The selection of candidates for the Master’s Programme is carried out through a scoring system that takes into account academic, scientific, and professional criteria. In particular, the following are evaluated:

• The undergraduate degree and final grade, with particular emphasis on degrees in relevant scientific fields, such as Health Sciences and Biology.

• Any postgraduate or doctoral studies, which further strengthen the candidate’s academic and scientific background.

• Proficiency in the English language, given that international scientific literature and a significant part of scientific communication in the field of clinical trials are conducted in English (a minimum level of B2 is required).

• Professional experience, particularly in relevant areas within the healthcare or research sectors.

• The candidate’s curriculum vitae, which is assessed with regard to the overall academic and professional activity of the applicant.

• The personal interview, during which the candidate’s motivation, interest in the programme’s subject area, and ability to meet the academic demands of the programme are evaluated.

This process aims to select candidates with an appropriate scientific background, research interest, and the ability to actively and effectively participate in the programme.