The Master's program is structured as a combination of theoretical instruction and practical–applied training.
Teaching activities are scheduled over weekends, typically on Fridays and Saturdays, with a frequency of one weekend per month. The program includes lectures, practical sessions (featuring the presentation of sexological tools and techniques, role-playing, and case studies), and experiential workshops. These workshops are designed to guide participants in the exploration of their personal history and the emotional experiences related to sexuality, in all its forms and expressions.
During the first year, participants will be invited to take part in the Sexual Attitude Reassessment (SAR), a two-day experiential workshop that is considered a fundamental component of sexology training programs in the United States.
In the final phase of the program, participants will engage in clinical case supervision sessions, during which they will present and discuss cases from their own professional experience.
The educational path is further enriched by individual study, based on reading materials provided by the faculty, a mandatory internship (200 hours), and the preparation of a final thesis on a topic chosen by the student in agreement with the Program Director.