BACHELOR IN QUALITY OF CARE

The Bachelor in Quality of Care is a Bac+3 level training program aimed at training professionals capable of ensuring and improving the quality of services in the healthcare sector. This program combines theoretical teachings in medical sciences, risk management, ethics, and health law, with practical training focused on the evaluation and improvement of care practices. Students develop skills in process analysis, quality project management, and communication, which are essential for ensuring safe and effective care.

During this training, students are introduced to audit methods and evaluation of professional practices, incident management, and risks associated with care, as well as the implementation of quality approaches in accordance with current standards and regulations. Internships in hospital settings or healthcare facilities allow students to apply the knowledge acquired and familiarize themselves with real-world situations. This practical approach is reinforced by supervised projects and concrete case studies, facilitating the integration of theoretical concepts.

The career prospects of this Bachelor's degree are varied and offer numerous professional opportunities. Graduates can work as quality managers in hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, or within certification and accreditation bodies. They can also hold positions as consultants in care quality, risk management officers, or continuous improvement program coordinators. This training also paves the way for further studies, such as specialized Master's degrees in quality management or public health, for those wishing to deepen their skills and access positions with increased responsibilities.