

Credits: 60 ECTS
The Master’s Degree in Advanced Diagnosis and Therapies in Genitourinary Oncology is an innovative programme designed to train professionals in the comprehensive management of genitourinary cancer, combining the latest advances in diagnosis, personalised therapies and robotic surgery. Through a multidisciplinary approach, the Master’s programme covers everything from the molecular biology of tumours to the most advanced surgical techniques, providing students with training based on scientific evidence and the clinical experience of international experts.
This programme combines theoretical sessions with a strong practical component, including clinical sessions, robotic surgery, digital surgical planning and the analysis of real-life cases. In addition, students will have access to artificial intelligence tools to support their learning and will participate in the Community of Madrid Hospital Network. With a flexible and innovative methodology, the Master’s programme is designed to offer a high-level training experience, tailored to the current and future challenges of genitourinary cancer treatment.
Objectives
- To master advanced diagnosis in genitourinary oncology, including radiology, molecular imaging and biomarkers.
- To acquire knowledge of innovative therapies, such as immunotherapy, targeted therapies and combination therapies.
- To develop skills in minimally invasive surgery and robotic surgery applied to genitourinary tumours.
- Use artificial intelligence tools and big data analysis in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
- Integrate personalised medicine into clinical decision-making to optimise treatments.
- Apply scientific evidence in clinical practice through case studies and clinical trials.
- Undertake clinical placements in a real hospital setting, enhancing experience in patient care.
Directed to
- Specialist doctors and junior doctors (MIR) in the following specialities:
- Medical oncology
- Radiation oncology
- Urology
- Geriatrics
- Nuclear medicine
- Palliative care units
- Pathology
- Radiology
- Hospital pharmacy
- Internal medicine
- Primary care
- Professionals from the pharmaceutical industry in any of its sectors.
- Healthcare managers, from both the public and private sectors.
- Researchers in the field of genitourinary tumours.
- Oncology nursing.


