Master in Occupational Risk Prevention

Develop professional skills that allow for reflection and comparison between previous and new experiences and knowledge, promoting in the teachers independence, responsibility and creativity in the implementation of a risk prevention culture in the workplace.

The graduate of the Master in Occupational Risk Prevention is a responsible professional, with critical and independent thinking, with a high development of common sense, ethics and attention to detail. It is recognized as a leader in companies because it keeps the workforce healthy, based on scientific and technological advances and compliance with the related legal framework.

• Dominican graduated from a Dominican university

  Dominican graduated from a Dominican university

  • Admission request
  • Photocopy of the identity card of both sides.
  • Certification and copy of university degree legalized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology MESCyT. 
  • Certification and record of original university notes legalized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology MESCyT. 
  • Medical certificate for academic purposes (with the name as it is on the identity card)
  • Two front photos 2x2.
  • Receipt of Payment of the right to admission (non-refundable)
  • Original birth certificate, certified and legalized.
  • An academic recommendation letter issued by the university of origin or a job recommendation letter, in both cases must be on a sheet stamped and stamped by the issuing institution (only applicable for research-oriented master's degrees).  
  • Essay with motivations to enter the program, minimum 1 page (only applies for research-oriented masters).  
  • PAEP test payment (exonerated presenting the original Master's degree)
  • PAEP test registration
  • Interview with the coordination of the program to which it applies
• Dominican graduated from a foreign university

  Dominican graduated from a foreign university

  • Admission request
  • Photocopy of the identity card of both sides.
  • Photocopy university degree apostilled / legalized Dominican Consulate and Chancery in the Dominican Republic and legalized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology MESCyT. See "Important Notes" at the bottom of the page
  • Record of original university notes apostilled / legalized Dominican Consulate and Chancellery in the Dominican Republic and legalized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology MESCyT. See "Important Notes" at the bottom of the page
  • Medical certificate for academic purposes (with the name as it is on the identity card)
  • Two front photos 2x2.
  • Receipt of Payment of the right to admission (non-refundable)
  • Original birth certificate, certified and legalized.
  • An academic recommendation letter issued by the university of origin or a job recommendation letter, in both cases must be on a sheet stamped and stamped by the issuing institution (only applicable for research-oriented master's degrees).  
  • Essay with motivations to enter the program, minimum 1 page (only applies for research-oriented masters).  
  • PAEP test payment (exonerated presenting the original Master's degree)
  • PAEP test registration
  • Interview with the coordination of the program to which it applies

  Important notes

  - Documents that are not in Spanish must be translated.

  Legalizations

  • Member countries of the Hague Convention: If the country of emission belongs to the Hague Convention, it must make the apostille of the documents and their translations into Spanish in the competent institution of that country.
  • Countries that do NOT belong to the Hague Convention: If the country of issue is NOT within the Hague Convention, you must legalize the documents and their Spanish translations at the Dominican Consulate / Embassy of the country where they were issued and then by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Dominican Republic.
  • If the translation is done in the Dominican Republic, it must be done by a judicial interpreter and legalized in the Attorney General Office of the Dominican Republic.
• INTEC graduate

  INTEC graduate

  • Photocopy of the identity card of both sides.
  • Photocopy of the university degree.
  • Medical certificate for academic purposes (with the name as it is on the identity card)
  • Receipt of Payment of the right to admission (non-refundable)
  • Two front photos 2x2.
  • PAEP test payment (exonerated presenting the original Master's degree)
  • PAEP test registration
  • Interview with the coordination of the program to which it applies
• Foreigner graduated from a foreign university

  Foreigner graduated from a foreign university

  • Admission request
  • Photocopy passport.
  • Photocopy university degree apostilled / legalized Dominican Consulate and Chancery in the Dominican Republic and legalized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology MESCyT. See "Important Notes" at the bottom of the page
  • Record of original university notes apostilled / legalized Dominican Consulate and Chancellery in the Dominican Republic and legalized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology MESCyT. See "Important Notes" at the bottom of the page
  • Medical certificate for academic purposes (with the name as it is on the identity card)
  • Two front photos 2x2.
  • Receipt of Payment of the right to admission (non-refundable)
  • Original birth certificate apostilled / legalized Dominican Consulate and Chancellery in the Dominican Republic See "Important Notes" at the bottom of the page
  • An academic recommendation letter issued by the university of origin or a job recommendation letter, in both cases must be on a sheet stamped and stamped by the issuing institution (only applicable for research-oriented master's degrees).  
  • Essay with motivations to enter the program, minimum 1 page (only applies for research-oriented masters).  
  • PAEP test payment (exonerated presenting the original Master's degree)
  • PAEP test registration
  • Interview with the coordination of the program to which it applies

  Important notes

  - Documents that are not in Spanish must be translated.

  Legalizations

  • Member countries of the Hague Convention: If the country of emission belongs to the Hague Convention, it must make the apostille of the documents and their translations into Spanish in the competent institution of that country.
  • Countries that do NOT belong to the Hague Convention: If the country of issue is NOT within the Hague Convention, you must legalize the documents and their Spanish translations at the Dominican Consulate / Embassy of the country where they were issued and then by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Dominican Republic.
  • If the translation is done in the Dominican Republic, it must be done by a judicial interpreter and legalized in the Attorney General Office of the Dominican Republic.

  
  

  To apply for the tariff in Dominican pesos:

  • You can send a proof of residence issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MIREX) and that it shows that it is valid for 4 years or more.
  • Foreigners with Dominican parents, must deliver the original birth certificate of any of them.
• Foreigner graduated from a Dominican university

  Foreigner graduated from a Dominican university

  • Admission request
  • Photocopy passport.
  • Certification and copy of university degree legalized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology MESCyT. 
  • Certification and record of original university notes legalized by the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Technology MESCyT. 
  • Medical certificate for academic purposes (with the name as it is on the identity card)
  • Two front photos 2x2.
  • Receipt of Payment of the right to admission (non-refundable)
  • Original birth certificate apostilled / legalized Dominican Consulate and Chancellery in the Dominican Republic. See "Important Notes" at the bottom of the page
  • An academic recommendation letter issued by the university of origin or a job recommendation letter, in both cases must be on a sheet stamped and stamped by the issuing institution (only applicable for research-oriented master's degrees).  
  • Essay with motivations to enter the program, minimum 1 page (only applies for research-oriented masters).  
  • PAEP test payment (exonerated presenting the original Master's degree)
  • PAEP test registration
  • Interview with the coordination of the program to which it applies

  Important notes

  - Documents that are not in Spanish must be translated.

  Legalizations

  • Member countries of the Hague Convention: If the country of emission belongs to the Hague Convention, it must make the apostille of the documents and their translations into Spanish in the competent institution of that country.
  • Countries that do NOT belong to the Hague Convention: If the country of issue is NOT within the Hague Convention, you must legalize the documents and their Spanish translations at the Dominican Consulate / Embassy of the country where they were issued and then by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Dominican Republic.
  • If the translation is done in the Dominican Republic, it must be done by a judicial interpreter and legalized in the Attorney General Office of the Dominican Republic.

  
  

  To apply for the tariff in Dominican pesos:

  • You can send a proof of residence issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MIREX) and that it shows that it is valid for 4 years or more.
  • Foreigners with Dominican parents, must deliver the original birth certificate of any of them.