Program overview

Main Subject

Health/Healthcare

Degree

Other

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The Master's Degree in Inclusion and Attention to Diversity (MIAD) is part of the actions of the University Center for Health Sciences, in accordance with the Institutional Development Plan 2019-2025, Vision 2030 to which the PDI CUCS itself is aligned. and, in addition, the plans and programs of the Department of Applied Psychology, in such a way that the postgraduate course responds to these guidelines, which are represented in the three transversal policies of the PDI, but especially in the four substantive purposes that make it up and, specifically, the sections on Comprehensive and global training and Inclusive and quality coverage.
In this sense, the Master's Degree in Inclusion and Support for Diversity is based on addressing inclusion from the perspective of the “social model”, understood in three areas of competence: disability, diversity and interculturality. Consequently, inclusion differs from similar disciplines in that it is a phenomenon in interaction within certain contexts in which people's characteristics (cultural, physical, linguistic, etc.) acquire different meanings.
Therefore, the MIAD seeks to understand and care for disability and gender and intercultural diversity, from a scientific and human perspective, as social conditions that prevent or favor inclusion and act accordingly, not on individuals, but about the social and other barriers that prevent individuals from fully exercising their human and educational rights.
The purpose of the MIAD is the training of human resources specialized in inclusion that are oriented towards disability, sexual diversity, and interculturality based on an inclusive, non-integrationist or welfare approach, focused on the right to an equitable and quality education. for everyone within the framework of the transversal policy of the University and the University Center.

Program overview

Main Subject

Health/Healthcare

Degree

Other

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

The Master's Degree in Inclusion and Attention to Diversity (MIAD) is part of the actions of the University Center for Health Sciences, in accordance with the Institutional Development Plan 2019-2025, Vision 2030 to which the PDI CUCS itself is aligned. and, in addition, the plans and programs of the Department of Applied Psychology, in such a way that the postgraduate course responds to these guidelines, which are represented in the three transversal policies of the PDI, but especially in the four substantive purposes that make it up and, specifically, the sections on Comprehensive and global training and Inclusive and quality coverage.
In this sense, the Master's Degree in Inclusion and Support for Diversity is based on addressing inclusion from the perspective of the “social model”, understood in three areas of competence: disability, diversity and interculturality. Consequently, inclusion differs from similar disciplines in that it is a phenomenon in interaction within certain contexts in which people's characteristics (cultural, physical, linguistic, etc.) acquire different meanings.
Therefore, the MIAD seeks to understand and care for disability and gender and intercultural diversity, from a scientific and human perspective, as social conditions that prevent or favor inclusion and act accordingly, not on individuals, but about the social and other barriers that prevent individuals from fully exercising their human and educational rights.
The purpose of the MIAD is the training of human resources specialized in inclusion that are oriented towards disability, sexual diversity, and interculturality based on an inclusive, non-integrationist or welfare approach, focused on the right to an equitable and quality education. for everyone within the framework of the transversal policy of the University and the University Center.

Admission requirements

Important Dates

Program Duration

2 Years

Starting Month(s)

Sep

Tuition fee and scholarships

Scholarships

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In this guide you will find:

Where to look for scholarship opportunities

How to apply to scholarships relevant to you

A list of available scholarships around the world

A scholarship application checklist

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