Thesis –Writing Process. The Master´s thesis should be an original piece of work which demonstrates that students are able to apply the knowledge acquired from the Master.  The Master´s thesis will be related to any topic as far as it is related to the subjects taught on the Master.

Methodology

The methodology of this Master is adapted to the e-learning model. Our classes are asynchronous, i.e. it is not necessary to be in the campus on a determined schedule.

This model is extremely flexible allowing you to study around existing work and family commitments. The majority of our students are also working while they study online with us.

The Master consists of 10 modules, with a duration of one month each. You will find the course content available from day one. The student must submit the assignments proposed by the teacher, as well as the questionnaires that they may contain.

The programme is developed in a continuous evaluation. The assessment of each module can be made up of tutor-marked assignments, usually essay or short-answer questions, clinical cases, etc. and computer-marked assignments which are made up of a series of questions and you choose the answers from a given selection. The final mark will be the arithmetic mean of the marks obtained in the assignments. Marks are expressed in numbers from 1 to 10, where a 5 or over is considered a Pass.

The distance learning model combines teaching through virtual classroom, tutorial support and online self-learning.

The students of the Master are connected and in constant communication through the discussion forums and the internal messaging of the virtual campus itself. This will help them solve doubts by exchanging knowledge and acquiring greater skills when it comes to passing the course.

Teaching Board

Students are supported by asynchronous discussion with e-tutors – all leading clinicians in their field

Nerea Ortega Castro PhD: PhD in Experimental Psychology. Master in Methodology and Behavioural Sciences. Associate Research Teacher at Universidad Loyola Andalucía

Claudia Mercé Peris MSc: Neuropsychologist, Specialist in Assessment, Rehabilitation and Cognitive Stimulation

Sonia García Serrano MSc: Psychologist, Addiction Specialist. Psychologist in PREVI, Clinical Psychology Centre in Castellón and Centro Residencial Novaedat, Spain.

Joaquín Vidal López PhD: PhD in Vision Science, Advanced Studies in Visual Perception, Optician and Optometrist, Psychologist, Course Instructor at Open University of Catalonia and Director of School of Advanced Education, Research and Accreditation SAERA S.L.

Cristina Cabrera Pescador MSc: Psychologist. Specialist in Neuropsychology and Learning Coordinator of SAERA.

Francisco J. González García MD: Ophthalmologist at Quirónsalud (Rey Juan Carlos Hospital) and Teacher at University Rey Juan Carlos, Spain

Elena Santolaria Sanz PhD: PhD in Optometry. Optometrist at Centre Visual E. Santolaria (Castellón) and occasional collaborator at Hospital Rey Don Jaime in Castellón, Spain

Idoia Palicio Gonzales- Esandi MD: Master in Biomedical Engineering and Specialist in Audiology and Neuro-otology

Application and Admission

Steps to enrol:

1- Check the entry requirements, start dates and fees

2- Download your application form and fill it in

3- Email your application form along with the supporting documents required to info@saera.eu

4- Await our response confirming your elegibility

5- Confirm your place and choose a payment plan

What is required in my application?

You must submit:

(1) a completed enrollment form

(2) copy of your resume or CV

(3) copy of Diploma or Degree

(4) copy of your passport or national ID

(5) a passport picture

(6) payment of the total fee or first installment.

Need Help Enrolling?

If you need any assistance in enrolling, please feel free to contact us at information@saera.eu or send us a text using our WhatsApp number (+34) 651 439 480 and one of our staff will assist you.

Start Dates and Application Deadlines

It may take several days to complete all steps of the application procedure, so make sure to start your application well in time.

FIRST CALL : from October 1st, 2018 to September 30th, 2019

Application Deadline: September 20th, 2018

SECOND CALL : from February 1st, 2019 to January 31st, 2020

Registration open now. 

Application Deadline: January 20th,2019

THIRD  CALL : from June 1st, 2019 to May 30th, 2020.

Application Deadline: May 20th,2019

Tuition fee payment

Pay in full 

3,500€

Instalments

You have the option to instantly finance your course up to 12 months, no commissions applied. Study with us for €291,66 per month (certificate and shipping included).

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