Master's Degree in Cooperation, Development and Social Economy

The student will be able to:

- Analyze in depth the social problems and the keys to human development and social transformation.
- Identify the institutional, legal and financial framework of the Social Economy and the Third Sector at the regional, state and international levels. Understand the role of quality institutions for economic prosperity and human well-being.
- Evaluate local and global challenges and strategies in the areas of human rights, equality, poverty reduction, quality education, decent work, equality between men and women, climate sustainability, inclusion social, universal health, democratic institutions or cooperation for peace.
- Differentiate the various types of organizations that exist in the world of cooperation and solidarity economy. Understand their differences in nature, operation and potential, as well as their legal and financial fit.
- Lead entities and projects with a social mission using multidisciplinary strategic and organizational management skills.
- Apply management and fundrasing strategies to guarantee the financial sustainability of a non-profit organization.
- Operate in the complex environment of the interaction logic between the public, private and third sectors.
- Integrate the functioning of institutional communication in a digital environment and the ways of creating community to strengthen a social project.
- Actively promote social innovation and entrepreneurship projects at the service of the common good.

Ideal for diverse profiles interested in economics, management, law, communication or the social sciences and for anyone seeking to change the world through a strategic perspective.

This master’s degree is for you if:
You have a social vocation and want to turn it into your professional career.
You are a graduate or a professional who wants to lead projects in international cooperation, development, or the social economy.
You are interested in working with a global and strategic vision, generating real and sustainable impact.
You want to acquire the skills needed to design, manage, and evaluate social initiatives in international contexts.

To access this master's degree you will need to be graduated in a related to economics or business career

Master of permanent training in Cooperation, Development and Social Economy from the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya.

1. Barcelona.
Barcelona is a global hub of social initiative. You will learn from the best professionals in cooperation, development and social
economy.

2. Unite passion and profession.
You will gain the skills to work on your passion: building a more humane, just and sustainable world.

3. Effective social impact.
We will provide you with comprehensive training to lead a community transformation initiative with the rigour of the best multinational organisations.

4. Comprehensive view of the sector.
The programme includes both the vision of the cooperation for
development sector and the tools provided by the social economy.

5. Global perspective.
We will show you the full range of possibilities that exist in the field of cooperation and the social economy.

6. Practical approach.
Excellent work experience options in the best companies in the sector.

A formation agent will get in touch with you to solvent your questions and interests about this master

— NGOs.
— Foundations.
— Social economy companies.
— International organisations.
— Government office.
— Third sector consultancy.
— Cooperatives and labour inclusive companies.
— Corporate Social Responsibility and ESG departments.
— Think tanks.
— Civic activism organisations.
— Management of social impact projects.
— Social initiative mutual organisations and schools

UIC Barcelona offers two payment options:

1. Single payment:

- 20% of the tuition fee (to reserve your place) within 15 days of receiving admission.
- The remaining 80% within 10 days of receiving your registration.

2. Installment payment without fees or interest:

- 20% of the tuition fee (to reserve your place) within 15 days of receiving admission.
- 50% within 10 days of receiving your registration.
- The remaining 30% is due by January 31st.