The specialist university course in Hospital planning has been designed as an integral training programme that gives students a comprehensive grounding on which to base the development of their careers in this field. The programme has also been structured as an academic itinerary, which means that participants have access to a type of training that suits their needs by enrolling on subjects that match their specific interests and the time they have available to study.

Professionals taking part in the programme will learn the skills to:

• Form part of the multidisciplinary teams that carry out the planning and design of hospitals.
• Bring solutions to the health organisations where they work in order to deal with problems in development, adapting to new needs or the obsolescence of care units.
• Incorporate hospital planning as a key element of decision-making.
• Direct processes of change in healthcare organisations.
• Equip technical design and engineering teams with the necessary knowledge to successfully introduce functional solutions in order to meet healthcare demands.

List of topics

Subject group: Organisation of health systems, 4 credits

Module common to the Master's and isolated specialist courses on this postgraduate course

1. Health systems and centres, 4 credits

Specialist course on Hospital planning, 13 course credits (+ 4 credits from the common module if taken in isolation)

2. Planning and programming of hospitalisation and outpatient care, 5 credits
3. Planning and programming of central services, 5 credits
4. Planning and programming of teaching, administration and general services, 3 credits

See complete syllabus

Price

1.500 euros

Consult the financial aid that the UOC offers to international students.

The programme fees should be confirmed on enrolment.