Admissions

Admissions

General admission requirements

You can study a standard master's degree if you have:

• An official university Spanish degree or equivalent or another Master's degree;
• Diplomas of the same level as the Spanish degree or master's degree awarded by universities and higher education institutions in another member state of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA), which in the issuing country qualify for access to the master's degree;
• Foreign degrees from a non-EHEA country, equivalent to the Bachelor's degree, without requiring their approval, but with verification by the university of the level of training they involve, provided that they are able to accesss postgraduate level studies in their home country. The degree does not need to be formally recognised in Spain. You will find document legalisation procedures at the Ministry of Education.

Specific admission requirements

Apart from the general entrance requirements, each master's degree has its own admissions requirements and specific selection criteria. See Master's Degrees.

Admission to a master's degree will not involve, in any case, the homologation of a previous diploma degree or recognition for any other purpose than to follow the course. In any case, once you have completed your studies, the master's degree will have full official recognition in Spain.