Entry profile

Access and admissions

In accordance with the provisions of Article 18 of Royal Decree 822/2021, these Master’s degree programs may be accessed by people who meet either of the following conditions:

• In order to access an official Master’s degree program, the applicant must hold an official Spanish university Bachelor’s degree or its equivalent or, where appropriate, another Master’s degree, or an equivalent degree granted by a university or higher education institution in a country belonging to the European Higher Education Area (EHEA), that allows access to Master’s-level studies in the country of issuance.
• Additionally, people who have earned a Bachelor’s degree or its equivalent in an education system outside the EHEA may access a Master’s degree program in the Spanish university system without formal recognition of their degree, provided that the university has verified that the level of training certified by the degree in question allows access to university postgraduate-level studies in the country of issuance. Access by this means in no way implies recognition of any previous degree held by the interested party or its recognition for any purpose other than participating in Master’s degree studies. 

Under exceptional circumstances, conditional enrollments may be allowed under which a Bachelor’s student who has only the End-of-Degree Project and no more than 9 ECTS credits remaining to earn the Bachelor’s degree is accepted into the Master’s degree program and permitted to enroll; however, under no circumstances will such a student be granted their Master’s degree without having first earned their Bachelor’s degree. In all cases, priority will be given to students who have fully completed and earned their Bachelor’s degree.

At least 5% of the places offered in official university Master’s degree programs will be reserved for students who have a recognized degree of disability greater than or equal to 33%, or who have permanent educational support needs associated with personal circumstances of disability and who in their previous studies have required resources and support for their full educational inclusion.

Admissions process 

The Degree Coordination Team is the body responsible for overseeing student admissions to Master’s degree programs. This team will evaluate submitted applications according to the following admissions requirements:

• The degree to which the applicant’s previous studies are a good match for the program.
• The academic transcript of the applicant’s previous studies
• A personal interview or equivalent admissions exam.

Procedure for evaluating admissions applications: once all required documentation has been received, in the case of students with special educational needs due to a disability, the need for possible curricular adaptations or alternative plans or studies will be assessed, as will the adaptation of material resources to their specific needs.

At least 5% of the places offered in official university Master’s degree programs will be reserved for students who have a recognized degree of disability greater than or equal to 33%, or who have permanent educational support needs associated with personal circumstances of disability and who in their previous studies have required resources and support for their full educational inclusion.

Language requirement

Students must provide proof of their mastery of a foreign language at a minimum level of B1 (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) in accordance with Recommendation No. R (98)6 of the Committee of Ministers of Member States dated October 17, 2000.

In the absence of official documentation proving B1 proficiency or its equivalent, students must take a written and oral entrance exam to demonstrate mastery at the appropriate level.