Diploma in Gender Violence

Gender violence is one of the biggest concerns of today's society due to the continuous increase in the number of women who suffer. This problem works from different areas in order to help the victims and thus reduce these figures. The Diploma in Gender Violence will train you to know in depth the profile of the aggressor and the victim with the aim of becoming a trained professional when acting in situations of gender violence. This will allow you to work from an intervention approach focused on the empowerment of the victims, creating spaces where they can assume a leading role in their change processes, identifying their possibilities, resources and capacities.

- Acquire competences in various intervention strategies to prevent and detect cases of gender violence. - Develop the ability to design and implement programs to prevent gender violence in various contexts. - Master the gender perspective in prevention, detection and intervention programs in cases of gender violence. - Acquire skills in the risk assessment associated with gender violence. - Develop competences in effective coordination with other professionals and agencies. - Obtain specialized knowledge in identification and attention to specific vulnerability factors.

With the Diploma in Gender Violence you will train as a professional committed to violence and gender equality, whose main objective is to offer professional help to victims and aggressors. With this profile you can work in preventive plan in equality in companies, public and private, social centers and educational centers, among others.

The Diploma in Gender Violence is intended to give a comprehensive response for those professionals who wish to face the challenging and complex phenomenon of violence directed towards women. Its content covers a complete perspective that combines theoretical knowledge with essential practical skills. The policies and resources aimed at victims and their families will be explored in detail.

Our gender violence diploma is aimed at social educators, social workers, psychologists, pedagogues, as well as graduates in related disciplines. His approach not only focuses on the deep understanding of the problem, but also on the development of effective intervention and prevention strategies.