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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.

It depends on when the admission was resolved. Successful candidates who submitted their pre-enrolment application in Ordinary Phase may enrol online second half of July. Successful candidates who submitted their pre-enrolment application in Extraordinary Phase may enrol online at the end of September. Check the exact dates at https://ir.uv.es/N2WeKga

Successful candidates must enrol online through the student’s portal (https://webges.uv.es/uvPortalUVWeb/), otherwise they will lose their place. For the enrolment the application number will be needed.

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 UV Office of the Vice-Rector for International Relations and Cooperation offers yearly the Luis Cardona grants, the Cooperation grants and other grants addressed to students from developing countries. Additionally, the UV Information and Promotion Service (SeDi) offers student grants. For further information, please check their websites or the following link.

To access the online enrolment portal, candidates must identify themselves by providing the following data:

• ID number or passport indicated in their pre-enrolment application
• Date of birth
• The number of their pre-enrolment application. This number is shown on the pre-enrolment application (in the upper-right corner of the PDF document that was generated and is identified with the code UV-EST_PM21-XXXXXX) and is also indicated to successful candidates in the personal

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. 

No, the costs of master’s degrees are established by law by the Valencian Government each year, regardless of the student’s nationality.

Only those students who access the master’s degree course through a university qualification issued outside the European Higher Education Area that has not been officially recognised will be charged a €155.22 fee, payable through the electronic pre-enrolment application form by bank card, for the process of verification of equivalence of the foreign qualification.

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. 

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