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Month: July 2026

HAPPY SUMMER FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF PARMA MASTER’S PROGRAMMES IN HEALTHCARE: SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER

As the academic activities come to a close and the summer break approaches, the University of Parma Master’s Programmes in Healthcare would like to extend their warmest wishes for a wonderful summer to all students, faculty members, tutors, healthcare professionals, partners, and everyone who, year after year, contributes with dedication and passion to the growth of our educational programmes.

The academic year now drawing to a close has been marked by numerous initiatives, international experiences, research activities, seminars, clinical placements, and opportunities for professional exchange, all of which have reaffirmed the value of advanced education in supporting the ongoing development of the healthcare professions. From collaborations with universities and international institutions to mobility programmes, from student testimonials to the many initiatives aimed at strengthening clinical, organisational, and leadership competencies, each experience has helped foster an academic community that is increasingly open, innovative, and committed to educational excellence.

Summer offers a valuable opportunity to recharge, reflect, and dedicate time to both personal and professional growth, while preparing for the new challenges that the next academic year will bring. Beginning in September, the Master’s Programmes in Healthcare will resume their activities with new projects, educational initiatives, scientific events, and opportunities for collaboration, continuing their commitment to promoting excellence in education, innovation, research, and the development of the competencies needed to address the evolving challenges of contemporary health and social care systems.

Meanwhile, applications for admission to the 2026/2027 Academic Year remain open, offering new healthcare professionals the opportunity to join the University of Parma Master’s Programmes in Healthcare and embark on a pathway of academic and professional development.

“Summer is a valuable time to pause, reflect on the journey accomplished, and look ahead with enthusiasm to future challenges. I would like to sincerely thank all our students, faculty members, tutors, healthcare professionals, and partners whose dedication contributes every day to making the Master’s Programmes in Healthcare a dynamic learning community, open to innovation and international collaboration. I wish everyone a relaxing and enjoyable summer, hoping that this period will provide renewed energy, inspiration, and motivation as we continue to build the future of the healthcare professions together. We look forward to welcoming you back in September for new opportunities in education, research, and professional growth” — Antonio Bonacaro, President of the University of Parma Master’s Programmes in Healthcare.

We wish you all a restful and enjoyable summer, hoping this season will offer time for relaxation, inspiration, and renewed motivation.

ADMISSION CALLS NOW OPEN FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF PARMA MASTER’S PROGRAMMES IN HEALTHCARE – ACADEMIC YEAR 2026/2027

The admission calls for the University of Parma Master’s Programmes in Healthcare for the 2026/2027 Academic Year are now officially open. A new edition of these advanced educational programmes is now underway, offering healthcare professionals the opportunity to develop specialised, organisational, managerial, and research competencies in response to the evolving challenges of contemporary health and social care systems.

The educational offer reaffirms the commitment of the Master’s Programmes in Healthcare to providing high-quality postgraduate education that integrates teaching, research, clinical placements, and interaction with professionals from both national and international settings. These programmes are designed to support healthcare professionals in developing the competencies required to address the increasing complexity of healthcare, with a strong focus on innovation, leadership, multidisciplinary collaboration, and evidence-based practice.

Applications for admission to most Master’s programmes may be submitted from 12:00 p.m. on 29 June 2026 until 12:00 p.m. on 29 January 2027.

For the Advanced Training Course in Infection Control Link Nurse, applications will follow two separate editions:

  • Edition 1: from 12:00 p.m. on 10 July 2026 until 12:00 p.m. on 22 September 2026;
  • Edition 2: from 12:00 p.m. on 1 December 2026 until 12:00 p.m. on 26 February 2027.

Enrolment will begin from February 2027, according to the specific timetable of each programme. Some Master’s programmes also include a selection process based on interviews and/or academic qualifications, as detailed in the respective admission calls.

The educational offer includes programmes covering several strategic areas of healthcare professions, including Critical Care Nursing, Family and Community Nursing, Case Care Management, Infection Prevention and Control Management, Palliative Care and Pain Management, Leadership and Coordination of Infection Prevention Services, and Qualitative Research for Healthcare Professions.

The Master’s Programmes in Healthcare continue to serve as a benchmark for postgraduate education for healthcare professionals, providing an academic environment focused on innovation, internationalisation, and the development of advanced competencies, with the aim of preparing professionals capable of actively contributing to the evolution of health and social care systems.

Full details regarding admission requirements, selection procedures, application deadlines, and study plans are available in the individual admission calls published on the University of Parma Master’s Programmes in Healthcare website.

Investing in education means investing in the future of healthcare professions. For the 2026/2027 Academic Year, the Master’s Programmes in Healthcare renew their commitment to delivering educational pathways that combine scientific excellence, practical experience, and an international perspective, preparing professionals ready to lead change across health and social care systems.

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