Sleep and Circadian Medicine
Understanding mechanisms: Develop a deep and comprehensive understanding of the physiological mechanisms of sleep, circadian rhythms and their close interaction, as well as their pathologies, building a solid foundation for research and clinical practice.
Diagnostic skills: Promote skills in the assessment of sleep disorders, including clinical assessment and the use of cutting-edge technologies and methodologies in sleep medicine.
Integrative Treatment Strategies: To promote the acquisition of knowledge about integrative approaches to the treatment of sleep disorders, incorporating the latest therapeutic modalities and emerging technologies.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration: To promote skills in the interdisciplinary approach, involving professionals from different fields (medicine, psychology, neuroscience, engineering, etc.) to address the complex challenges of sleep/circadian biology and medicine.
Leadership and communication in Sleep and Circadian Medicine: Developing leadership and communication skills, contributing to advances in sleep medicine, public health initiatives, health policy development and preparing students to lead and innovate in a constantly evolving scenario such as the field of sleep and circadian medicine
Sleep medicine specialist;
Clinical and basic researcher in sleep and circadian medicine;
Sleep technologist;
Sleep psychologist;
Occupational health or industry consultant.
Access and ingress
Holders of Bachelor's Degrees/Integrated Master's or legal equivalent in
in Medicine, Nursing, Clinical Physiology, Dentistry, Psychology, Nutrition, Biology, Pharmacy, Neuroscience, Biomedical
Engineering.
Holders of a foreign higher academic degree, in the same areas, awarded following a 1st cycle of studies organized in accordance
with the principles of the Bologna Process or that are recognized as satisfying the objectives of the degree of licensed by the
scientific and statutorily competent body.
New cycle of studies