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Master's Degree in Nursing Management of the Sinology and Breast Pathology Unit

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Màster en Infermera Gestora de la Unitat de Sinologia i Patologia Mamària

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Frequently Asked Questions – Master’s Degree in Nursing Management of the Sinology and Breast Pathology Unit

What is the Master’s Degree in Nursing Management of the Sinology and Breast Pathology Unit?

This is a 60 ECTS programme that trains nurses in the comprehensive management of normal and pathological breast conditions, combining advanced clinical knowledge, diagnostic techniques and the development of the case manager role in breast units. The programme follows European standards and prepares professionals to work in the field of breast cancer with a humanistic, holistic and multidisciplinary approach.

Who is this master’s degree aimed at?

This master’s degree is aimed at nurses who wish to specialise in sinology and breast pathology, join breast units or oncology services, or develop roles as reference nurses and case managers. It is the ideal training for professionals who want to advance in their career towards highly specialised roles in the care of patients with breast pathology.

What are the admission requirements for the master’s degree?

To access the master’s degree, it is necessary to hold an official Nursing degree. Although it is not mandatory, previous experience in areas such as oncology, gynaecology, surgery, imaging diagnosis or breast pathology units is recommended, as this facilitates the integration of the programme’s practical and clinical content.

What is the duration, modality and where is the master’s degree taught?

The master’s degree has a duration of 60 ECTS and runs from October 2026 to June 2027. It is delivered in a blended learning format, combining on-site sessions in Manresa with online content that allows students to reconcile the programme with their professional activity. Teaching is provided in Catalan and Spanish.

What is the price and when does enrolment open?

The tuition fee for the master’s degree is €3,600. Enrolment for the 2026–2027 academic year opens on 16 February 2026 at 10:00 a.m. Places are limited, so early registration is recommended to ensure admission.

What will I learn in this master’s degree?

Throughout the master’s degree, you will acquire specialised knowledge in sinology, benign and malignant breast pathology, imaging diagnosis techniques, surgical and oncological treatments, and emotional support for patients. You will also develop skills in case management, clinical communication, prevention of complications and multidisciplinary approaches, with practical training oriented towards real-world clinical practice.

Which modules are included in the programme?

The programme is structured into eight modules that cover the foundations of sinology, breast pathology, imaging diagnosis, the nursing role in breast units, surgical treatment, oncological treatments, clinical placements and the Master’s Final Project. It is a comprehensive programme that combines theory, clinical practice and real professional application.

Does the master’s degree include placements, and can they be validated?

Yes, the master’s degree includes compulsory placements in breast pathology units, imaging diagnosis services, operating theatres, nuclear medicine, radiotherapy oncology and oncology day hospitals. These placements enable students to become familiar with real care pathways and develop specific skills. If the student has proven professional experience in any of these areas, it is possible to apply for recognition of prior learning.

What career opportunities does this master’s degree offer?

Once the master’s degree is completed, nurses will be able to work as specialised professionals in breast pathology units, act as case managers or breast cancer specialist nurses, join oncology or radiotherapy oncology services and participate in multidisciplinary teams dedicated to the comprehensive care of patients with breast cancer. The programme enhances employability and positions nurses in highly specialised roles.

Is this master’s degree compatible with clinical work?

Yes, the blended learning format and the schedule have been designed to facilitate compatibility with clinical work. The combination of on-site sessions and online activities allows nurses to follow the programme without having to give up their professional activity.

What qualification will I obtain upon completing the master’s degree?

Upon completion of the programme, you will obtain the university-specific qualification of Master’s Degree in Nurse Management of the Sinology and Breast Pathology Unit, a recognition that certifies your specialisation and qualifies you to perform advanced roles in the field of breast cancer and case management.

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