MANDATORY DOCUMENTS* (digital format)

In order to be admitted to the Master in Legal Sciences candidates must submit the following documents:  

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
  
  Qualifications can be in the following academic areas: social sciences and law.
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.
• Curriculum Vitae in Spanish or Catalan.
• A letter of motivation in Spanish or Catalan, stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (400 to 600 words).
• For those candidates whose native language is not Spanish or have not studied in that language, it is necessary to submit a B2 of Spanish level certification  (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages), in addition the academic direction may decide to interview the candidate.
• Identity Card or Passport.
   

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

• English language (level B2), Catalan language (level B2)  or  other foreign languages certification (only official certificates are accepted).
• Undergraduate degree in Law.
• At least two letters of recommendation.
• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.
• Research experience.
• Teaching experience.
• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.
• Additional professional experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

*If it is necessary, additional documents can be requiered. During the enrolment, in September, orginal documents have to be submitted.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme.
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS

The Master's programme can be enrolled by candidates who have completed:

1. a study programme of at least the first cycle, weighted by at least 180 ECTS, in the fields of information or communication technologies, engineering, physics, mathematics and statistics or an equivalent study programme obtained in accordance with the existing regulations;
2. a programme of studies of at least a first cycle attested by at least 180 ECTS in other professional fields or an equivalent programme of studies obtained according to the existing regulations, provided that the student has fulfilled the study requirements prior to enrolment which are essential for the pursuit of further studies; or
3. a programme of studies of at least a first cycle attested by at least 180 ECTS in other professional fields or an equivalent programme of studies obtained according to the existing regulations. These requirements must be in the fields of study referred to in point (a) of these conditions and must range from 10 to a maximum of 60 ECTS and must be determined by the EMAI Academic Programme Committee.

The EMAI Academic Programme Committee will check in the application process that the candidate has completed:

• mathematical courses, min. 12 ECTS credit points in the following topics: calculus, linear algebra, logic, discrete mathematics, combinatorics, probability and statistics, information theory, graph theory, and number theory;
• programming courses, min. 12 ECTS credit points in the following topics: programming paradigms, algorithms, and data structures;
• computing science or computer engineering courses, min. 12 ECTS credit points in the following topics: cryptography, security, computer networks, computer hardware, theoretical computer science, or similar.

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

1. Identity Card or Passport. If you hold more than one nationality, please attach a copy of all the documents providing those nationalities.
2. Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not yet finished their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of EMAI.
3. Academic Transcript of Records. This transcript must contain all the courses taken during the entire bachelor's or master's degree at the university of origin. Hence, it should include courses, grades, and the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) obtained to complete the programme. 
4. Curriculum Vitae in English. Maximum lenght of two pages. Applications with longer CV will be automatically rejected.
5. A letter of motivation in English stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (600 to 800 words). Applications with longer motivation letters will be automatically rejected.
6. A one-minute video introducing yourself, explaining your background and how you will contribute to the EMAI programme. To submit this requirement, attach a Word/PDF file with a link to your video, which should be posted on YouTube,  Drive, Vimeo or any other platform that allows viewing. The video must not exceed 30 Mb. Applications with longer videos will be automatically rejected.
7. Two letters of recommendation (preferably both form academic profiles).
8. The EMAI Student Supplement Questionnaire (NEW, for the 2024-2026 cohort).
9. English certificate of language proficiency in both written and spoken is requiered. This can be demonstrated through a language test (only TOEFL iBT, IELTS Academic or Cambridge). Only certificates with a two-year validity at the time of application will be accepted. Students holding a bachelor's or master's degree from a research university in one of the following countries are exempted from providing the certificate: Australia, Canada (excluding Quebec), New Zealand, the United Kingdom, or the United States of America, or in one of the four member states of the EMAI Consortium.

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

1. Professional experience in any of the fields related to the EMAI.
2. Research experience.
3. Additional academic training in areas related to the EMAI.
4. Additional professional experience.

Enllaç extern a la web dels requisits d'admissió (gencat.cat)

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
  
  Qualifications should be preferably in the areas of humanities or social and juridical sciences.
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin. (up to 60 possible points)

Candidates must prove to have completed a degree in a country whose language is Chinese or Spanish and to have completed a 50% of the degree subjects in the other language.

Candidates who do not meet the previous requirement are requested to present the following documentation:

-Proof of C1 Spanish level

-Proof of level C1 (issued by a European institution) or HSK6 level (issued by Hanban) of Chinese or minimum level of 4 TOCFL

Exceptionally, HSK5 access level may be accepted if an oral interview with the Master's academic tutor is passed.
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• Proof of B2 English level 
• Motivation letter written in the second foreign language (maximum length of two pages), stating the candidate’s interest in following the master’s programme. The letter should reflect the candidate’s fluency in Spanish or Chinese in free style (up to 5 possible points), as well as a motivation corresponding with the master’s goals (up to 5 possible points) (up to 10 possible points). 
• Identity Card or Passport.

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS
 

• Proof of higher levels in any of the working languages to those required to enrol in the master (up to 20 possible points)
• Proof of professional/teaching/research experience in in any of the fields related to the master's programme (optional, up to 10 possible points).

-Professional experience: official working life report stating that the candidate has been working in an institution or company as a Chinese-Spanish translator during a period of more than two years (2 points for each two-year period).

-Teaching experience: certificate issued by the head of the institution where teaching has been given including the subject taught and the academic year of teaching (2 points for each two-year period).

-Research experience: proof of presentations in international conferences, academic publications, research master’s thesis (2 points for each merit)

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme 
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 
   

In order to be admitted to the Master's Degree in Asian-Pacific studies candidates must submit the following documents:

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
  
  Degrees in any academic field of study will be accepted.
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin. 

• Curriculum Vitae in Spanish, Catalan or English.

• Proof of English language (B2 level)  

• Spanish level certification: some subjects are taught in Spanish, it is recommendable to have Spanish language knowledge
• Identity Card or Passport

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

• A letter of motivation in Spanish, English or Catalan stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (600 to 800 words). 

• Identity Card or Passport.

Optional documents
 

• During the second year some subjects are taught in Spanish; therefore, it is recomendable to have a sufficient knowledge of this language.

• Two letters of recommendation. 

• Previous education/trainings in the Chinese or Asian field.

• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.

• Research experience.

• Teaching experience.

• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.

• Additional professional experience.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme 
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
  
  Qualifications can be in the following academic areas: Biology, Medicine, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Pharmacy, Veterinary studies, engineering studies, Chemistry, Physics or Mathematics or related degrees.
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.

• Curriculum Vitae in English.

• A letter of motivation in English, stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (400 to 600 words).

• A (professional or academic) letter of recommendation signed by someone who really knows the candidate and can assess them. 

• Identity Card or Passport. 

• Proof of English language (level B2) 

• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.

• Research experience.

• Teaching experience.

• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.

• Additional professional experience.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
  
  Qualifications can be in the following academic areas: scientific-natural sciences and health sciences. 
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin. 

• Curriculum Vitae in Spanish, English or Catalan. 

• A letter of motivation in English stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (400 to 600 words). 

In addition all candidates must provide following document:

• A letter of acceptance into a Research Group in order to carry out the master's internship.
• a) If you have already been accepted to a research group for doing the master research practicum, please provide the acceptance letter by the group's supervisor/director. The group can be located in Spain or in a foreign country.

  b) If you do not have a host research group at the time of registering, you must indicate your first 5 choices, in order of preference, from the list of groups offered by the BIOMED master.

• Interested laboratories and tips for applying
• Riken Institute Groups
   
• Identity Card or Passport. 

• Proof of English language (level B2) 

• A (academic) letter of recommendation signed by someone who really knows the candidate and can assess them. 

• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.

• Research experience.

• Teaching experience.

• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.

• Additional professional experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme.
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

If the diploma or the academic transcript are not written in Catalan, Spanish, English, French, Portuguese or Italian, you will also have to include the respective sworn translations into Catalan or Spanish.

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
  
  Degrees in any academic field of study will be accepted.
• Academic transcript with the average grade at the university of origin.
• Curriculum Vitae in English.
• A letter of motivation in English, stating the candidate's expectations and interest in participating in the master's programme (600 to 800 words). 
• Two letters of recommendation sent directly by referees with a good knowledge of the candidate. 

• It is required to prove sufficient knowledge of English equivalent to a B2 level.   

• Identity Card or Passport

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.
• Research experience.
• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme. 

In addition, the selection committee Department may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor's degree when you submit your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your completed official undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when submitting the application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration that the degree will be obtained before beginning the master's programme. 
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program.
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin. Degrees in any academic field of study will be accepted.
• Curriculum Vitae in English.
• A letter of motivation in English, stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (600 to 800 words).
• At least one letter of recommendation in English (academic). 

• Proof of English language (level B2.1) 

In case you would like to be exempted from accrediting any language because you are a native speaker or you have studied in that language, it is necessary for you to upload a brief letter justifying the reasons why you request to be exempted from this requirement.

• Identity Card or Passport.

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

The following items will be highly evaluated:

• A B2 English level or higher   
• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.
• Additional professional experience.
• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.
• Research experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme.
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program.
  
  Qualifications can be in the following academic areas: Humanities, History of Art, Philosophy, Languages and Literature, History, Theory of Literature and Comparative Literature, Journalism, Audiovisual Communication, Translation and Interpretation, Political Sciences, Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, Education Sciences, Fine Arts, Architecture or Geography.
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.

• A research proposal in Spanish or Catalan (600 to 800 words).

• Language skills declaration 

• Identity Card or Passport.

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

• A letter of recommendation.

• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.

• Research experience.

• Teaching experience.

• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.

• Additional professional experience .

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate. 

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme.
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
  
  Qualifications can be in the following academic areas: biomedical engineering or other areas of engineering o basic scienes. 
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.
  The following can access the master programme:

- Degree graduates in Biomedical Engineering;

- Graduates in other areas of engineering or basic sciences, with knowledge in programming and comparable to graduates in Biomedical Engineering (engineering in the fields of IT, Telecommunications, Telematics,Audiovisual Systems, Mechanics, Aerospace, Sound and Image, Electronics, Materials, Nanoscience andNanotechnology), also graduates in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Statistics. These students must take complementary undergraduate courses in life sciences, such as physiology of the human body and basic molecular biology. The background of each individual student and the specific master thesis project the student wants to carry out will influence which exact courses will be required.

- Graduates in Life Sciences with knowledge of the physiology of the human body and cell biology, comparable to graduates in Biomedical Engineering (Medicine, Biotechnology, Biomedical Sciences, Biological Systems,Biochemistry, Biology and Microbiology). These students must take complementary undergraduate courses in maths, basic science, programming and computational techniques. The background of each individual student and the specific master thesis project the student wants to carry out will influence which exact courses will be required.

• Curriculum Vitae in English with the description of any training and activities undertaken by the candidate related with the master.
• Covering letter in English stating the candidate's interest (academic and professional) in undertaking the master and their professional ambitions (400 to 600 words). In particular this letter should answer the following questions: Why do you want to do this particular master? Why is your background adequate to carry out the master? Which is the research area you are most interested in? Which of the proposed master thesis projects are you interested in and why?
• A (professional or academic) letter of recommendation signed by someone who really knows the candidate and who can assess them. Besides, the presentation of a second letter of a different kind (professional or academic) than the first one will be positively assessed.

In order to optimise the handling and security of the letters of recommendation, the candidate will have to request them via the online application system, where he/she will need to indicate the e-mail address of the person/people he/she wishes to be recommended by. That person will receive an e-mail indicating that the candidate wishes to have a letter of recommendation from him/her. Non-institutional addresses such as *yahoo, *gmail, *hotmail, etc... will not be accepted.

• It is required to prove sufficient knowledge of English equivalent to a B2 level.  

• Identity Document or Passport. 

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.
• Research experience.
• Teaching experience.
• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.
• Additional professional experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme.
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

If the diploma or the academic transcript are not written in Catalan, Spanish, English, French, Portuguese or Italian, you will also have to include the respective sworn translations into Catalan or Spanish.

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 

Qualifications in any academic field shall be accepted but students are recommended to have a knowledge of the history of film and/or analysis of audiovisual works. Therefore, in the final assessment of candidates, holding an official university bachelor's degree qualification in Audiovisual Communication, Humanities, Fine Arts or other qualifications that have involved free elective university credits related with the history of film or the analysis of audiovisual works shall be taken into account.

• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin. 
• Curriculum Vitae in Spanish, English or Catalan.

• Academic report, of a maximum of 6 pages (2,100 characters per page), in which the candidate shall outline a potential research project related with the lines of investigation of the subjects from the Master as well as the CINEMA research group.

A written work is dealt with in which the candidate should be able to prove their knowledge displaying their readings and viewings of cinematographic and audiovisual works. The report must contain the project proposal, the ultimate aims of the investigation, a methodological approach and a bibliography/filmography. Once accepted for the Master, the student will be able to carry out the same proposed project or change it entirely, as long as the lines of investigation of the Master are kept to. 

• Identity Card or Passport.

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

• A photocopy of proof of Spanish language (level B2)
• Proof of Catalan language (level B2) 
• Proof of English language (level B2) 
• A letters of recommendation.
• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.
• Research experience.
• Teaching experience.
• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.
• Additional professional experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
   
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.

• Curriculum Vitae in Catalan, Spanish or English.

• A letter of motivation in Catalan, Spanish or Englsih, stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (400 to 600 words).

• Identity Card or Passport.

• Proof of Spanish language (level B2) 

• Proof of English language (level B2) 

• Degrees in the following areas of study will be considered positively: Criminology, Law, Psychology, Sociology, Social Work, Social Education or another field of social sciences.

• Professional experience in the field of research.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme.
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program.
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin. 
• Curriculum Vitae in English.
• A photocopy of proof of English language (level B2) 
  In case you would like to be exempted from accrediting any language because you are a native speaker or you have studied in that language, it is necessary for you to upload a brief letter justifying the reasons why you request to be exempted from this requirement.
• A letter of motivation in English stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (400 to 600 words). 
• Two academic or professional letters of reccommendation (free-form and with the letterhead of the issuing institution).

• Identity Card or Passport.

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

The following optional supporting documents are not compulsory but may be evaluated by the department for admission purposes (please submit a photocopy of these documents/accreditations):

• Undergraduate degree of 240 ECTS credits.
• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.
• Research experience.
• Teaching experience.
• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.
• Additional professional experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme.
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

• Official undergraduate degree/diploma or equivalent, if you haven't finished your studies a signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme. Qualifications can be in the following academic areas: social sciences, such as Communication, Sociology or Political Sciences) or in the field of Art and the Humanities, or in the field of ICT. (Students coming from studies that are not in the field of Communication will have to take bridging courses. These bridging courses will be adapted to the student, if the student holds or not a minor or postgraduate in Digital Communication, Multimedia Design or similar).
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.
   

• Curriculum vitae in Catalan, Spanish or English.
• Statement of purpose (motivation letter or video) in English, explaining the candidate’s interest in enrolling on the master’s degree programme (in the case of video, approximately 4’ in length)
• English level B2 of the CEFR or equivalent. Applicants from countries in which English is the official language will be exempted from this requirement.
• Two letters of academic or professional recommendation

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

• Proof of at least three years’ work experience in a field related to the subject area of the master’s programme.
• Proof of at least one year of research experience.
• Proof of teaching experience.

Admission criteria

In the candidate selection process, the following assessment criteria will be applied (maximum 10 points): 

First phase (up to 9 points): 

• Academic record of the accredited official training, with the average grade of the university of origin (maximum 3 points). 
• Curriculum vitae written in English (maximum 2 points): academic, research and professional experience in the field of social sciences, communication, humanities and design and digital arts will be valued. 
• Letter or video in English showing the motivation (in the case of the video, lasting approximately four minutes), in which the applicant expresses the interest in pursuing the master's degree (maximum 2 points). 
• Two academic or professional letters of recommendation (maximum 1 point). 
• Accreditation of English level C1 or higher of the Common European Framework of Languages or equivalent (maximum 1 point). Clarification: the B2 level that appears in the access requirements is considered the minimum essential level; instead, level C1 is considered part of a scoring system aimed at prioritizing the best candidates. 

Only students who pass the first phase will go to the second phase. 

Second phase (up to 1 point): 

• Personal interview (maximum 1 point). The interview will make it possible to clarify or outline aspects of the candidates' curriculum and to distinguish between students with similar records.

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
   
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin. Degrees in any academic field of study will be accepted. 

• Curriculum Vitae in Spanish or Catalan.

• Proof of C1 level of Spanish  

• Proof of B2 level of English  

• A letter of motivation in Spanish, English or Catalan stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (400 to 600 words).

• Identity Card or Passport.

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS
 

• Statement of equivalence of average score
   
• Proof of B2 level of Catalan  
   
• Proof of other foreign languages.
   
• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.

• Research experience.

• Teaching experience.

• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.

• Additional professional experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme 
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

If the diploma or the academic transcript are not written in Catalan, Spanish, English, French, Portuguese or Italian, you will also have to include the respective sworn translations into Catalan or Spanish.

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
  
  Qualifications can be in the following areas: Law, Labour Relations, Criminology, Political Sciences, Philosophy, Politics and Economics, Economics, Administration and Business Management, Philosophy, Sociology, or equivalents.
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.

• Proof of English language (B2 level)    

• A cover letter explaining the candidate’s international vocation for global law or comparative law.

• Identity Card or Passport.

• Two letters of recommendation.

• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.

• Research experience.

• Teaching experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate. >

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin. Degrees in any academic field of study will be accepted.
• Curriculum Vitae in English.
• A letter of motivation in English, stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (600 to 800 words).
• Al least one letter of recommendation (academic).

• It is required to prove sufficient knowledge of English equivalent to B2 level.

• Identity Card or Passport.

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.
• Research experience.
• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.
• Additional professional experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme  
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

(If the diploma or the academic transcript are not written in Catalan, Spanish, English, French, Portuguese or Italian, you will also have to include the respective sworn translations into Catalan or Spanish). 
(Those students who have taken official studies at the UPF do not need to submit their academic records).

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
  
  Preference is given to graduates in the area of communication and in any area of the social sciences, the legal sciences and the humanities wishing to make their career in the media, in communication offices of international agencies, in nongovernmental organizations or in governmental organizations at all levels. Graduates in other areas having professional experience in journalism, advertising, marketing, social media or social media in general are also accepted.  
• Academic transcript of the official training accredited, with the average grade, issued by the university of origin.

• Curriculum Vitae in Spanish, English or Catalan.

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.
• Curriculum Vitae in Spanish, English or Catalan. 
• Letter of motivation in Spanish, English or Catalan, stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme and study mode: full-time or part-time (400 to 600 words). 
• Two academic letters of recommendation. 

• Proof of English language (level B2) 
• Identity Card or Passport.

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

• Proof of Spanish language (level B2) 
• Proof of Catalan language (level B1) 
• Proof of other languages.
• Undergraduate degree of 240 ECTS credits.
• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.
• Research experience.
• Teaching experience.
• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.
• Additional professional experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme.
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
  
  Qualifications can be in the following academic areas: scientific-natural sciences and health sciences.
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.

• Curriculum Vitae in English.

• A letter of motivation in Spanish or Catalan, stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (400 to 600 words). 

• Identity Card o Passport.

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS
 

• A photocopy of proof of Spanish language (level B2) 

• A photocopy of proof of English language (level B2) 

• A (professional or academic) letter of recommendation signed by someone who really knows the candidate and can assess them.

• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.

• Research experience.

• Teaching experience.

• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.

• Additional professional experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme.
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.

• Curriculum Vitae in English.
• English language (level B2.2).

  In case you would like to be exempted from accrediting any language because you are a native speaker or you have studied in that language, it is necessary for you to upload a brief letter justifying the reasons why you request to be exempted from this requirement.

• Two letters of recommendation (academic). 

• Letter of motivation (2 pages maximum).
• Identity Card or Passport.

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

• Video presentation where you explain in English your profile and your motivation for studying the master's degree (it's necessary to upload a word document with the link to the video).
• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.
• Research experience.
• Teaching experience.
• Academic training in areas related to the master's programme.
• Professional experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
  
  Degrees in any academic field of study will be accepted.
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training in accordance with UPF's regulations governing the assessment of academic transcripts weighted according to the average grade at the university of origin. 

• Curriculum Vitae in Spanish, Catalan or English.
• Identity Card or Passport. 
• Letter of motivation in Spanish, English or Catalan stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (600 to 800 words). 
• English language (level B2)
• Spanish language (level B2) (for those whose language is not Spanish)

• Two letters of recommendation (one of which must be academic).  

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS
 

• Video presentation where you explain in English your profile and your motivation for studying the master's degree (it's necessary to upload a word document with the link to the video).
• Academic training in statistics and epidemiology (highly recommended)

• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.

• Research experience.

• Teaching experience.

• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.

• Additional professional experience.

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

• Official undergraduate degree/diploma or equivalent. A Signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme. Qualifications can be in the following academic areas: Social Sciences and Law, Humanities or Communication. 
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.

• Curriculum Vitae in Spanish, English or Catalan.

• Identity Card or Passport.

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

• 3 letters of recommendation (preferably by university lectures with prestige in research).
• 1 letter of acceptance to carry out the research work signed by the researcher in charge of one of the research groups in the department.
• Proof of professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme, minimum three years.
• Proof of research experience, minimum one year.
• Proof of teaching experience.
• Proof of Spanish language (level B2)   
• Proof of Catalan language (level C1) 
• Proof of English language (level B2) 

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
  
  Degrees in any academic field of study will be accepted.
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin. 
• Curriculum Vitae in English.
• A letter of motivation in English, stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (400 to 600 words).
• At least one letter of recommendation (academic). 

• It is required to prove sufficient knowledge of English equivalent to a B2 level.

• Identity Card or Passport.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme.
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

In order to be admitted to the Master in Theoretical and Applied Linguistics candidates must submit the following documents: 

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
  
  Degrees in any academic field of study will be accepted. 

• Curriculum Vitae in Spanish, English or Catalan.

• A letter of motivation (400 to 600 words) in English, Spanish, or Catalan explaining the candidate's interest, as well as any relevant experience and/or prior training for the master's programme.
   
• Identity Card or Passport.

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS
 

• Statement of equivalence of average score
• Proof of B2 level of Catalan  (except for those candidates who have completed their undergraduate studies in a country where the language is the language to prove and for those candidates with undergraduate studies in a third country, proving of having completed at least 50% of the studies in the language to prove).

• Proof of B2 level of Spanish  (except for those candidates who have completed their undergraduate studies in a country where the language is the language to prove and for those candidates with undergraduate studies in a third country, proving of having completed at least 50% of the studies in the language to prove).

• Proof of  B2 level of English  (except for those candidates who have completed their undergraduate studies in a country where the language is the language to prove and for those candidates with undergraduate studies in a third country, proving of having completed at least 50% of the studies in the language to prove). 

• Proof of other foreign languages.

• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.

• Research experience.

• Teaching experience.

• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.

• Additional professional experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme. 
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

In order to be admitted to the Master in Translation Studies candidates must submit the following documents:

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
  
  Degrees in any academic field of study will be accepted. 
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin. 
• Curriculum Vitae in Spanish, English or Catalan.
• A letter of motivation in Spanish, English or Catalan stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (400 to 600 words).
• Proof of level C1 of Spanish 
• Proof of level B2 of English 

• Identity Card or Passport

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

• Proof of other foreign languages.
• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.
• Research experience.
• Teaching experience.
• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.
• Additional professional experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme. 
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
  
  Degrees only in the following academic fields of study will be accepted: Humanities, History, Geography, History of Art, Philosophy, Economics, Business Management and Administration, Labour Relations, Political Sciences, Anthropology, Education and Pedagogy, Journalism, Audiovisual Communication, Psychology, Sociology, Languages or Literatures.  
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.

• Curriculum Vitae in English, Spanish or Catalan. 

• A letter of motivation in Spanish or Catalan, stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (400 to 600 words). 

• Identity Card or Passport. 

• Proof of English language (B2 level)

• Proof of Spanish language (B2 level) 

• Proof of other foreign languages (English, French and/or German).

• A letter of recommendation.

• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.

• Research experience.

• Teaching experience.

• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.

• Additional professional experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme.
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS
 

• Official undergraduate degree/diploma in a relevant field.
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.
• Curriculum Vitae in English.
• A letter of motivation in English, stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (400 to 600 words).
• Two (professional or academic) letter of recommendation signed by someone who really knows the candidate and can assess them. 
• The applicant must upload the form with a brief statement of research interests, the calculated GPA equivalent, and the indication of the first 3 choices, in order of preference, from the list of major research projects  offered by the master.
• Photocopy of Identity Card or Passport. 
   

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

• Video presentation (3 min maximum) explaining motivation, interest and experience. Videos must be sent by e-mail to [email protected] (Subject: MRES video- Candidate's name)
• English certificate (B2 or equivalent)

The Master’s selection committee may decide to interview the candidates.

Candidates may be required to interview with potential supervisors of the major research projects they select. Interviews will be arranged by the selection committee as part of the applications process.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalize your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalizing application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's program.
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript.

If the diploma or the academic transcript are not written in Catalan, Spanish, English, French, Portuguese or Italian, you will also have to include the respective sworn translations into English, Catalan or Spanish.

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
  Qualifications can be in the following academic areas: communication studies, humanities, sociology, psychology, anthropology or communication technologies.
   
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.

• Curriculum vitae in Catalan, Spanish or English.
• Statement of purpose in Catalan, English or Spanish, explaining the candidate’s interest in enrolling on the master’s degree programme
• Spanish level B2 within the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) or equivalent, in the case of students who are not from Spain or any other country where Spanish is the official language.
• English level B2 of the CEFR or equivalent. Applicants from countries in which English is the official language will be exempted from this requirement.
• Identity Card or Passport.

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

• Video presentation where you explain your profile and your motivation for studying the master's degree (it's necessary to upload a word document with the link to the video)
• Two letters of academic or professional recommendation
• Proof of at least three years’ work experience in a field related to the subject area of the master’s programme.
• Proof of at least one year of research experience.
• Proof of teaching experience.

Admission criteria

The following assessment criteria will be applied in the candidate selection process (max. 10 points):

• Academic transcript  (max. 5 points).
• Curriculum vitae  (max. 3 points): consideration will be given to professional, academic or research experience in the field of the social sciences and communication.
• Statement of purpose (max. 1 point)

In the case of candidates who have obtained the same score following application of the admission criteria, a personal interview will be held in order to break the tie (max. 1 point): the interview will make it possible to clarify or better define aspects of the curriculum and, thus, differentiate between students with similar transcripts.

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.
• Curriculum Vitae in English.
• A photocopy of proof of English language (level B2) 

In case you would like to be exempted from accrediting any language because you are a native speaker or you have studied in that language, it is necessary for you to upload a brief letter justifying the reasons why you request to be exempted from this requirement.

• A letter of motivation in English stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (400 to 600 words). 
• Two letters of recommendation (both academic). 

• Identity Card or Passport. 

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.
• Research experience.
• Teaching experience.
• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.
• Additional professional experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme  
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

MANDATORY DOCUMENTS

• Official university bachelor's or master's degree from the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) or equivalent foreign degree allowing access to a postgraduate degree in the country that issued the degree. Should the applicant have not finished yet their studies at the time of application, they will be asked to sign a statement certifying that they will have completed them before the start of the master degree program. 
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.
• Curriculum Vitae in English.
• A photocopy of proof of English language (level B2) 

• Two letters of recommendation (academic or professional).

• A letter of motivation in English stating the candidate's interest in following the master's programme (2 pages maximum).

• Identity Card or Passport.

OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

The following optional supporting documents are not compulsory but may be evaluated by the department for admission purposes (please submit a photocopy of these documents/accreditations):

• Professional experience in any of the fields related to the master's programme.
• Research experience.
• Teaching experience.
• Additional academic training in areas related to the master's programme.
• Additional professional experience.

In addition, the Departments' selection committee may decide to interview the candidate.

The undergraduate degree/diploma and the academic transcript 

If you have finished your Bachelor degree when you formalise your application, you will need to send us the following documents:

• A photocopy of your undergraduate degree/diploma or Certification/proof of degree completion.
• A photocopy of your official final undergraduate transcript.

However, if you have not yet completed your undergraduate studies when formalising application, you will need to provide us with the following documents:

• A signed declaration of obtaining your degree before the commencement of the master's programme.
• A photocopy of the provisional undergraduate transcript. 

If you wish to do a double degree, it should be exlicity stated in the motivation letter

Mandatory documents

• Official undergraduate degree/diploma (or a bachelor's degree, a degree in engineering or architecture, diplomas, technical engineering and technical architecture diplomas, or, for foreign qualifications, the equivalent qualification awarded by an accredited higher education institution) with at least 180 ECTS credits in economics, finance, management, physics, mathematics, political sciences or engineering.
• Academic transcript of the accredited official training with the average grade at the university of origin.
• Research Proposal: This should be a concise statement of issues of interest, their importance, history, and the candidate's approach- amounting to less than 2 typed page.
• Two academic letters of recommendation: these letters must be sent directly by the recommenders.
• postgraduate qualification (master's) with at least 60 ECTS credits in the fields of economics, finance or business is highly recommended.
• Proof of knowledge of the English language: This requirement can be waived if English was the language used in obtaining the undergraduate/master's degree.
• Identity Card or Passport.