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Dates:
From January to July 2026
Edition:
6st edition
Study load:
30 ECTS / 300 hours
Schedule:
Friday from 14.30 pm to 21.30 pm and Saturday from 8.30 am to 14 pm and from 15 pm to 19.30 pm (one or two weekends a month)
Mode:
Blended
Languages:
Spanish (95%) and English (5%)
Price:
€ 2.668,95 + € 200 fees
Orientation:
Professional
Qualification:
Specialization Diploma in Physical and Sports Rehabilitation from Pompeu Fabra University
Organized by:
TecnoCampus, center attached to Pompeu Fabra University
Pre-registration:
Open until December 1, 2025
5% accumulative discount for payment of place reservation until November 7, 2025
Registration:
From November 24 to December 19, 2025
Academic Coordination of the Specialization Diploma:
Sara González Millán
sgonzalezm@tecnocampus.cat
Request for information and registration:
Continuing Education
formacionpermanent@tecnocampus.cat
Phone. (+34) 93 702 19 59
Develops rehabilitation and injury prevention programs based on people's needs
The Diploma of Specialization in Physical and Sports Rehabilitation offers the necessary academic tools, so that sector professionals acquire the appropriate professional skills to be able to use means and methods of functional rehabilitation to physical and sporting effort, in the event that practitioners or athletes had suffered an injury and / or illness.
In addition, the curriculum design of this degree is designed to arouse the scientific concerns of graduates, in a sphere which is currently very popular, research into the field of Health Sciences and Sport. More specifically, into the effect of the practice of physical activities and sports in the prevention of diseases or injuries, and in how physical exercise attenuates the potential harmful effects arising from illness, sedentary lifestyle and physical inactivity.
Who is it aimed at?
This postgraduate diploma is aimed at people interested in career guidance in the field of injury prevention and physical rehabilitation in the event of having suffered an illness or injury.
The intended student profile must also show motivation for teaching, creativity, capacity for innovation and sensitivity towards the people to whom their interventions will be directed. The capacity for self-criticism and reflection on professional practice will also be valued.
The access profile for the Diploma of Specialization in Physical and Sports Rehabilitation is for university graduates from studies related to physical activity, sport, health and physical and sports rehabilitation.
- Graduates, bachelors and diplomas.
Why study this Specialization Diploma at TecnoCampus?
- Title of a university with the prestige of Pompeu Fabra (UPF).
- Professional orientation and academic rigor. Academic and scientific knowledge is obtained for sports physical rehabilitation.
- Expert faculty. Teaching team made up of experts in the area of physical and sports rehabilitation: academic doctors in the field of CAFE, biology, medicine, physiotherapy, nutrition and psychology.
- First level equipment. For teaching, we have the Physical Activity Assessment Laboratory. Performance and Health (LARS), the Technological Innovation and Functional Assessment Laboratory (LABIT), the multipurpose room, physiotherapy gyms and state-of-the-art technological equipment. Access here to view the Tecnocampus facilities.
- External practices. The student will carry out an external internship in reference sports clubs and centers valued at 8 ECTS.
Career opportunities
Once the studies of the Diploma of Specialization in Physical and Sports Rehabilitation have been completed, the job profile of those admitted is that of a professional with the appropriate academic and scientific knowledge to program, plan, periodize, research and optimize the process of physical and sports rehabilitation and 'apply it in an individualized way, adapting it according to the needs of the users and their sex, age and level of physical and sports practice (sedentary, high performance, people with some kind of disease, associated pathology or disability, etc.) .
This training does not qualify for the exercise of regulated sports professions. However, the career opportunities of future graduates, derived from the specialization in readjustment to physical effort, enable them in the following areas of action:
- Aid in adapting to physical effort
In the areas of:
- Health
- Sports performance
- Physical or mental disabilities
- Injuries and / or associated pathologies
In various spaces:
- Fitness and wellness centres
- High performance centres
- Sports teams
- Sports clubs and federations
- Gerontogymnastics centres
- Hospitals
General objectives
The main aim is to offer a demanding program of the highest academic quality that prepares students from a professional perspective and, at the same time, with an important scientific approach to prevent injuries during sports and readjust people to tasks of daily life and physical activity and sports in the event that they have suffered an injury or illness.
Specific objectives
- Apply the anatomical, physiological and biomechanical principles in all those activities practiced around physical and sports rehabilitation.
- Analyze the needs of physical activity and sports according to the individual characteristics of people and, acting accordingly, plan, design and implement routines, techniques and an individualized training methodology for physical rehabilitation.
- Identify cardiorespiratory and muscular fitness assessment tests based on age, gender and fitness level, and apply the means and methods necessary for proper functional assessment.
- Examine the mechanisms and risk factors that condition postural hygiene, diseases and injuries and, consequently, design a strategic action plan with protocols for the prevention of injuries and diseases, as well as for the progressive reinstatement of daily and sports activities.
- Implement in a multidisciplinary environment protocols for the evaluation and control of physical and sports rehabilitation according to the individual needs of people.
- Devise strategies for the promotion of lasting and autonomous habits of healthy physical activity and sports in different populations.
- Apply the theoretical and practical knowledge acquired and the scientific evidence for professional development during external internships.
Assessment
The evaluation system includes aligned tests with competencies for each subject, including face-to-face and online assessments such as: oral presentations, written exams, online, face-to-face and online individual and group work, and quizzes.
The acquisition of skills is assessed through the system ofcontinuous evaluation, concluding with a numerical rating in accordance with current legislation (Rating system: Royal Decree 1125/2003, of September 5).
In addition, a percentage of65% to 80% attendance according to the subject.
Outline and Structure of the Specialization Diploma
The course is structured in 22 compulsory credits and 8 credits of external internships forming a total of 30 credits.
Module I. Functional Assessment of Cardiorespiratory and Muscle Fitness (4ECTS)
- Cardiovascular evaluation. Ventilatory evaluation.
- Neuromuscular evaluation. Computer tools in functional evaluation.
- New technologies in functional evaluation. Basic life support.
Module II. Prevention and readjustment to Physical Activity and Sports (12 ECTS)
- Flexibility training methods. Assessment of flexibility. Relaxation techniques. Breathing. Education and postural control. Postural retraining.
- Methods and new trends in injury prevention and rehabilitation. Physical activity and sports in the prevention of diseases. Design of protocols in the prevention of injuries and diseases. Design of protocols in the rehabilitation of health injuries. Design of protocols in the rehabilitation of injuries in sport.
- Harmful mechanisms. Risk factors and their quantification. Assessment methods in Physical and Sports Rehabilitation. Assessment of muscle and joint chains. Load control in physical rehabilitation. New technologies in the evaluation of Physical and Sports Rehabilitation.
- General bases of the planning and periodization in the process of Physical-sports readaptation. Selection and timing of physical abilities in the process of physical rehabilitation. The progression of the exercises in the routines. The progression of routines in a time cycle. The planning and periodization in the relapses of the injuries.
Module III. External internships (8 ECTS)
- External practices focused on injury prevention.
- External practices focused on the prevention of risk factors associated with diseases.
- External practices focused on the physical rehabilitation of injuries.
- External practices focused on functional rehabilitation of diseases.
Module IV. Physical and Sports Activity in Special Populations (6 ECTS).
- Morphological and physiological characteristics of special populations. Means and materials in personal training according to gender and age. Methodology of personal training according to gender and age. Design of routines based on gender. Design routines based on age.
- Methodology of fitness assessment in special populations. Gender-specific assessment tests. Interpretation of assessment results based on gender and age. Load control by gender and age.
Exclusive
The teaching methodologies will be implemented taking into account the formative characteristics of each subject / subject and, in addition, taking into account the modality of part-time development.
Face-to-face teaching methodology
- Expository method or master class
- Case study
- Solving exercises and problems
- Problem-based learning (PBL)
- Project-oriented learning
- Cooperative learning
- Inverted classes
Given the semi-face-to-face modality of the course, non-face-to-face teaching methodologies considered as virtual or online will be established.
Semi-face-to-face teaching methodology
- Solving exercises and virtual problems
- Virtual problem-based learning
- Virtual cooperative learning
- Virtual inverted classes
Assessment systems
The student assessment system will carry out a series of tests that will be based on the skills to be acquired in each subject / module. The face-to-face and non-face-to-face assessment systems used are established, respectively.
Face-to-face evaluation system
- Oral presentation
- Written exam
- Individual projects
- Group projects
- Participation and evolution in practices
- Final report of practices
Semi-attendance assessment system
- Online exams
- Online questionnaires
- Participation in online forums and debates
- Individual online projects
- Online group projects
The acquisition of skills by the student will be assessed through the system of continuous assessment weighting and assessing the results obtained from the application of the assessment procedures described in each teaching outline of the subject.
The evaluation will conclude with a recognition of the level of learning achieved by the student, materialized in the numerical rating, in accordance with what is established by current legislation.
Academic Coordinator
Mrs. Sara González Millán (Perfil LinkedIn). PhD student Official master's degree in Physiotherapy and Sports Physical Rehabilitation by the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Master in Structural Osteopathy by the University of Zaragoza. Graduated in Physiotherapy from Rovira i Virgili University. Degree in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences from the University of Zaragoza. In possession of the Pedagogical Training (CAP) from the University of Zaragoza. She is currently the Academic Coordinator for the University Master's in Personal Training and Physical Sports Rehabilitation at TecnoCampus Mataró - Maresme. PDI Degree in CAFE and Double Degree Physiotherapy and CAFE. Professor of the University Master's in Readaptation to Physical Activity and Personal Training. Collaborating Professor of the Podiatry Degree at the UManresa-Fundació Universitària del Bages (FUB). He has been a Physiotherapist of the Santa Tecla Health and Social Network for 10 years. In the Catalan Basketball Federation, she was Technical Director of the Territorial Delegation of Tarragona and Head of the Tarragona PDP Center and Assistant Coach of the Catalan Cadet Women's Basketball Team (U16F) for more than 10 years.
Teaching staff
Dr. Adrian García Fresneda: Doctor in Physical Activity, Physical Education and Sport (INEFC-UB). Master's in Sports Performance, Technology and High Level by the University of Barcelona. Master in Performance (COE-UAM). Professional Master in Performance in Team Sports (INEFC-UB-CEDEIX). Degree in Sciences of Physical Activity and Sport (INEFC-UB). National Athletics Coach (RFEA). Researcher of the research group in Sports Sciences (GRC). Lecturer in the official Master's in Sports Performance and High Level Technology (INEFC-UB) - COI - CAR Sant Cugat (Olympic Solidarity Program).
Dr. Alba Pardo Fernández: Graduated in CAFE from INEFC Barcelona. PhD in CAFE from the INEFC-UB. European Master in Health and Physical Activity (Università degli Studi di Roma; University of Southern Denmark, Odense; German Sport University, Cologne). Deputy coordinator of the degree in CAFE and permanent teacher at the ESCST-UPF. Member of the Research Group on Chronic Care and Innovation in Health (GRACIS), recognized by the AGAUR (Generalitat de Catalunya). Accredited by the AQU. FI grant to carry out a research study on the evaluation of the Physical Activity, Sport and Health Program (PAFES) of the Generalitat de Catalunya. Collaborating researcher in research projects linked to the promotion of health through physical activity. Co-author of more than five publications in Journal Citation Reports and Scimago Journal Rank indexed journals.
Mr. Albert Torner Ballesteros (Perfil LinkedIn)
Graduated in CAFE from the INEFC, Lleida. Diploma in Physiotherapy by the Bages University Foundation (FUB). Master in Prevention and Rehabilitation of Injuries in Football (Royal Spanish Football Federation-COE). Physical trainer and readapter of the first football team of RCD Espanyol in Barcelona.
Dr. Ana Isabel Ibáñez Caparrós: Graduated in Medicine and Surgery. Master's Degree in Physical Injury Assessment and Medical Assessment. Postgraduate degree in Antiaging Medicine. Currently associate professor at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and Psychiatrist at the Germans Trias i Pujol University Hospital. 10 years of experience in MC MUTUAL working as a doctor and responsible doctor in professional contingencies.
Dr. Antonio Caparrós Pons (Perfil LinkedIn). Doctor in Physical Education and Sports from the UB. Master's in High Performance Sports at the UAM, in Business Administration and Management at the UB, and Sociology at the UOC. Graduated in Physical Education and Sports from the INEF. Accredited by ANECA (PAD and PUP), he is currently completing a Doctorate at the UOC in Digital Health. Previously, he was physical trainer and readapter for FCBarcelona Basketball, physical trainer for the Abosluta Maculina Basketball Team and Sports Science Advisor for the NBA's Memphis Grizzlies. Coordinator of the physical preparation of the UESantboina first team.
Dr. Blanca Romero Moraleda (Perfil Linkedin). PhD in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences from the Polytechnic University of Madrid. Graduated in Physiotherapy from the Autonomous University of Madrid. Professor at the Autonomous University of Madrid and physical trainer of the Spanish Women's Football Team. Currently, his line of research focuses on the analysis of performance according to the phases of the menstrual cycle, on the analysis of the competitive demands of team sports and on strategies for the reduction of injuries .
Dr. Bruno Fernández Valdés Villa (Perfil LinkedIn). Doctor in Sciences of Physical Activity and Sport from the University of Barcelona. Professional master's degree in Performance in Team Sports by the University of Barcelona. Official Master's Degree in Physical Activity and Health by the University of Barcelona. Graduated in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences from the INEFC in Barcelona. Currently, Teacher in the TecnoCampus degree and the Professional Master in Performance in Team Sports at INEFC Barcelona. Temporary researcher in Sports Sciences for Leeds Beckett University. Teacher in different Universities. Physical Trainer of the Unió Esportiva Santboiana for 5 years.
Dr. Carla Pérez-Chirinos Buxadé: Doctorate in Physical Activity, Physical Education and Sport from the University of Barcelona (UB) (2022), Official Master's Degree in Physical Activity and Health, UB (2017), Bachelor of Science in Physical Activity and Sport, UB (2016) ); associate professor in TecnoCampus (Current Affairs); associate professor at Euncet Business School (Current Affairs); Construction of Instrumentation in Association Chronojump-*Boscosystem (Current); trainee teacher at the National Institute of Physical Education of Catalonia (INEFC) (2019-2022), physical trainer at the Puigcerda Athletics Club (Currently), physical trainer at the Sánchez-Casal Tennis Academy, Barcelona (2016) -2018), Ski Instructor in the Cerdanya Racing Alpine Ski Team, La Molina (3 seasons).
Mrs. Cristina González Castro (Perfil LinkedIn). Graduated in Sports, Health and Exercise Sciences from the University of Surrey, United Kingdom. Graduated in Radiotherapy and Oncology from the University of London. Degree in Law from the University of Vigo. Postgraduate in Applied Positive Psychology and Coaching Psychology. Different complementary trainings are also included. Responsible for the health area in the Women and Mountain group of FEDME. Reviewer for the scientific journal BioMed Research International. Reviewer for the scientific journal CCD of the Catholic University of Sant Antoni de Múrcia (UCAM). Collaborating professor at different Universities. Member of the Board of Directors and president of the Training Committee of the International Nordic Walking Federation (INWA) from 2015 to 2019. Founder in 2011 of the Association for the promotion of Health Ipar IzarraNordic Walking Bilbao.
Dr. Daniel Moreno Doutres: Graduated in CAFE from the INEFC, Barcelona. Doctor in CAFE by INEFC Barcelona. Master in High Performance Sports (UAM, COE). CSCS Strength and Conditioning Coach (NSCA). Physical trainer and readapter of the ACB Joventut de Badalona basketball team. He has been a teacher at the Catalan Basketball School for five years. Director of DMTrainingPro for professional athletes.
Dr. Gerard Carmona Dalmases (Perfil LinkedIn). Doctor in Physical Activity, Physical Education and Sport from the University of Barcelona. Master's in Sports Performance, Technology and High Level (REPTEN). Master in High Performance (COE-*UAM). Degree in Sciences of Physical Activity and Sport (INEFC-UB). National Athletics Coach (RFEA). Currently, he is PDI ESCS TecnoCampus Mataró – Maresme and Consultant in the AREA of FC Barcelona. Physical Trainer of the Sports Performance Area of FC Barcelona (until June 2020). Head of the Sports Performance Area in the FC Barcelona Innovation Hub (until June 2020). Teacher at 3 official master's degrees. Author of more than 10 international articles and member of the Physical Activity and Health research group. Researcher in different ongoing funded projects.
Dr. Javier Pena (Perfil LinkedIn). Doctor in physiology, sport analysis from the University of Vic. Master's in Sports Performance by the Autonomous University of Madrid. Degree in Physical Education from the University of Barcelona. Currently, NSCA teacher. Director of the Center for Studies in Sport and Physical Activity (CEEAF) and lecturer at the University of Vic. He has an extensive career as a coach, assistant coach, specialist in strength and conditioning, and professional sports advisor in organizations such as AE l'Hospitalet, FC Barcelona, Badalona Youth Club, Teruel Volleyball or the Catalan Volleyball Federation.
Dr. Jorge Castizo Olier (Perfil LinkedIn). Accredited as Doctoral Assistant Professor by ANECA. Doctor with Excellent qualification and the mentions 'Cum laude' and 'International' for the Physical Activity, Physical Education and Sport program of the National Institute of Physical Education of Catalonia (INEFC-Barcelona) and the University of Barcelona (UB). The main line of research focuses on the assessment of body composition and its relationship with health and physical performance. Positive assessment of research activity / research section by AQU (live six years: 2014-2019). 12 JCR articles and 1 SJR article published, as well as two book chapters. He did an 8-month research stay at the Medway Campus of the University of Greenwich (UK). Teacher in TecnoCampus of the Degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences, the Double Degree in Physiotherapy and Physical Activity and Sports Sciences and the university Master's in Personal Training and Physical and Sports Rehabilitation.
Dr. Montse Pujol Marzo: Dr. in physiotherapy. Since 2002 at the Joaquim Blume Residence, Center for Sports Technology, Head of the Physiotherapy Service. As a team physiotherapist he has worked with basketball, field hockey, water polo and skating teams.
Mr. Roger Font Ribas (Perfil LinkedIn). Doctor by INEF Barcelona. Degree in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences - INEFC - University of Barcelona. Professional Master's in High Performance in Team Sports by Byomedic-FC Barcelona. Master's in Rehabilitation of Sports Injuries by the Fundació Universitat de Girona. Official master's degree REPTEN by Inefc Barcelona. National Handball Coach. Physical Trainer FC Barcelona basketball training teams. Associate Professor at the Tecnocampus Mataró – Maresme in the subjects of Readaptation to effort and Physiopathology in physical activity and sport. Lecturer in different Masters and Congresses on Rehabilitation, Physical Preparation and Training. 11 years as Physical Trainer and readapter FC Barcelona Handball first team.
Mrs. Sara González Millán (Perfil LinkedIn). PhD student Official master's degree in Physiotherapy and Sports Physical Rehabilitation by the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Master in Structural Osteopathy by the University of Zaragoza. Graduated in Physiotherapy from Rovira i Virgili University. Degree in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences from the University of Zaragoza. In possession of the Pedagogical Training (CAP) from the University of Zaragoza. She is currently the Academic Coordinator for the University Master's in Personal Training and Physical Sports Rehabilitation at TecnoCampus Mataró - Maresme. PDI Degree in CAFE and Double Degree Physiotherapy and CAFE. Professor of the University Master's in Readaptation to Physical Activity and Personal Training. Collaborating Professor of the Podiatry Degree at the UManresa-Fundació Universitària del Bages (FUB). He has been a Physiotherapist of the Santa Tecla Health and Social Network for 10 years. In the Catalan Basketball Federation, she was Technical Director of the Territorial Delegation of Tarragona and Head of the Tarragona PDP Center and Assistant Coach of the Catalan Cadet Women's Basketball Team (U16F) for more than 10 years.
Dr. Ventura Ferrer Roca (Perfil LinkedIn). Doctor in Sciences of Physical Activity and Sport from the University of León. Master in Performance by the Autonomous University of Madrid. He is currently a Sports Biomechanic at the Sant Cugat High Performance Center since 2004 and a member of the Performance and Health Research Group in Sport. Teacher in different universities. Since 2016, he has collaborated closely with the Traumatology and Orthopedics Service at Sant Joan de Deu Hospital, supporting decision-making in Orthopedics, performing pre-operative gait analysis.
Dr. Alberto Ortegón (Perfil LinkedIn). Doctor in Sports Sciences. Master's degree in Physical Activity and Health from Pablo de Olavide University (2015). Several published articles and posters on physical exercise and its relationship to low back pain, obesity and cancer. Director of the Goals Personal Training training center. Director of the training school Training School. Teacher at the NSCA international training academy. Technogym Educator
Dr. Oliver Gonzalo-Skok (Perfil LinkedIn). Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Sport Sciences · (2011 - 2015). Head of Return to play and Strength & Conditioning Coach August 2019 - August 2022 (3 years 1 month) Sevilla, Andalucía, Spain. Champions of UEFA Europe League 2019-2020. Three years in a row qualifying for the Champions League. Head of Strength & Conditioning (U-14 to U-20) September 2015 - July 2019 (3 years 11 months). Basket Zaragoza 2002 SAD Head of Strength & Conditioning. Strength & Conditioning Professor December 2012 - May 2019 (6 years 6 months).
Dr. Carlos Balsalobre (Perfil LinkedIn). Sports scientist from the Autonomous University of Madrid, Spain. Expertise in strength training and new technologies. PhD. and two MSc. on High Performance in Sports and several scientific papers on peer-reviewed journals. iOS developer, creator of My Jump Lab, a suite of 9 scientifically validated apps to measure performance with hundreds of thousands of downloads all over the world. Worked as a consultant in elite sports with NBA teams and elite runners, among others. Currently giving talks on the topic of exercise performance, strength training and new technologies. I have given several talks in International MSc., Symposiums, Congresses.
Mrs. Monica Morral (Perfil LinkedIn). Doctorate in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences from the University of Barcelona with a publication of a review as first author in the JSCR and 2 collaborations. Associate professor in the Tecnocampus CAFE degree. Collaborating teacher in Master's. Professor in the RFEF master's degree in performance and functional sports re-education in football in 2022. Professor of monographs and content creation in the FCF. Physical trainer in the women's branch of RCD Espanyol for 6 and a half seasons, with a league championship and promotion. Physical Trainer in the first team of the women's Llevant Les Planes during a season with promotion to the 1st Women's Division. Collaboration in the PEFS guide.
Dr. Esther Moore (Perfil LinkedIn). PhD in Physical Activity, Physical Education and Sport from the University of Barcelona. Official Master's Degree in Physical Activity and Sport (INEFC Barcelona, University of Barcelona). Physiotherapist (1999-2002) and Degree in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences (2004-2008). Expert in aquatic physiotherapy. Teaching in courses and congresses (Academy of Medical Sciences, World Congress on Science in Athletics, RCDE-INEF Football Congress, Blanquerna, among others).
Mr. Carlos Martin
Dr. Francesc Corbi Soler (Perfil LinkedIn)
Mr. Rubén Cabanillas Reig.
Funding, Scholarships and Registration for own Masters and postgraduates
1) The amount of the registration of permanent training masters and diplomas can be paid by transfer or card.
2) Financing option up to 24 months through the Compte Estudis Sabadell Consumer credit. Interest-bearing loan 0 TIN 0% APR according to amount and term (to be managed at the time of enrolment).
3) Advance payment discounts. Consult the website for terms and conditions according to the type of program.
4) We recommend that you consult the discounts which are offered to Alumni TecnoCampus and other groups with which there are agreements and collaboration agreements.
Prices and financingMaster's courses in permanent training and diplomas in face-to-face mode or in virtual format (sessions transmitted live by video conference) are liable to be subsidized through the State Foundation for Employment Training (Fundae) as a training action or as to individual training permit (PIF), as they are courses with a university degree. TecnoCampus advises on the management of the necessary procedures for these bonuses.
Bonuses- Students of a continuing education master's degree or diploma in the field of nursing can apply for a scholarship from Fecunmed.
- Students of a permanent master's degree or diploma in the field of health can apply for a scholarshipHealth Care.
- The TecnoCampus offers specific grants awarded by companies or institutions for enrollment in some master's and postgraduate degrees or for a specific field.
- For more information: Scholarship information
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- Documentation that must be provided for admission
- Steps to follow
- Steps to reserve a place
- Online registration procedure
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Access to the TecnoCampus Master's and Postgraduate studiesAccess criteria
- The Specialization Diploma is aimed at graduates and graduates in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences, Physiotherapy, Medicine and Surgery, Nutrition, Dietetics and Nursing who are interested in acquiring the knowledge and specific skills of physical and sports rehabilitation.
Qualification
- Specialization Diploma issued by Pompeu Fabra University
Other certificates
- Certificate in Advanced Life Support by the Catalan Resuscitation Council (CCR) and the European Resuscitation Council (ERC).
Registration process
To be able to access the Specialization Diploma, you must first apply for admission by presenting the following documentation:
- University degree or receipt
- DNI or Passport
If you want to start the admission process click on pre-registration
Once the documentation has been received and assessed, we will send you a letter of admission and once admitted you will be able to start the registration process.
To reserve a place, € 200 must be paid (this amount would only be refunded in the event of cancellation or postponement of the course). This amount will be deducted from the total registration fee.
To take into account if you are an international student:
If the title is from the non-English-speaking EU, remember that a sworn translation of the title in Spanish will be required.
If the degree is not issued in an EU member state, the country's bilateral agreement with the Ministry of Education must be reviewed and, if necessary, it must be legalized (Hague Apostille) in the country where the qualification was issued.
To apply for admission, you do not need to have the degree legalized until the time of enrolment.
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