Admission
Requirements
Studies
University degree.
Experience
A minimum of 3 years of full-time professional experience is required; however, profiles with broader experience will be highly valued.
Languages
Upper-intermediate level of English.
Admission process
At DTI Foundation, we believe that every candidate should have the same opportunity to access our training programs.
Our admission process is designed to be fair, transparent, and inclusive. Applications are assessed equally, without discrimination based on race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, nationality or ethnicity, age, marital status, political beliefs, disability, or any other factor that could interfere with an equal evaluation.
How to apply
The application process is structured in two steps:
Step 1. Submit your online application
Start by completing the online admission form.
During this step, you will be asked to include:
- Curriculum vitae
- Cover letter
Step 2. Send your documents after admission
Once you have been admitted to the program, you will need to send the required documentation by email to your contact person from the DTI Foundation Admissions team.
Required documents:
- Photocopy of ID card for national students, or passport for international students
- Certified copy of the official university degree
Please send the documents to: training@dtifoundation.com
FAQS
Academic structure and study experience
How does the learning methodology work?
The Master’s programme combines weekly live sessions, recorded classes, independent study, and interaction with faculty members and an international group of participants.
Are the live sessions recorded?
Yes. All live sessions are recorded and made available on the virtual campus for later review.
How much time should I dedicate to the programme?
As a 60 ECTS postgraduate programme, the Master’s requires consistent dedication throughout the academic year. It is designed to be compatible with professional activity, but it requires commitment and continuity.
Is attendance mandatory?
Yes. Participants are expected to attend at least 80% of the programme activities.
What happens if I know in advance that I will not be able to attend a session?
If you anticipate difficulties attending a session or following part of a module, you must inform the coordination team in advance. Depending on the case, additional academic work may be assigned to help you meet the module requirements.
What happens if I fail a module?
If you do not pass a module, you will be able to repeat only that module in a future edition, paying only the amount corresponding to that module, rather than the full Master’s tuition fee.
Can I change track during the programme?
Yes, in some cases. Track changes may be possible, but they require prior approval from the Academic Direction / Teaching Direction.
Can I complete the Master’s programme over two academic years?
Yes. The programme has a modular structure, so in some cases it may be completed over two academic years instead of one, subject to academic planning and prior approval.
Admissions
What are the admission requirements?
As a general rule, candidates are expected to hold a university degree, have a profile related to the healthcare or transplantation field, and possess a sufficient level of English to follow a programme taught entirely in that language.
Do I need to be a transplant specialist to apply for admission?
No. The programme is also designed for professionals who wish to enter this field or strengthen their role in coordination, leadership, teaching, or healthcare system development.
Can candidates with non-medical profiles apply for admission?
Yes, depending on their profile. Applications are assessed individually, and profiles related to healthcare management, public health, research, ethics, or health policy may also be considered.
Can I apply for admission if I do not have a university degree?
Potentially, yes. Your professional profile and experience may be assessed individually.
What qualification will I receive if I do not have a university degree?
If you are admitted without holding the university degree normally required for access, you may complete the programme as a non-degree participant. In that case, you would not receive the university Master’s degree, but rather the corresponding credential for the non-degree pathway.
How is my application assessed?
Each application is reviewed individually, taking into account academic background, professional experience, motivation, and the overall suitability of the profile for the programme.
Fees and payment
What is the tuition fee?
The tuition fee for the current edition is EUR 8,500.
Can payment be made in instalments?
Yes. In many cases, payment can be split into 2 or 3 instalments.
