Canary Islands Approves New Master's Degree in Neuropsychology and School Education

Overview

The Canary Islands government has officially authorized the University of the Canary Islands to launch a new Master's degree in Neuropsychology and School Education.

This move follows a detailed review process, including positive evaluations from the Canary Islands Agency for Higher Education Quality and Articulation.

Program Goals

• Provide advanced, specialized training for those interested in neuropsychology and its application to educational settings.
• Align with national regulations that structure university studies into three cycles: Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctorate.

Approval Details

• Ensures the program’s academic and social viability without incurring costs for the regional administration.
• Current students enrolled under previous university regulations will be allowed to transfer and continue their studies under the new program.

Significance

"The decision highlights the ongoing efforts by regional authorities to adapt higher education to both European standards and local needs, reinforcing opportunities for advanced professional training in fields like neuropsychology."

• Reflects the government’s commitment to expanding higher education offerings that cater to regional and national educational strategies.
• Emphasizes maintaining high quality standards while broadening educational opportunities.