Master in Interventions In Childhood One Year

Tuition fees for Master in Interventions In Childhood One Year are 12,436 USD per year.

Graduates from this programme typically advance into specialized roles within social welfare, preschool and school settings, rehabilitation, or healthcare, often serving as advocates and practitioners for children and youth with special support needs. Others leverage this advanced degree to pursue doctoral studies and research careers, contributing to the evolving field of Child Studies.

This interdisciplinary master's programme is designed for professionals—including those from social work, education, nursing, psychology, and various therapy disciplines—who are committed to creating a more inclusive and just society. The curriculum empowers you with the theoretical depth and practical toolkit necessary to analyze, assess, and manage complex situations involving children who require specialized support.

The CHILD Research Connection

A distinctive feature of this programme is its direct connection to the CHILD (Children, Health, Intervention, Learning, Development) research group. Students engage with leading researchers who actively collaborate across national and international networks, ensuring the content is informed by the latest evidence-based practices. The programme is intentionally international, welcoming a diverse cohort of students to foster a global exchange of perspectives on how to best enable children and youth to participate actively in everyday life.