Masters Degree in Early Childhood Education and Neuroeducation
The Masters Degree in Early Childhood Education and Neuroeducation will enable you to apply neurosciences to the educational field, establishing a direct relationship between the maturation process of the nervous system and environmental influences to propose new learning strategies based on how the brain learns and expresses itself.
General information
Degree
Master in Early Childhood Education and Neuroeducation
Admission Calendar
November 26
What a Graduate Does
Conducts research and uses research findings to transform problematic situations and improve the quality of education for children aged 3 to 11 years.
Duration
3 academic semesters
What I Will Achieve
This master's degree allows professionals in Early Childhood and Primary Education to apply cognitive and affective strategies that promote functional and meaningful learning based on understanding the brain's maturation process. It establishes achievement levels related to age and environment through specialization in neurodevelopment.
Curriculum
Admission Exam:
October 26
Notable Authorities and Faculty
Admission Exam:
October 26