Second year students of the International Nursing Program (INP) of the School of Nursing of the University of Navarra have received several sessions on "Interprofessional Education in Primary Care", that is, Education interprofessional in primary care. The classes were given by Juan José Beunza, professor at the European University of Madrid, former student of the School of Medicine and member of the board board of directors of the "Centre for the Advancement of Interprofessional Education" (CAIPE). The program has been framed within the subject of Community Nursing II (Community Nursing).

A total of 71 students from the academic center are enrolled in the INP, a program that includes the completion of approximately 25% of the nursing programs of study in English, as well as an internship experience abroad. Thanks to the INP, students have the opportunity to be taught by world-renowned professors, enjoy an international professional experience and receive training that will allow them to work in diverse cultural and ethnic environments.