Enrolment

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You have been accepted into a Master’s degree pre-registration process. What is the next step?

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Pre-enrolment and Enrolment

Pre-registration Phase 1

Admission results publishing date: 15 May

1st step. Pre-enrolment
2nd step. Receipt payment (5 June)

Pre-enrolment Phase 2

Admission results publishing date: 10 July

Enrolment

From 13 July to 16 July 2026

Extraordinary phase

From 17 to 21 September 2026

Enrolment appointment

An appointment is necessary for both Phase 1 and Phase 2 for:

Master’s Degree in Legal Practice and Representation
Master's Degree in General Health Psychology
Master's Degree in Experimental Techniques in Chemistry
Master's Degree in Social Work in the Health Sphere

16 July 2025

Master's Degree in Secondary Education Teacher Training

15 and 16 July 2026

You can check your enrolment appointment here

It is only necessary in Ordinary Phase for the Master's Degree in Law Practice, the Master's Degree in General Health Psychology, the Master's Degree in Experimental Techniques in Chemistry and the Master's Degree in Secondary Education Teacher Training.
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Relevant information

How many credits can I enrol in?

For Master’s degrees, the enrolment process will be done following these conditions:

Full-time students a minimum of 36 credits
Part-time students a minimum of 24 credits

However, the dean or the director may also authorise students to enrol in a number of credits lower than that previously mentioned under properly justified exceptional circumstances.

More information

If you encounter any difficulties while enrolling, you can contact the secretary offices of the Faculty to which your Master’s degree is assigned. Check where it is assigned