To obtain all the credits required for the completion of your qualification, you will also need to acquire those related to the following learning activities:

• Language skills;
• IT and telematic skills;
• Relational skills or skills useful for entering the job market.

For language skills, please also refer to the specific section.

Laboratory activities aim to develop and consolidate vocational skills to ensure safe and best practice-based care before their application in real clinical settings. These activities include:

• Simulation laboratories for the development of technical skills and competence in performing complex procedures;
• Simulation laboratories for the development of relational skills, aimed at acquiring knowledge and abilities in relationship and communication practices, focusing on supportive interaction and therapeutic education;
• High-fidelity simulation laboratories in realistic environments with appropriate materials, designed for complex clinical-care situations. These sessions aim to practise the application of clinical-diagnostic reasoning and the nursing process, develop critical thinking, enhance decision-making skills, apply communication abilities, and foster teamwork through interaction with students from other degree courses.