UNIVERSITY OF GRANADA · SPAIN
Master's Degree in Occupational Risk Prevention
Master's · Taught in es
At a glance
18 mo
Duration
6.5
IELTS
€1k
Tuition / yr
es
Language
Master's
Level
- 90 ECTS CreditsTotal ECTS credits
- 18 MonthsProgram Duration
- Engineering and ArchitectureField of Study
- On-campusAttendance Mode
This Master's Degree in Occupational Risk Prevention is designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and skills in managing and mitigating risks in the workplace. It covers general principles, specific techniques, and legal responsibilities related to ensuring a safe and healthy work environment. The program aims to equip graduates with the expertise to assess risks, implement preventive measures, and comply with relevant legislation.
Curriculum
The program is structured into three modules, covering general training, specific techniques, and specialization in technical aspects of occupational risk prevention.
- Year 1
- General Training in Occupational Risk Prevention
- Techniques in Occupational Risk Prevention
- Technical Specialization in Occupational Risk Prevention
Careers
Graduates will be qualified to work in various roles related to occupational health and safety within organizations.
- Occupational Risk Prevention Technician
- Safety Inspector
- Health and Safety Advisor
- Workplace Risk Assessor
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Master's Degree in Occupational Risk Prevention?
- You need a Bachelor's degree in computer science, optics, physics, mathematics, signal processing, electronics, cognitive psychology, or a related field. Your degree must include at least 5 ECTS in a programming language and 5 ECTS in mathematics. You also need proof of English proficiency with a minimum IELTS score of 6.5 or TOEFL of 90, or equivalent B2 CEFR level.
- How much does the Master's programme cost for international students?
- Tuition is €13.68 per ECTS credit for first-time enrollment. For a 90 ECTS degree, this is approximately €1232, plus a €59.10 administrative fee for opening an academic record.
- What is the duration of the programme and is it on-campus?
- The programme has a total of 90 ECTS credits and a duration of 18 months. It is delivered on-campus.
- What are the career prospects after completing this Master's degree?
- Graduates are qualified for roles such as Occupational Risk Prevention Technician, Safety Inspector, Health and Safety Advisor, and Workplace Risk Assessor within organizations.
- How do I apply for this Master's programme?
- Applications are typically managed through the Distrito Único Andaluz system. You will need to check admission requirements, gather documents like your degree certificate and transcripts, apply online, and then complete enrollment once admitted.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's DegreeA Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution in computer science, optics, physics, mathematics, signal processing, electronics, cognitive psychology, or other relevant adequate education. Applicants must have completed at least 5 ECTS University level course on any programming language and at least 5 ECTS in mathematics.
IELTS6.5
TOEFL90
Pearson62
CEFRB2
Specific entry requirements may apply for scholarships. Please refer to the Admissions section for detailed information.
Fees
Tuition (international)€13.68 per ECTS credit (first-time enrollment). Approximately €821 for a 60 ECTS degree, or €1232 for a 90 ECTS degree (completing within the designated timeframe). An additional administrative fee of €59.10 applies for opening an academic record.
Tuition (home)€13.68 per ECTS credit (first-time enrollment). Approximately €821 for a 60 ECTS degree, or €1232 for a 90 ECTS degree (completing within the designated timeframe). An additional administrative fee of €59.10 applies for opening an academic record.
Living—
Fees are indicative for the 2019-2020 academic year and may vary slightly for subsequent years. For the most current fee structure, please consult the official UGR fees website.
How to apply
1. Check Admission RequirementsEnsure you meet the general and specific entry requirements for the Master's program, including academic qualifications and English language proficiency.
2. Gather Application DocumentsPrepare all necessary documents, including academic transcripts, degree certificates, proof of English language proficiency, and any other required documentation. Ensure documents are authentic, complete, certified, and translated if necessary (English is usually required for translations).
3. Apply through Distrito Único AndaluzSubmit your application through the official Distrito Único Andaluz portal during the designated application period. Follow the instructions provided on their website.
4. Await Admission DecisionThe university will review applications and notify successful candidates of their admission status.
5. Enrollment (Matrícula)Once admitted, complete the enrollment process through the University of Granada's online platform (Automatrícula for first-year students, Oficina Virtual for subsequent years) within the specified deadlines.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Master's Degree in Occupational Risk Prevention?
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You need a Bachelor's degree in computer science, optics, physics, mathematics, signal processing, electronics, cognitive psychology, or a related field. Your degree must include at least 5 ECTS in a programming language and 5 ECTS in mathematics. You also need proof of English proficiency with a minimum IELTS score of 6.5 or TOEFL of 90, or equivalent B2 CEFR level.
How much does the Master's programme cost for international students?
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Tuition is €13.68 per ECTS credit for first-time enrollment. For a 90 ECTS degree, this is approximately €1232, plus a €59.10 administrative fee for opening an academic record.
What is the duration of the programme and is it on-campus?
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The programme has a total of 90 ECTS credits and a duration of 18 months. It is delivered on-campus.
What are the career prospects after completing this Master's degree?
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Graduates are qualified for roles such as Occupational Risk Prevention Technician, Safety Inspector, Health and Safety Advisor, and Workplace Risk Assessor within organizations.
How do I apply for this Master's programme?
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Applications are typically managed through the Distrito Único Andaluz system. You will need to check admission requirements, gather documents like your degree certificate and transcripts, apply online, and then complete enrollment once admitted.