Master

Academic Collaboration

Italian Society of Andrology

Purposes of the Master

The aim of the Master is to train healthcare professionals who wish to acquire specialized expertise in the field of sexual medicine and urinary and sexual rehabilitation through a training program designed to develop clinical, surgical, and rehabilitative skills related to diagnosis, treatment, and care.

Target Students

In order to be admitted to the Master, the candidates must have attained at least one of the following Degrees (or be on track to attaine one by the deadline for enrollment in the master):

A Degree in Medicine and Surgery, Nursing (General, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Neuropsychiatric and Rehabilitation), Physical Therapy, or Clinical Psychology. 

Target Students

Upon completion of this learning pathway, the student will be able to: 1) plan and implement advanced, patient-centered care processes focused primarily on the management of major urinary and sexual dysfunctions resulting from medical and surgical conditions of the urogenital system; 2) use advanced and complex tools and devices, working in multidisciplinary settings with strong abilities to collaborate with other professionals; 3) manage the human and technological resources of the services to provide advanced, effective care consistent with the individual’s priority needs, and acquire teaching and mentoring skills aimed at self-directed learning and continuing education for staff; 4) participate in research activities; 5) design and manage quality improvement processes; 6) provide consultation to other healthcare professionals. 

Didactics

The Master, established pursuant to Ministerial Decree 270/2004, lasts 12 months and requires a total of 1500 hours, divided as follows:

• In-person synchronous classes: to interact directly with the professors according to a scheduled calendar.
• Independent study and research activities: to independently explore and reinforce the content learned throughout the Master’s programme.
• Practical exercises and mid-term assessments: to evaluate learning progress and form part of the assessment process.
• Project work: to actively apply the content learned during the programme.

Master Qualification

The final exam consists of the preparation and discussion of a project based on a practical case study, to be presented in person before a committee. Upon passing the exam, the Master will be awarded.

Tuition Fee

The annual tuition for the registration to the Master is € 3000

Registration

Students wishing to enrol may request an appointment with the Orientation Office by calling +39 06 3400 6000.

Faculty

The Internal Faculty consists of university professors and professionals with many years of proven clinical and scientific experience in the disciplines covered by the programme, ensuring a high standard of education and a seamless integration of research, teaching, and clinical practice.

PROGRAMME

CLINICAL MODULE

SURGICAL MODULE

REHABILITATION MODULE

PSYCHOSEXOLOGICAL MODULE