Nursing

General Information

The academic activity integrates synchronous sessions, clinical simulation, seminars, Integrated Clinical Learning (ACI/preclinical) and Supervised Clinical Practices, organized progressively throughout the program.

The evaluation is carried out continuously through active methodologies that place the student in applied learning situations, such as the analysis of real cases and project development. Depending on the characteristics of each subject and the established academic planning, the evaluation system may include in-person exams.

When in-person tests are required, the University will organize sessions in different autonomous communities, aiming to facilitate student access and reduce, as much as possible, travel outside their region of residence.

This training model seeks for the student to advance beyond the acquisition of theoretical knowledge and progressively develop clinical judgment, autonomy, critical thinking, and the ability to make well-founded decisions from the early stages of their training.

Universidad Internacional Mundae has a network of healthcare institutions and collaborating centers in different locations in Spain and other countries. The assignment of clinical training centers is carried out according to the available agreements, the academic needs of the program, and the planning corresponding to each student.

Throughout the degree, the Academic Model incorporates 2,300 hours of Supervised Clinical Practices in hospitals and healthcare centers, in addition to 700 hours of ACI/preclinical developed in hospitals or simulation centers.

International mobilityThe International University Mundae maintains agreements with universities from different countries that allow the mobility of students and teachers in both directions. Through these agreements, students can undertake stays of between six months and one year at institutions such as the Rey Juan Carlos University of Madrid or the Polytechnic Institute of Bragança, in Portugal, as well as at our campus in San José, Costa Rica.

Teaching staffThe Mundae teaching staff is made up of active professionals integrated into the hospital network — tenured professors, clinical tutors, and associate specialists — who

Continuous assessmentThe assessment is continuous and is carried out through active methodologies such as learning based on real cases and applied projects. The goal is for the student not only to acquire knowledge but also to develop clinical judgment, autonomy, and decision-making ability from the beginning of their training.