Master the classic and emerging techniques of assisted reproduction, combining online training with a week of intensive practice on advanced medical simulators.
You will train in simulated clinical scenarios, practising as many times as you need, and work with real reference cases, consolidating technical skills and professional competencies to lead the present and future of assisted reproduction.
Designed for healthcare and biomedical professionals who want to specialise, update their skills or broaden their career options in assisted reproduction.
With or without a specialty, interested in gaining a comprehensive knowledge of reproductive medicine.
Looking to refine advanced laboratory techniques: ICSI, embryo biopsy, vitrification and more.
Working in reproduction and biomedicine who want to go deeper into diagnostics and innovative therapies.
Residents and general practitioners who want to specialise in assisted reproduction, even without prior experience.
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The master's stands out for its hands-on methodology, which lets participants train in simulated clinical scenarios and work with real reference cases. This ensures an education that not only conveys knowledge but also consolidates technical skills and professional competencies, preparing specialists to lead the present and future of assisted reproduction.
Across the different modules, students develop skills in:
Biological and physiological foundations of human reproduction.
Diagnosis and assessment of infertility.
Basic and adjuvant treatments in infertility.
Assisted reproduction laboratory and quality control.
Assisted reproduction techniques, genetics and advanced diagnostics.
Ethics, legislation and management of reproduction clinics.
Technological innovations and the future of assisted reproduction.
Communication skills and the doctor-patient relationship.
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As part of the master's, you will complete a week of in-person practice at the FIRST Clinical and Reproductive Simulation Centre in Seville. It takes place halfway through the course, once you have progressed through the theoretical part.
It is individual: it is not organised in groups or on a fixed date for everyone. Instead, the FIRST centre will contact you to agree together on the week that best fits your availability. During those five days (Monday to Friday) you will have intensive training with advanced medical simulators, putting into practice the assisted human reproduction techniques you will have worked on during the theoretical part.
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Our own learning platform, available in Spanish, English, French and Portuguese.
Intensive training with advanced medical simulators, coordinated individually with each student.
Certified by UTAMED on completion, with 60 ECTS credits.
The founding team of FIRST Simulation, together with the faculty who teach each module, with active clinical experience in assisted reproduction and fetal medicine.
The Master's in Assisted Human Reproduction is accredited by the Atlantic Mediterranean Technological University (UTAMED), based in Málaga, and is taught at the FIRST Clinical and Reproductive Simulation Centre.
On completing the master's, having finished the theoretical part and the week of in-person practice, students receive the corresponding degree issued by UTAMED, with 60 ECTS credits.
Includes the online theoretical part and the week of in-person practice at the FIRST Centre. Choose the payment option that suits you best, right below.
Instalment breakdown available on request.
Monthly instalments available on request.
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Enrolment: open, with no deadline. Places are limited and allocated strictly in order of registration.
Delivery: flexible depending on the edition. Duration: 11 months.
He has refined technical details that are already showing in the results with his patients. He recommends FIRST to anyone seeking excellence in reproductive medicine.
The hands-on training and advanced technology have allowed her to refine her skills, increasing her professional confidence as a gynaecologist.
The practical approach has allowed her to refine her skills in diagnosing and managing high-risk cases, which is key to improving patient care.
From €3,500 as a one-off payment. You can also split it into 3 instalments (€3,650) or pay month by month (€4,100). You can reserve your place directly on the website or request information before you decide.
Enrolment is open, with no fixed deadline. Places are limited and allocated strictly in order of registration, so it is best not to wait too long.
It is a hybrid model: the theoretical part is taken online on FIRST's own learning platform, and is complemented by a week of in-person practice with simulators at the FIRST Centre in Seville.
It is individual: it is not organised in groups or on a fixed date for everyone. The FIRST centre will contact you to agree on the week that best fits your availability, usually around the middle of the programme.
A university degree in Health Sciences (Medicine, Biology, Pharmacy, Veterinary Medicine, etc.).
The theoretical part is available in Spanish, English, French and Portuguese.
A Lifelong Learning Master's degree accredited by UTAMED (Atlantic Mediterranean Technological University), with 60 ECTS credits.
Online training backed by UTAMED, plus a week of total immersion with simulators at the FIRST Centre in Seville. Directed by Dr. Pascual Sánchez Martín.
Enrolment open · Limited places, allocated strictly in order of registration
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Clinical and Reproductive Simulation Centre, Seville.
