A programme that is revolutionising human capital management
The Diploma in Comprehensive Wellbeing Strategies and Impact Measurement is a specialised course designed to equip participants with the skills required to design, implement and evaluate wellbeing programmes within an organisational context. The programme integrates approaches from business management, organisational psychology and data analytics, with the aim of providing a holistic view of wellbeing as a strategic factor linked to organisational performance, productivity and sustainability.
This qualification addresses the growing need for companies to adopt people-centred management models capable of creating healthy working environments and translating wellbeing into measurable indicators that facilitate decision-making. In this regard, the programme places particular emphasis on developing skills in Wellbeing Analytics, enabling students to interpret data, construct key indicators and develop scorecards geared towards impact analysis.
With OBBIO
A not-for-profit organisation dedicated to promoting health and wellbeing within organisations, helping to create working environments that enhance quality of life through a multidisciplinary 360-degree approach.
Why study this Diploma?
A Strategic and Practical Approach
The programme goes beyond theory and focuses on practical application. Students learn by designing real-world wellbeing and measurement solutions, ensuring that they gain tangible experience and are ready to tackle the challenges of the sector.
Real-World Measurement Tools
Training in the most advanced assessment methodologies and tools (surveys, 360-degree feedback, psychosocial indicators, etc.), equipping students to interpret data, develop key indicators and draw up scorecards designed to analyse impact.
A Common Language for Business and Finance
The ability to advocate for wellbeing strategies to senior management using data-driven arguments, employing language that is aligned with business objectives and demonstrating the return on investment.
Professional Project in Power BI
Development of a final integrated project involving the creation of a wellbeing dashboard using data visualisation tools such as Power BI, based on real or simulated datasets.
A Distinctive Profile in the Labour Market
Specialisation in one of the areas experiencing the highest demand and growth within the field of human resources and corporate wellbeing: Wellbeing Analytics.
The Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME)
A firm commitment to business education with a global focus.
Curriculum
Continuing Professional Development Expert Diploma.
Students must complete 16 credits.
First semester | 16 ECTS
- 4 ECTS | Holistic Wellbeing Strategy in Organisations
- 4 ECTS | Measurement, Analytics and Impact Assessment
- 4 ECTS | 360° Wellbeing Measurement Systems
- 4 ECTS | Practical workshop and final project: Creating a Wellbeing Analytics Dashboard
Course descriptions
Professors
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Rankings
Notable international accolades and rankings for Nebrija Business & Technology School.
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One of the best universities in Spain
Top 5 University for Workplace Inclusion
Top 5 MBA programmes in Spain
Top 6 Online MBAs in Spanish
Maximum score
One of the best universities in Spain
Top 5 University for Workplace Inclusion
Top 5 MBA programmes in Spain
Top 6 Online MBAs in Spanish
Career Opportunities
Distinctive graduate profile
What sets graduates apart is their ability to translate organisational wellbeing into quantifiable indicators and business outcomes, combining strategic vision, people management and data analysis. This training enables them to act as a link between the fields of wellbeing, human resources and management, providing objective evidence to improve productivity, engagement and organisational sustainability.
Our institution has signed more than 12,500 partnership agreements with companies and organisations. These partnerships are significant not only in terms of work placements, but also in terms of the contribution made by experienced professionals to the teaching staff and their active participation on the advisory boards that design the curricula.
Graduates will be able to pursue their careers in areas such as:
Corporate wellbeing management.
Human Resources and People Analytics.
Occupational health and safety.
Organisational wellbeing consultancy.
Organisational development and corporate culture.
Talent management and employee experience.
People analytics and evaluation of the impact of corporate programmes.
Public and private organisations, and third-sector bodies with an interest in the strategic management of wellbeing.
Corporate wellbeing management.
Human Resources and People Analytics.
Occupational health and safety.
Organisational wellbeing consultancy.
Organisational development and corporate culture.
Talent management and employee experience.
People analytics and evaluation of the impact of corporate programmes.
Public and private organisations, and third-sector bodies with an interest in the strategic management of wellbeing.
Quality
Qualification: Diploma in Comprehensive Wellbeing Strategies and Impact Measurement
Official qualification: No.
Campus: Polytechnic and Social Sciences in Madrid-Princesa
Language: Spanish
Credits: 16 ECTS
Duration: 4 months.
Start date: (To be confirmed)
Deliverymethod: Online
Academic year: 2026–2027
Skills
Admission
If you are currently in employment, your company may be able to subsidise the cost of the Master’s degree through FUNDAE training credits. We will support you throughout the entire process of applying with your company.
The University has four campuses in the Autonomous Community of Madrid
Madrid is the largest and most populous city in Spain (3,339,931 inhabitants in 2023) and one of the three most populous cities in the European Union, behind London and Berlin. Madrid is a city with a vibrant cultural and social life, a pleasant climate, and one of the best public transport networks in the world.
As the capital of Spain, Madrid is home to the seats of government, the Spanish Parliament (Cortes Generales), ministries, institutions and associated bodies, as well as the official residences of the King and Queen of Spain and the Prime Minister. Economically speaking, Madrid is the fourth-richest city in Europe, after London, Paris and Moscow. Half of the revenue generated by Spain’s top 5,000 companies comes from firms with their registered offices in Madrid, which account for 31.8 per cent of these companies.
It is home to the Bank of Spain, the National Securities Market Commission, the third-largest stock exchange in Europe, the second-largest in Latin America (Latibex) and several of the world’s largest corporations. It is the eighth city in the world with the highest concentration of multinationals, behind Beijing and ahead of Dubai, Paris and New York. It is a city brimming with opportunities and boasts a thriving labour market that attracts both national and international professionals.
On the international stage, it is home to the headquarters of the World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO), a UN agency; the headquarters of the International Organisation of Securities Commissions (IOSCO); the headquarters of the Ibero-American General Secretariat (SEGIB); the headquarters of the Organisation of Ibero-American States for Education, Science and Culture (OEI), the Ibero-American Youth Organisation (OIJ), and the headquarters of the Public Interest Oversight Board (PIOB).
Culturally speaking, Madrid is a city offering a wealth of cultural and social opportunities
Madrid is home to some of the world’s finest art museums (the Prado Museum, the Reina Sofía National Art Centre, the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum, etc.), the National Library, the Botanical Gardens, the Retiro Park and a wide variety of theatres, exhibition venues and cultural activities. The climate, geographical location and safety, together with the wide range of cultural and social activities on offer, make Madrid a popular tourist destination for visitors from Europe and beyond.
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