The University of Navarra has closed the XVI edition of Master's Degree in Marriage and Family, postgraduate program given by the Institute of Family Sciences. A total of 15 students from 9 countries received the scholarship in a ceremony held at classroom Magna.

The closing ceremony was attended by Pilar Lostao, Vice President of International Relations, Professor Javier Escrivá, director of Master's Degree in Marriage and Family and sponsor of this graduating class, and Beatriz Vinueza, representative of the students. Professor Pablo Pérez, Full Professor of Contemporary History, gave the master class.

The Master's Degree in Marriage and Family was created in the year 2000 and is aimed at professionals from fields such as medicine, law, Education, psychology, psychiatry, family mediation, etc. Its goal is train interdisciplinary professionals to evaluate, educate and advise on the development of family and marital relationships. More than 500 graduates from 28 countries have passed through its virtual classrooms since its inception.

This two-year Master's Degree , which is mostly online, is complemented each year, during the first two weeks of June, with a mandatory on-site coursework period , where students attend programs, seminars and workshops at work at the University of Navarra's headquarters. Each year, at the end of this on-site period, second year students participate in their graduation ceremony.

Alumni of the XVI MMF Class

Maria Fatima Abola Victa (Philippines)

María Eugenia Baldessari (Argentina)

María Elena Cepeda Berlanga (Mexico)

Kate Berenice Djevoich Pinto (Peru)

Ivette Fernández Arrieta (Colombia)

Caridad López González (Spain)

Karen Morán Alonzo (Costa Rica)

Márcio Paulo de Souza (Brazil)

Silvana Denisse Ramos Franco (Peru)

María Gabriela Rodríguez Llamas (Ecuador)

Mery Yaneth Salazar Rey (Colombia)

Lorena Sánchez Padilla (Ecuador)

Beatriz Vinueza González (Costa Rica)

Christian von Heeren (Spain)

Fiorella Sonia Zapana Larico (Peru)