A visa is not a requirement for admission to a master’s degree but it is for your stay in Spain if you are a non-EU citizen. Check the following information on how to apply: http://ec.europa.eu/immigration/what-do-i-need-before-leaving/spain/student_en

Also, check the answer to: When can I apply for an admission letter?

Yes, the following: 

• Master’s Degree in Advanced English Studies 
• Master’s Degree in Advanced Materials
• Master's Degree in Economics 
• Master’s Degree in International Business Management. IMBA 
• Master’s Degree in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology 
• Erasmus Mundus Master’s Degree in Psychology of Work, Organisations and Human Resources 

Yes, the enrolment regulations of the UV allow students to enrol in a master’s degree on a part-time basis. Part-time students take only between 24 and 36 ECTS credits per year. 

Only Graduated students can apply to Phase 1.

But, in Phase 2 pre-enrolment in the master's degree programme is open to those who are in one of these situations:

1. Students who are in possession of an official university degree that gives access to Master's studies, or who are in the process of obtaining it, at the latest by the dates indicated in the calendar on the website https://ir.uv.es/ixsr0oz.
2. Students of a Bachelor's Degree offered by a university of the European Higher Education Area who have a maximum of 9 ECTS credits left to pass the Final Degree Project.

In Extraordinary Phase pre-enrolment is open only for Spanish and foreign EU students in the previous situations

In any case, students in possession of a university degree will have priority in enrolment over students in case b). Therefore, students who have yet to complete the Final Degree Project and up to a maximum of 9 ECTS credits will only be able to access the master's degree if, once enrolment has been completed and the waiting list of students accessing with completed studies has been called up, there are still vacant places on the master's degree.

Official master’s degree last either one or two years, that is, between 60 and 120 ECTS credits. 

All official Master's Degrees are offered in phases 1 and 2. The extraordinary phase only offers those Master's Degrees with available places after the enrolment processes of phases 1 and 2.

Each master’s degree may establish specific requirements for admission, such as a qualification within a particular field of knowledge or a specific language certificate. To know the specific admission criteria for each master’s degree, you can check the section “Access and Admission” on the master’s degree web page on the Student Services site.

Yes. The following master’s degree are blended courses: 

• Master’s Degree in Advanced Optometry and Vision Sciences 
• Master’s Degree in Constitutional law 
• Master's Degree in Law, Business and Justice 
• Master’s Degree in Environmental Radiation Protection
• Master's Degree in Ethics and Democracy
• Master's Degree in Gender and Equality Policies
• Master's Degree in History and Identities in the Western Mediterranean (15th to 19th C.)
• Master’s Degree in History of scientific communication
• Master's Degree in Medical Physics
• Master's Degree in Law and Gender-based Violence 
• Master’s Degree in Social Work in Health Care

It can be due to different reasons:

• You have not provided any Transcript of Records.
• In the case of foreign students, either because you have not provided the apostille/legalisation of the Transcript of records, or because you have not provided the required Document for Grades Equivalence.

No. To be admitted to a UV Master's Degree, students must fulfil the general pre-enrolment process so that their documentation is checked by the Academic Coordinating Committee (CCA), they get a final evaluation mark, and places are ranked and allocated according to the given mark. A director's admission letter is not a valid document to access a Master's Degree.

No, if you have paid for the equivalence fee this year or previous years in the UV or in another university, and it has been approved, you don't have to pay again as long as the application is made from the same Degree. To avoid being required to pay, you must attach to the applicacion for the proof of payment of the fee and the Favourable Resolution of Equivalence indicating the foreign degree that was subject to verification.

After submitting the application, the selected Master's Degrees can be modified until the last day of deadline using the application form link. After this date, no modifications will be allowed.

New documentation can also be attached for the evaluation as long as it is presented before the deadline. Check the deadlines for each phase in the pre-enrolment calendar.

Only Graduated students can apply to Phase 1.

But, in Phase 2 pre-enrolment in the master's degree programme is open to those who are in one of these situations:

a. Students who are in possession of an official university degree that gives access to Master's studies, or who are in the process of obtaining it, at the latest by the dates indicated in the calendar on the website https://ir.uv.es/ixsr0oz.

b. Students of a Bachelor's Degree offered by a university of the European Higher Education Area who have a maximum of 9 ECTS credits left to pass the Final Degree Project.

In Extraordinary Phase pre-enrolment is open only for Spanish and foreign EU students in the previous situations

In any case, students in possession of a university degree will have priority in enrolment over students in case b). Therefore, students who have yet to complete the Final Degree Project and up to a maximum of 9 ECTS credits will only be able to access the master's degree if, once enrolment has been completed and the waiting list of students accessing with completed studies has been called up, there are still vacant places on the master's degree.

Places will be allocated according to the preferences indicated and the results of evaluation made by the the Academic Coordinating Committee (CCA). That allocation shall be binding. So enrolment changes won’t be accepted if they don’t follow the preference indicated in the application.

Each person can select up to three Master's Degrees, and up to three specialties within a Master's Degree, if it provides specialisation.Cada persona puede elegir hasta un máximo de tres opciones entre los diferentes másteres oficiales por orden de preferencia y, dentro de cada máster se pueden seleccionar hasta tres especialidades, en el supuesto de que el máster disponga de ellas.

Each master’s degree has an Academic Coordinating Committee that runs the degree. As part of the admission process, after each of the phases in which pre-enrolment is organised, these committees meet and assess the candidates’ applications. As a result, the Student Services publish the list of candidates admitted, included on the waiting list and excluded. Additionally, each applicant is individually notified by email of the final result of the process. 

Pre-enrolment is a process that takes place before enrolment during which applications for a course are assessed and the places available are allocated. Therefore, the final step in the pre-enrolment process is to notify candidates if they have been admitted, included on the waiting list or excluded.

Enrolment is therefore a process that follows pre-registration. Only students admitted in the corresponding pre-registration phase who, in addition, have accredited the completion of the studies that give access to the Master's degree can enrol in the established period (see the exact dates at: https://ir.uv.es/ixsr0oz). Once the enrolment period and the waiting list appeals have been completed, if places are still available, students who have been admitted and who have pending studies (TFG/Final Year Project and a maximum of 9 ECTS credits) may enrol.

Yes, but only for holders of degrees issued outside the EHEA that have not been officially recognised in Spain. In these cases, the processing of the pre-enrolment application is subject to a fee of €155.22 for the verification of equivalence of the foreign qualification giving access to the master’s degree. The fee is payable by bank card at the time of submitting the online pre-enrolment application.

No. When the degree does not belong to a country of the EU, it is mandatory to provide these documents with the legal validity given by the apostille/legalisation*. In these cases, the application will be excluded and, if a fee has been paid for the equivalence study, it will not be refunded.

The legalisation must be complete in order to be valid, i.e. it must be authenticated by the Ministry of Education of the country of origin, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country of origin and, the most important, the Spanish Embassy/Consulate in the country of origin.

To access the Master's Degree in Legal Practice and Representation, the Degree certificate for being admitted must go through the Homologation process of the Spanish State, even if the Degree certificate comes from an educative system within the EHEA.

Regarding the Master's Degree in General Health Psychology, you can learn more about the requirements here: https://links.uv.es/BB23W1k

No. Homologation is a process to recognise the official nature of a finished education and the foreign Degree certificate that is equal to that of the Spanish Degree certificate. This document is issued by the Ministry of Education/Universities.
Equivalence is the recognition of university education outside of the European Higher Education Area needed for the access of a Spanish University Master's Degree. This document is issued by the university after paying the equivalence fee and after the verification of studies is completed.

Both documents are valid, but the NIE is preferable since its number won't change unlike the passport. However, it is IMPORTANT that the ID number registered in the application matched the ID number on the document provided.

- Official Transcript of Records (marks), with legalisation or apostille on it, as well as a sworn/official translation if applicable (check the Requeriments for foreing graduates).

- Document for grades equivalence: Document based out of 10 according to the process of the Ministry of Education/Universities.

Without these documents, students will receive a 5 out of 10 mark.

Students with pending studies must provide a provisional academic certificate with the personal data and average mark out of 10 of all passed subjects.

The end of studies to access the Master's Degree can be certificate with the Official Degree Certificate or, in EHEA, with the Diploma Supplement.

In case of lacking an official degree certificate, a temporary certificate will be accepted along with an Official Transcript of Records showing the total amount of credits completed.

Uv students do not have to attach the identity card, degree and academic certificate . This documentation will be retrieved automatically by the Student Service. However, it will be necessary to provide, if applicable, the specific documentation required for each Master's degree applied for.

Knowledge of Languages are admission requirements so they must be accredited within the period of application, unless those taught at the Faculty of Teacher Training. Please check the calendar.

Only those certificates that are listed in the Equivalence Table.

Supporting documents in Catalan, Spanish, English, French, Italian or Portuguese are accepted. A translation will be required for the documents issued in any other language. 

Generally, together with your online application, you must submit an electronic copy of: 

• The university degree certificate required to be eligible for admission to the master’s degree studies.
• The academic transcript of marks obtained in the university studies required to be eligible for admission to the master’s degree, which must include the average mark. Foreign students must indicate theiraccording to the procedure established by the Spanish Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport (http://ir.uv.es/30OjEww). Candidates failing to provide a mark in this 10-point scale will be given an admission average mark of 5 points.
• DNI (Spanish citizens), NIE (residents in Spain) or passport (foreign citizens). 

Additionally, each master’s degree may require other supporting documents according to the specific requirements that may have been established. Refer to the section “Documents to be submitted” for further information.

In case a university degree is issued by the university outside the European Union or any signatory countries to the Agreement on the European Economic Area or to the bilateral agreement with the European Union, you should add to the electronic application legalized or apostilled and translated, if necessary, supporting documents. To process the electronic application, the university requires the documents to be added in an electronic format to the pre-enrolment application.

When the results of the pre-enrolment phase in which you participated have been notified and published, you will be able to download your admission letter through “My personal site” in the Online Office (ENTREU). This electronic document includes a digital signature and a secure verification code (CSV) through which its validity can be verified by any official body.

Pre-admission letters can be issued once the pre-enrolment period starts. From this date, those candidates who have completed the online pre-enrolment process can request a pre-admission letter via the new tiquetingUV application available at https://ir.uv.es/ZVf1Ar7. In your request, please indicate your pre-enrolment application number. In this way you can use it to apply for a scholarship or for any other relevant purposes. 

Spanish students must hold a Bachelor's Degree in Law for the Master's Degree in Law and Procurement, and a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology for the Master's Degree in General Health Psychology.

In addition, in Phase 1, for the Master's Degree in Law and Procurement, students must have a minimum average grade of 7.20 in their Bachelor's Degree in Law (or 7.42 if it is for the Double Master's Degree in Law and Procurement - Corporate Law Commercial Consultancy, Labour Advisory and Tax Advice) and for the Master's Degree in General Health Psychology, places will only be offered for the Ontinyent campus

Foreign students will be subject to the above conditions for Phase 1, as well as the following:

-To access the Master's Degree in Legal Practice and Representation, the Degree certificate for being admitted must go through the Homologation process of the Spanish State, even if the Degree certificate comes from an educative system within the EHEA.

-To access the Master's Degree in General Health Psychology, it is necessary to provide the Favourable Resolution of the Accreditation Committee of Psychology Studies (CAEP). More info at https://links.uv.es/BB23W1k

The access to the Master's Degree requires a Bachelor's degree or an equivalent currently.

Exceptionally, students from old Spanish Short Cicles (Diplomaturas), Technical Engineering and Technical architecture can also access the Master's Degree only for the specialties of: Social-Cultural and Community Services, Business, Commerce and Tourism, and Biohealth Care.

Applications from a different Master's Degree are not accepted.

The test is run at the Faculty of Teacher Training, we recommend contacting the secretary office for further information: https://ir.uv.es/CcVF7yg


 

Depending on the degree you access the Master's Degree with (if you have more than one degree, you must choose only one of them), you are assigned a priority according to the speciality you have selected, taking into account its academic affinity with your Degree.
The affinity goes from 1 (most preferable) to 3 (less preferable, assigned if there remain spots available after students with priority 1 or 2 and after passing a level test).
We recommend reviewing the list of priorities: https://links.uv.es/fP3DSDM

The degree itself serves as certification of B1 proficiency level in the language and no other certificate is necessary. 

According to the access regulations for Master's Degree, students must provide the equivalent of a C1 proficiency certificate in Spanish recognised by the UV: https://links.uv.es/3S63jsy
Also, according to the Memory verification master's degree, students must provide a C1 proficiency level in Catalan to obtain the Master's Degree in Secondary Education Teaching Certificate.

You can check the UV language certificates accepted for this requirement of the Master's degree in Secondary Education Teaching in the Language Equivalence Chart available at: language equivalence chart. 

To access the Master's Degree in Legal Practice and Representation, the Degree certificate for being admitted must go through the Homologation process of the Spanish State, even if the Degree certificate comes from an educative system within the EHEA.

Regarding the Master's Degree in General Health Psychology, you can learn more about the requirements here: https://links.uv.es/BB23W1k

For the corresponding reduction, remember that you must attach the required certificate in the Student-Academic Record - Documentation section. The reduction will not be applied until you provide it.

Remember that you must attach the corresponding SEPA mandate, available on the Services Portal, in the Academic Record - Documentation section.

For the corresponding reduction, remember that you must attach the required certificate in the Student-Academic Record - Documentation section. The reduction will not be applied until you provide it.

Non-EU foreign students who enrol at UVEG will be considered by default as non-resident students, and the system will apply the corresponding prices. Once they have submitted the documentation justifying their status as residents in Spain, the payments will be readjusted by the Faculty Secretariat.

*Please note that "Stay" status (e.g. Residence permit for studies) is not equivalent to "Residence" status. If you have any problem, please contact the Faculty

After the enrolment period and the recount of available places for each Master's Degree, the students on the waitlist will be contacted by preference order. This will be announced on the website: Places allocation results or the pre-enrolment app, as well as via email.

Phase 2 will have a second Waiting List Call and it will proceed with the exact same process as

Finally, if there were still vacancies, it will be offered via phone call, text message or email to the corresponding candidates on the waiting list who have accredited that they hold a Bachelor's degree or equivalent (for phase 2 and the extraordinary phases, because Phase 1 is open only for graduated students). If after this Waiting List Call there still remained available places, students with pending studies (TFG and up to 9 ECTS Credits) will be contacted strictly following the order of the list.

• Direct debit in a Spanish Bank Account: payment can be made whole, in two parts or eight parts.
• Credit card payment: Fees will be paid in the same dates of the direct debit, via UV online payment platform (UV Online Office) within 7 days of the receipt issuing.

Check the published payment periods to avoid the enrolment cancellation due to non-payment.

In case you have already enrolled in your second or third option Master's Degree and you get a place from the waitlist, you must withdraw from the current Master's Degree (please contact the Faculty in charge of the MD) and enrol in your newly assigned place.

According to the UV registration regulations for Degree's and Master's degrees, the registration will be done in the following terms:

Full-time students: you must register for a minimum of 36 credits and a maximum of 72

Part-time students: you must register for a minimum of 24 credits and a maximum of 36.

Students can apply for partial registration at the centre responsible for the degree, duly justifying the alleged work activity. In this case you can register for at least 24 credits.

No, because the Universitat de València's Enrolment Regulations for Degree’s and Master's degrees set a maximum of 72 credits.

Any foreign person with legal residence in Spain and with a disability may request recognition of this condition from the competent authority, in accordance with the provisions of the agreements signed with their respective States and, failing this, in accordance with the principle of reciprocity. If the Spanish authority has issued the corresponding accreditation, they may opt for the applicable discounts indicated in the Enrolment section, always providing the corresponding documentary justification.

No, unless you obtain the recognition of the Large Family Title granted by a Spanish Public Administration. The only applicable reductions are those indicated in the Enrolment section, as long as they are accompanied by the corresponding documentary justification.

No. The Extraordinary Award does not generate fee exemptions, even outside the UV. The only applicable bonuses are those indicated in the section on Enrolment, as long as they are accompanied by the corresponding documentary justification.

No, students who do not register within the established period will lose the right to reserve their initial place, which will be offered in the waiting list appeals.

In phase 2 and the extraordinary phase, students with unfinished studies will be accepted as 'conditional'. They must provide an official degree certificate to prove the end of their studies within the stablished dates for each Phase, so they will be enabled for enrolment.

Once finished the enrolment period and the waiting list calls, if there remained places available, they will be offered via phone call, text message or email to the corresponding candidates on the waiting list who have accredited that they hold a Bachelor's degree or equivalent.

After that, if there were still available places, “conditional” admitted students with unfinished studies (that is, TFG and up to 9 ECTS Credits), would be contacted strictly following the order of the list.

Candidates who have been admitted to a master’s degree and do not enrol within the period established will lose their right to the place initially allocated to them, which will be offered to applicants on the waiting list or made available in the next pre-enrolment phase, as appropriate.

If you have been admitted in pre-enrolment Extraordinary Phase and you do not enrol within the deadline set, you can ask the Student Services if there are any places available.

Master’s degree courses typically start in mid-September and end in June. The specific calendar can be consulted in the master’s degree webpage, published in the Student Services site, which includes specific information on the master’s degree. 

Yes. The University offers different grants to UV students. The grants are awarded by the Office of Vice-Principal of Studies and also by the Office of the Vice-Principal Sustainability, Cooperation and Healthy Life (AUIP scholarships)

To register online, students must log in with their UV credentials.
Other information required includes telephone number, email address, date of birth, and bank or credit card details.

The UV is a public university so the price to take studies here is set yearly by the regional government. Each master’s degree webpage, published in the Student Services website, specifies the price per credit for that degree. The approximate price of a master’s degree can be calculated by multiplying the number of credits by the price per credit and adding 30€ for administrative fees. 

In case of foreign students, please check the following FAQ regarding Higher Price.

For non-resident students (except for students from member States of the European Union and those who can be under the community regime), the enrolment fees will be double the public price stablished for university academic services, but the corresponding price cannot exceed the whole cost of the academic service.

Master's Degrees with special interuniversity prices with Spanish universities and Master's Degrees with a special price that already doubles the cost of an ordinary Master's Degree.

You can check the Master's Degree fees for foreign students on the Master's Degree sheet, 'Summary', 'First enrolment credit fee for non-EU non-communicating students from abroad'.

Yes. However, UV students may enrol in a maximum of 72 ECTS credits per year and must enrol in a minimum of 24 ECTS credits in each of the two master’s degrees. During pre-enrolment, the candidate can only be admitted to one master’s degree. So as new students, they can only enrol in one master's degree.

Enrolment fees are payable in September or October, depending on the date of enrolment. The university allows payment in eight monthly instalments. Payment can also be made by credit card (in full or in instalments), so a Spanish bank account is not required. 

Pre-enrolment is a process that takes place before enrolment during which applications for a course are assessed and the places available are allocated. Therefore, the final step in the pre-enrolment process is to notify candidates if they have been admitted, included on the waiting list or excluded.

Enrolment is therefore a process that follows pre-registration. Only students admitted in the corresponding pre-registration phase who, in addition, have accredited the completion of the studies that give access to the Master's degree can enrol in the established period (see the exact dates at: https://ir.uv.es/ixsr0oz). Once the enrolment period and the waiting list appeals have been completed, if places are still available, students who have been admitted and who have pending studies (TFG/Final Year Project and a maximum of 9 ECTS credits) may enrol.

Yes, the Universitat de València enrollment regulations allow you to study a part-time Master’s Degree. In these cases, students only study between 24 and 36 ECTS per year