The Master in Psychological Skills in Intercultural Settings provides the right psychological skills to work in several multicultural contexts: schools, non-profit and hosting organizations, etc.
This course guides a reflection on what culture means, and on how it is reflected in people’s behaviours and interactions, in different contexts.
The Master provides an interdisciplinary background in intercultural psychology. The topics it covers are extremely current, and find broad application in a globalized world, characterized by constantly changing migratory flows.
The master's program is offered by the University of Padua in collaboration with the University of Milano-Bicocca.
The Master in Psychological skills in Intercultural Settings provides specific knowledge, organized in the following modules:
Cardiac arrest is a frequent event, associated with high mortality and a high risk of persistent neurological damage in survivors. To improve the outcome of patients who suffer cardiac arrest, it is necessary that this situation is identified immediately and that resuscitation measures begin promptly and be effective.
The BLSD course therefore has the main objective of acquiring the cognitive and methodological tools and skills necessary to recognize cardiac arrest early and promptly initiate resuscitation maneuvers, in order to improve patient survival and reduce neurological damage resulting from cardiac arrest. hypoxia.
AIMS OF THE COURSE: