Master's Degree in Glaucoma
Further information
Objectives
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To attain a high level of knowledge, supported by evidence-based medicine, and develop the ability to interpret the existing literature in a critical manner.
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To gain practical experience that will allow you to exercise your profession autonomously based on current action criteria.
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To undertake an important research project and publish the results.
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To acquire good knowledge and experience of managing diagnostic and treatment tools using the most advanced technology.
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To acquire the clinical abilities that are necessary to diagnose and monitor glaucoma beyond general ophthalmological knowledge.
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To acquire the skills necessary for the surgical treatment of glaucoma with the aim of improving the success and safety of operations.
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To acquire the knowledge and tools for the clinical management of a glaucoma unit.
Presentation
Introduction
Glaucoma is an eye disease that is characterised by a loss of vision as the consequence of damage to the secondary optic nerve, generally caused by increased intraocular pressure (PIO). This disease currently holds second place as one of the leading causes of blindness worldwide.
This master’s degree aims to teach students to diagnose and treat glaucoma by following guidelines based on the scientific evidence available while also promoting clinical research.
Prerequisites & admissions
Undergraduate degree in Medicine and Surgery. Specialisation in Ophthalmology.
In the case of foreign candidates, all qualifications must be recognised as equivalent at the time of application.
Availability to study on an exclusive, full-time basis. Availability to start on the set date and complete the course in its entirety.
This programme is incompatible with other jobs.
Candidates must speak and understand Spanish perfectly (C1 level).
Selection criteria
Candidates will present:
- An up-to-date CV.
- A letter of presentation and motivation.
- A letter/letters of recommendation.
To select the candidate the following competences will also be evaluated:
- Specific knowledge of glaucoma (must always be met).
- Previous clinical experience.
- Experience in basic and/or clinical research.
- Papers presented at conferences or scientific meetings.
- Publications in scientific journals.
- Other knowledge: English, computer skills, laboratory and photography experience
Location
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Catalan Retina Institute
Ganduxer, 117
Barcelona
08022 - Universitat Internacional de Catalunya
C/ Josep Trueta, s/n
Sant Cugat del Vallès
08195
Enrolment and reservation
€2.964 (including an enrolment fee of: €480), payable to the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya.
The HR department at the ICR will provide assistance during the enrolment process.