The main criteria will be the academic record of the preceding degree presented for the access, stablishing an order among the candidates depending on their average scores.
Secondly, we recognise additional points for other degrees different to the above mentioned ones (two points), for another Official Master’s degree related to the matter (three points), or for Non-Official Master’s Degrees and Postgraduate and Specialisation courses depending on their duration (up to two points).
Thirdly, we value professional experience in criminal order and passing selective tests in the public field as well as
passing selective processes with competitive concurrence (up to three points).
Fourthly, we value research merits such as publications, grants held, stays in research or training centres, collaboration in research teams and activities, etc. (up to three points).
Fifthly, we apply correcting values for those who do not apply for this Master’s degree as their first option.
Students who come from countries whose official language is not Spanish, they will have to sit an exam in order to validate their knowledge of the language.
