By 2050, one in three Europeans will be over 65 years old, creating unprecedented demand for healthcare and social infrastructure. At the same time, the education sector must adapt to digital learning, new skills, and closer ties to industry. Spain is addressing these challenges head-on:
- Its healthcare network includes more than 450 public hospitals, many now integrating telemedicine and AI-based diagnostic tools.
- Spanish universities host over 1.5 million students, with growing investment in digital platforms and e-learning ecosystems.
- PPPs and EU funds are financing new models of hospitals and schools, ensuring long-term sustainability and community engagement.
The International Certificate in Management and Innovation for Health, Education and Social Infrastructure, held in Spain, offers executives an in-depth look at these strategies. With a mix of lectures and on-site visits to hospitals, universities, and innovation hubs, participants will experience how Spain is redefining social infrastructure for the 21st century.
👉 If you want to prepare your organization to meet demographic change and digital transformation, this program will connect you with the best practices in Europe.
