Conèixer

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The Universitat de València organises the “Conèixer la Universitat” programme with the aim of bringing the Universitat closer to high schools and showing future students its educational offer and services.

“Conèixer la Universitat” is an initiative of the Office of the Vice-Principal for Studies that is coordinated by the Information and Promotion Service (Sedi) and has the participation of the centres and services of the Universitat de València.

Degrees

Degree in Speech Therapy

The aim of the Degree in Speech Therapy is to provide students with the theoretical and practical training needed in order to solve different problems related to the voice, hearing, speech and language (both oral and written). To accomplish this goal, students acquire skills learning about diverse aspects of biology, medicine, psychology, linguistics, pedagogy, etc.
Degree in Speech Therapy

Profile

Although speech therapy has only recently become a regulated profession, this legal status has led to the gradual consolidation of defined action areas for speech therapists. Institutionalisation of the speech therapist's figure within the health system and social welfare services is thus a rising process. Moreover, speech therapists can work in private clinics, which can establish agreements with the health and education industries.
Degree in Speech Therapy

Useful information
- This degree qualifies graduates to practice as speech therapists.
- There are speech therapy colleges in different administrative Spanish regions, including Valencia. Other groups also demonstrate the dynamism and growing social importance of this profession.
- Speech therapists can only access work places within the educational system by holding supplementary qualification. Nevertheless, via different agreements and work modalities, they can carry out different tasks related to the world of teaching.
- Even though speech therapy is often associated with the preschool stage, it is a discipline covering all of the language-related problems people can suffer throughout their whole lives, such as those derived from neurodegenerative processes, accidents, psychiatric illnesses, etc.
- The University of Valencia owns a Speech Therapy Clinic where students are trained in the care of external patients.
Degree in Speech Therapy

Credit: 240
Courses: 4
Classes: face-to-face
Places: 80
Language: Spanish, Valencian
Prize: 18 €/Credit
Specific website:
www.uv.es/grado/logopedia
Cut-off marks
Over 25 years6,275
General9,734
Over 40 years5
Univ. graduates8,16
Over 45 years5
Elite sportspeople5
Func diversity ppl.5
Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy
Blasco Ibáñez CampusAv. Blasco Ibáñez, 2146010 Valencia (Valencia)
+34 963 864 681Geolocation
https://www.uv.es/uvweb/psychology/en/faculty-psychology-1285850129715.htmlfac.psicologia@uv.es
Degree in Speech Therapy

Weightings
Les ponderacions són els coeficients multiplicadors que s’utilitzen en el càlcul de la nota d’admissió a la titulació (NAT). S’estableixen segons la relació que existeix entre les assignatures examinades en les PAU i una titulació concreta.Poden ser 0, 0,1 o 0,2.
Les taules amb la ponderació que correspon a cada assignatura i grau són fixades per cada universitat.En aquest apartat del web podeu consultar les ponderacions vigents a la Universitat de València.

Degree in Psychology

This degree provides training in the scientific knowledge necessary to analyse, explain and intervene in human behaviour with the basic skills and abilities in the individual, group and social spheres, in order to promote and improve health and quality of life. This includes training in the following aspects: psychological processes; stages of evolutionary development; biological foundations; and psychosocial principles of human behaviour and psychopathology. It also prepares you in the different methods of research and data analysis, as well as in the main methods of psychological assessment, diagnosis and intervention in different fields.
Degree in Psychology
Profile

Graduates in Psychology apply the principles of psychology in individual, group and organisational settings. In addition, they have the necessary skills to identify and assess the needs and demands of the target groups and the relevant characteristics of people's behaviour, and can establish the goals of psychological action in different contexts, intervene and draw up the relevant psychological reports. They also promote health and quality of life in individuals, groups, communities and organisations in different areas (educational, clinical, work and organisations, and community) according to ethical obligations.

Itineraries
- Introduction to Clinical and Health Psychology
- Introduction to Educational Psychology
- Introduction to Social and Community Intervention Psychology
- Introduction to Psychology of Work, Organisations and Human Resources
Degree in Psychology

Useful information
- The Faculty of Psychology has agreements with numerous institutions and offers more than 450 places for external internships in real working environments.
- Psychology has a consolidated tradition (both in science and in the workplace), with a large number of professionals who work to improve health and well-being and who can bring their knowledge, experience and technical competence to respond to the demands and needs of society.
- There is the possibility of being part of an ARA (high academic achievement) group and receiving at least 50% of the teaching in English.
- The University of Valencia has its own Psychology Clinic.
Degree in Psychology

Credit: 240
Courses: 4
Classes: face-to-face
Places: 450
Language: English, Spanish, Valencian
Prize: 14,03 €/Credit
Specific website:
www.uv.es/grado/psicologia
Cut-off marks
Over 25 years6,138
General10,852
Over 40 years5
Univ. graduates8,452
Over 45 years5
Elite sportspeople5
Func diversity ppl.5
Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy
Blasco Ibáñez CampusAv. Blasco Ibáñez, 2146010 Valencia (Valencia)
+34 963 864 681Geolocation
https://www.uv.es/uvweb/psychology/en/faculty-psychology-1285850129715.htmlfac.psicologia@uv.es
Degree in Psychology

Weightings
Les ponderacions són els coeficients multiplicadors que s’utilitzen en el càlcul de la nota d’admissió a la titulació (NAT). S’estableixen segons la relació que existeix entre les assignatures examinades en les PAU i una titulació concreta.Poden ser 0, 0,1 o 0,2.
Les taules amb la ponderació que correspon a cada assignatura i grau són fixades per cada universitat.En aquest apartat del web podeu consultar les ponderacions vigents a la Universitat de València.

Masters

International Joint Master of Research in Work and Organizational Psychology

The international labour market is changing very rapidly, as are labour and organisational practices. The organisations need to understand these changes in order to be able to adjust to new developments. In order to meet organisational needs in the definition and creation of meaning and of different organisational practices, and to collaborate in the interventions that organisations carry out, professionals in occupational psychology and organisations need to develop research skills, both basic and applied. Because of that, the International Joint Master of Research in Work and Organisational Psychology should provide students with an in-depth knowledge of different types of relevant research in both academic and professional settings, and should familiarise them with the different modalities of such research (e.g. research on evaluation, research on innovation and development, research on organisational interventions, etc.) Different types of research have specific methodological requirements and require researchers to identify and engage with the context in which they operate. Thus, some of the specific competencies of researchers seeking to have a significant impact on their results in terms of innovation and development require transferring laboratory results to larger organisations, designing evidence-based interventions, valorising and commercialising research results, communicating and disseminating research results in various media and through diverse channels, and interacting with entrepreneurs and business people, among other socially relevant functions and tasks. The International Joint Master of Research in Work and Organisational Psychology which is proposed, with a full research orientation, aims to train professionals in occupational psychology and organisations according to the “scientific-innovative” model. As well as generating and producing research oriented to the scientific community, occupational psychologists and organisations must be able to engage in types of research that have an applied impact on society, organisations and their members.
International Joint Master of Research in Work and Organizational Psychology

Recommended admission profile
(Article 16 of Royal Decree 1393/2007, as amended by the Royal Decree 861/2010):

In order to access the official Master’s Degree, it is necessary to hold an official Spanish university degree or another one from a higher education institution of the European Higher Education Area which give access to Master’s Degree courses in the country that grants the degree.

Likewise, graduates from educational systems outside the European Higher Education Area may have access without having their degrees validated, after verification by the University that they accredit a level of training equivalent to the corresponding official Spanish university degrees. As well as they qualify in the country that grants the degree for access to postgraduate education. Access by this means does not imply, in any case, the homologation of the previous degree in possession of the interested party, nor its recognition for other purposes than that of studying the Master’s Degree.

Candidates must hold this qualification before the start date of the Master’s Degree.
- Graduates in Psychology or similar Degrees (depending of the country of the studies).
- University graduates with at least 70 ECTS credits in Psychology and 30 ECTS credits in Statics and Research Methods.
In both cases, it is recommended to have studied some curricular intensification, formative itinerary, specialty or mention related to Work Psychology, Organisations and Human Resources.

All information on the web www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/fpn/jointmaster
International Joint Master of Research in Work and Organizational Psychology

Admission criteria

The recruitment and admission of candidates will be carried out by the Admission Committee, consisting of representatives of the three universities. The 30 places will be assigned to candidates in order of their scores according to the aforementioned criteria. It will be established a waiting list of 10 students.

Candidates must have obtained a university degree in Psychology, or a similar degree that, in the opinion of the Admission Commission, meets similar levels (at least 70 ECTS credits in Psychology and 30 ECTS in Research Methods and Statistics), prior to the start date of the Master’s Degree.

In addition, candidates must certify and advanced knowledge of the English language, according to the C1 Level of the Common European Framework or Reference for Languages (CEFR). In particular, the following certifications at that level will be considered:

· International English Language Testing System (IELTS): with a minimum score of 6.5.

· TOEFL Paper-delivered Test: with a minimum score of 575.

· TOEFL iBT; with a minimum score of 90.

· TOEIC: 720 minimum score for listening and reading, 310 minimum score for speaking and writing.

· Cambridge: Advanced (CAE) Grade C (scale180-184), First Certificate in English (FCE) Grade A (scale 180-184), First Certificate in English (FCE) Grade B (scale 176-179)

· or similar certification

Exempted from this requirement are those who have completed a Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in English at a university in the European Economic Area, those who have obtained a high school diploma or degree in Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, Singapore, UK, USA or South Africa, or those who have obtained the International Baccalaureate Diploma or the European Baccalaureate Diploma in English.

Candidates who meet these two requirements will be chosen by the Admission Committee, on the basis of their curriculum vitae, letter of motivation, academic results, letters of recommendation, and evidence of their level of proficiency in the English language.

Two members of the Admission Committee will hold an interview with the candidate. On the basis of the information gathered at the interview, the admission tests, and all the information collected, the Admission Committee will assess the level of knowledge and skills, attitudes and motivation of the candidates, and will apply the following selection criteria:

-Academic record of the Degree in Psychology.

-Motivation and willingness to acquire knowledge in the field of Psychology of Work and Organisations, based on the Motivation Letter of the candidate.

-Motivation and capability to critically analyse the basis for research in the specific field of Psychology of Work and Organisations, based on the structured admission Interview.

-Required communication attitudes and skills for the future career in areas of importance, based on the structured admission Interview.

-motivation and ability to carry out scientific developments in Occupational and Organisational Psychology; based on the structured admission Interview.

-openness and willingness to learn in different international environments; based on the structured admission Interview.

-excellent performance in the English language; based on the linguistic certifications provided.

All information on the web www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/fpn/jointmaster
International Joint Master of Research in Work and Organizational Psychology

Credit: 120
Courses: 2
Classes: face-to-face
Places: 30
Language: English
Prize: 35,34 €/Credit
Universities: Universitat de València, Universiteit Maastricht and Universität Lüneburg
Specific website:
International Joint Master of Research in Work and Organizational Psychology (R-WOP-P)
Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy
Blasco Ibáñez CampusAv. Blasco Ibáñez, 2146010 Valencia (Valencia)
+34 963 864 681Geolocation
https://www.uv.es/uvweb/psychology/en/faculty-psychology-1285850129715.htmlfac.psicologia@uv.es

Master's Degree in Psychology of Work, Organisations and Human Resources (Erasmus Mundus)

This master's degree is run in collaboration with a consortium of 4 European universities and several non-European universities. It is supported by the Erasmus Mundus Programme (European Union) and has received the recognition of MOY (Mediterranean Youth Office) as an "Excellent" Master. The Master aims to train researchers and highly qualified professionals in the management and development of Human Resources, competent in the field of improving the quality of working life and the organization of jobs to make them more human and productive. These functions are essential in a society that pursues high competitiveness and sustainability through knowledge and human and social capital. In addition, the free movement of professionals and workers benefits from the management and development of high-quality human resources. For this reason, the training programme of this master's degree focuses on these strategic fields. It takes into account the following guidelines: 1) the European strategy in this respect (see "EU 20 Strategy", http://ec.europa.eu/eu2020); 2) the reference model and minimum standards of the European Curriculum in Psychology WOP-P, established by the European Network of Organisational and Work Psychologists (ENOP); 3) the main orientations developed by the EUROPSY model for the European Certificate in Psychology, supported by the European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations (EFPA), and for the European Advanced Certificate in Psychology WOP (EAWOP, European Association of Work and Organisational Psychology). In fact, the reports made by the EFPA and EAWOP (Working Group on the European Advanced Certificate in WOP Psychology) consider the WOP-P Master as an example of the specialised training that WOP psychologists should follow in Europe.
Master's Degree in Psychology of Work, Organisations and Human Resources (Erasmus Mundus)

Recommended admission profile

The call for the E+ Scholarships and for the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (2024-2026 ed) is open now.

More information available at: https://www.erasmuswop.org/

The partner institutions have a shared evaluation and selection protocol applicable to all candidates. Signed by the principals/presidents of the European partner institutions, the agreement establishes three obligatory entry conditions:

- A degree in Psychology;

- Full-time dedication

- B2 English level, as per the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.

Students must hold a valid visa or a residence permit if so required by national laws.
Master's Degree in Psychology of Work, Organisations and Human Resources (Erasmus Mundus)

Admission criteria

The call for the E+ Scholarships and for the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree (2024-2026 ed) is open now.

More information available at: https://www.erasmuswop.org/

The mandatory criteria are degree in Psychology, commitment to full-time work and level B2 in English. Additional merits are

a) knowledge and experience related to work, organisational and HR psychology

b) motivation

c) knowledge of psychology and methodology

d) knowledge of the national languages of the Consortium countries.

In summary, the prototypical profile of a "good candidate" would be a person with a good basic knowledge in the discipline, fluent in English, and committed to a training of excellence that is part of the philosophy of this Master.

A shared selection protocol has been developed, which the Master's Coordination Committee analyses every year to improve it. All members of the Consortium consistently use this protocol to evaluate candidates (fairness), which is directly related to the criteria that define a good candidate and whose information is accessible (transparency). Although the coordinating institution centralises the control of the process and some tasks (e.g. the reception of applications), all European institutions of the Consortium are involved in the evaluation of the applicants. The final selection decision is the responsibility of the Master's Coordination Committee (where all institutions are represented) and a unanimous decision is sought. A transparent and objective process of selection and admission of candidates is followed with five general phases:

a) "pre-selection": a check is made on the fulfilment of the obligatory requirements to access the Master

b) "decision of the final list of candidates": students who are not on this list are informed about the reason for exclusion

c) "selection of participants", using the protocol, in a meeting of the Coordination Committee of the Master

d) "communication": candidates are explained whether they are accepted or not in the Master

e) "confirmation" by the accepted participants.

This procedure allows for a transparent, effective, and objective application and selection process. There is no gender discrimination or discrimination against people with disabilities or special needs.
Master's Degree in Psychology of Work, Organisations and Human Resources (Erasmus Mundus)

Credit: 120
Courses: 2
Classes: face-to-face
Places: 20
Language: English
Prize: 58,34 €/Credit
Universities: Universitat de València, Universidad de Barcelona, Universidade de Coimbra, Alma Mater Studiorum - Universitâ di Bologna and several non-European universities
Specific website:
http://www.erasmuswop.org
Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy
Blasco Ibáñez CampusAv. Blasco Ibáñez, 2146010 Valencia (Valencia)
+34 963 864 681Geolocation
https://www.uv.es/uvweb/psychology/en/faculty-psychology-1285850129715.htmlfac.psicologia@uv.es

Master's Degree in General Health Psychology

This Master’s degree allows graduates in Psychology to work as professionals. The General Public Health Law 33/2011, of 4 October, regulates Psychology in the health field. Seventh additional provision. Regulation of Psychology in the health field. This law states, among other things: Graduates in Psychology will be considered as regulated and certified health professionals, under the name General Health Psychologist at graduate level, in the terms provided in Article 2 of Law 44/2003, of 21 November, on the Regulation of Health Professions, when carrying out self-employed activity or when employed by others in the health sector, provided that, besides the aforementioned university degree, they hold the Master’s degree in General Health Psychology. This is an application-oriented Master’s degree, intended for the development of professional activity. This Master’s provides students with advanced and specialised training in knowledge, attitudes and skills that allow them to work in the health psychology field. Moreover, it also intends to better the students’ critical and reflective capacities, resulting in an improvement of their professional practice and in the development and application of the knowledge included. The Master’s focuses on the promotion, prevention, evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation of all aspects related to the health and welfare of people. Students will also be provided with the scientific and professional bases of Health Psychology and in the basic skills specific to General Health Psychology.
Master's Degree in General Health Psychology

Recommended admission profile
As provided in section Three. Requirements and duration, of the Resolution of June 3, 2013, of the General Secretariat of Universities, which publishes the Agreement of the Council of Ministers of May 31, 2013, which establishes the conditions to which the curricula leading to the obtaining of the official Master’s Degree in General Health Psychology that enables the exercise of the titled and regulated health profession of General Health Psychologist must comply with. In order to access the Master’s Degree in General Health Psychology, it is necessary to be in possession of a Bachelor’s/Graduate Degree in Psychology together, where appropriate, with a supplementary training that guarantees that the interested party has obtained at least 90 ECTS credits of a specifically health nature. Graduates in Psychology who have passed curricula majoring in Health Psychology adapted to Order CNU/1309/2018, of December 5, which regulates the general conditions to which the curricula of the Degree in Psychology will conform, meet this access requirement by having a specialisation in Health Psychology in their official university degree. However, holders of Bachelor’s/Graduate Degrees in Psychology verified prior to the entry into force of the aforementioned Order CNU/1309/2018 have obtained at least 90 ECTS credits of a specifically health nature and, therefore, do not require additional training.

Admission with a foreign university degree
Following the implementation of Organic Law 2/2023 of 22 March, the seventh general provision of Law 33/2011 of 4 October General Law on Public Health, paragraph a) of Section 3 establishes that, “The official Spanish University Undergraduate Degree in Psychology, which does not, in itself entitle the degree holder to practice psychology within the Spanish health sector, is a necessary admission requirement for the Master’s programme in General Health Psychology. This requirement may also be met with an equivalent degree from an official foreign university that meets the requirements established in Order CNU/1309/2018 of 5 December, which regulates the general conditions with which the curricula of the Bachelor's degree in Psychology must comply, particularly with regard to the compulsory subjects related to Health Psychology

The above principle enables individuals from foreign education systems who hold an undergraduate degree in psychology from foreign education systems to apply to the Spanish university Master’s Degree Programme in General Health Psychology. However, these individuals must provide the proper accreditation in order to demonstrate that their prior studies meet the requirements established in Order CNU/1309/2018 of 5 December, in particular, the minimum requirement of 90 credits earned in compulsory modules related to Health Psychology.

Enforceable legislation:

Order CNU/1309/2018 of 5 December, which regulates the general conditions with which the curricula of the Bachelor's degree in Psychology must comply
Resolution of the Office of the General Secretary of Universities of 16 November 2023, publishing the Agreement of the Council of Universities, which establishes recommendations for the accreditation of compliance with the requirements set out in Order CNU/1309/2018 of 5 December, for access to the Master’s Programme in General Health Psychology with foreign university degrees in Psychology
Organic Law 2/2023 of 22 March of the University System

The application for the accreditation of the compliance of a foreign official degree in Psychology with the requirements established in Order CNU/1309/2018 must be completed through the following link:

Application link

The application period is open from 17 February to 15 April 2025 until 14:00.
The application process requires a fee of €155.22, to be paid by the applicant at the time of the accreditation request.

Required documentation for the application:
The applicant must provide, in a single compressed file, the following documents:
- Identification document certifying the nationality of the applicant issued by the competent authorities of the country of origin or provenance.
- Undergraduate Degree of Psychology to be accredited, or official certification of its pending issuance.
- Academic transcript of the studies undertaken by the applicant to obtain the degree, including, among other things, the official duration in academic years of the curriculum followed, the subjects studied, the workload of each module and, where applicable, the corresponding ECTS credits obtained.
- Application form for the evaluation of the request in relation to the requirements of Order CNU/1309/2018 of 5 of December, completed by the applicant.
- Course guides or programmes of the modules or subjects listed on the application form.
The official degree and transcripts must be legalised through diplomatic channels or, where applicable, by the apostille of The Hague Convention. This requirement does not apply to documents issued by authorities of the EU Member States or the signatories of the Agreement on the European Economic Area and Switzerland.

In the event that the required documents are issued in a language other than Spanish, the applicant must procure an official translation of these documents into Spanish that bear the translator’s official stamp.
The translation must be completed following the legalisation process of the documents, meaning that the official translation must also include any documents or texts accumulated in the signature legalisation procedure. In any event, providing an official translation does not exempt the applicant from providing the original document.

Application procedure
The procedure is adapted to the provisions set out in the Resolution of the 16 of November 2023 of the Office of the General Secretary of Universities.

Resolution
Once the procedure has been completed, the Universitat de València will issue a final decision in accordance with the proposal made by the Accreditation Committee of Psychology Studies (CAEP), which depends on the Conference of Deans of Psychology of Spanish Universities.
The decision can be:
- Favourable.
- Conditionally favourable, meaning bridging courses are required, which are specified in the corresponding decision document.
- Unfavourable.
A favourable decision allows the applicant to proceed with the application/admission process specific to the Spanish University Master’s Programme in General Health Psychology in any of the universities belonging to the Spanish university system.
A conditionally favourable decision allows the applicant to apply to study the remaining required credits in any of the universities belonging to the Spanish university system that offer the Undergraduate Degree in Psychology.
In order to complete the pre-registration procedure of the Universitat de València, applicants who have received a favourable decision must complete the corresponding pre-registration application by following the instructions laid out on the website.
Master's Degree in General Health Psychology

Training complements

Documentation will be required to guarantee that 90 ECTS credits of a specifically health-related field have been obtained, as specified in Section 4.2 of Annex I of Royal Decree 1393/2007 of 29th October.

Complementary training credits obtained in postgraduate training that meet the requirements established in Law 5/2011, of March 29, on Social Economy may be considered.

The complementary training course can be obtained by studying subjects of the Degree in Psychology by the UVEG that are linked with the areas of knowledge of Personality, Evaluation and Psychological Treatment and/or Psychobiology. Other subjects of this Degree with specific health content will also be considered. The subjects considered as complementary training course for this Master's Degree are specified in section 4.6 of the curriculum verification report.
Master's Degree in General Health Psychology

Admission criteria

Places will be allocated according to the sole criterion of priority of the average mark of the academic record of the Degree in Psychology.
Master's Degree in General Health Psychology

Credit: 90
Courses: 2
Classes: face-to-face
Places: 80
Language: Spanish
Prize: 18 €/Credit
Universities: University of Valencia
Professions: General Health Psychologist
Specific website:
www.uv.es/pgs
Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy
Blasco Ibáñez CampusAv. Blasco Ibáñez, 2146010 Valencia (Valencia)
+34 963 864 681Geolocation
https://www.uv.es/uvweb/psychology/en/faculty-psychology-1285850129715.htmlfac.psicologia@uv.es

Master's Degree in General Health Psychology (Ontinyent)

This Master’s degree allows graduates in Psychology to work as professionals. The General Public Health Law 33/2011, of 4 October, regulates Psychology in the health field. Seventh additional provision. Regulation of Psychology in the health field. This law states, among other things: Graduates in Psychology will be considered as regulated and certified health professionals, under the name General Health Psychologist at graduate level, in the terms provided in Article 2 of Law 44/2003, of 21 November, on the Regulation of Health Professions, when carrying out self-employed activity or when employed by others in the health sector, provided that, besides the aforementioned university degree, they hold the Master’s degree in General Health Psychology. This is an application-oriented Master’s degree, intended for the development of professional activity. This Master’s provides students with advanced and specialised training in knowledge, attitudes and skills that allow them to work in the health psychology field. Moreover, it also intends to better the students’ critical and reflective capacities, resulting in an improvement of their professional practice and in the development and application of the knowledge included. The Master’s focuses on the promotion, prevention, evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation of all aspects related to the health and welfare of people. Students will also be provided with the scientific and professional bases of Health Psychology and in the basic skills specific to General Health Psychology.
Master's Degree in General Health Psychology (Ontinyent)

Recommended admission profile

As provided in section Three. Requirements and duration, of the Resolution of June 3, 2013, of the General Secretariat of Universities, which publishes the Agreement of the Council of Ministers of May 31, 2013, which establishes the conditions to which the curricula leading to the obtaining of the official Master’s Degree in General Health Psychology that enables the exercise of the titled and regulated health profession of General Health Psychologist must comply with. In order to access the Master’s Degree in General Health Psychology, it is necessary to be in possession of a Bachelor’s/Graduate Degree in Psychology together, where appropriate, with a supplementary training that guarantees that the interested party has obtained at least 90 ECTS credits of a specifically health nature. Graduates in Psychology who have passed curricula majoring in Health Psychology adapted to Order CNU/1309/2018, of December 5, which regulates the general conditions to which the curricula of the Degree in Psychology will conform, meet this access requirement by having a specialisation in Health Psychology in their official university degree. However, holders of Bachelor’s/Graduate Degrees in Psychology verified prior to the entry into force of the aforementioned Order CNU/1309/2018 have obtained at least 90 ECTS credits of a specifically health nature and, therefore, do not require additional training.
Master's Degree in General Health Psychology (Ontinyent)

Training complements

Documentation will be required to guarantee that 90 ECTS credits of a specifically health-related field have been obtained, as specified in Section 4.2 of Annex I of Royal Decree 1393/2007 of 29th October.

Complementary training credits obtained in postgraduate training that meet the requirements established in Law 5/2011, of March 29, on Social Economy may be considered.

The complementary training course can be obtained by studying subjects of the Degree in Psychology by the UVEG that are linked with the areas of knowledge of Personality, Evaluation and Psychological Treatment and/or Psychobiology. Other subjects of this Degree with specific health content will also be considered. The subjects considered as complementary training course for this Master's Degree are specified in section 4.6 of the curriculum verification report.
Master's Degree in General Health Psychology (Ontinyent)

Admission criteria

Places will be allocated according to the sole criterion of priority of the average mark of the academic record of the Degree in Psychology.
Master's Degree in General Health Psychology (Ontinyent)

Credit: 90
Courses: 2
Classes: face-to-face
Places: 40
Language: Spanish
Prize: 18 €/Credit
Universities: University of Valencia
Professions: General Health Psychologist
Specific website:
www.uv.es/pgs
Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy
Blasco Ibáñez CampusAv. Blasco Ibáñez, 2146010 Valencia (Valencia)
+34 963 864 681Geolocation
https://www.uv.es/uvweb/psychology/en/faculty-psychology-1285850129715.htmlfac.psicologia@uv.es

International Master in Migration Studies

The Master’s pretends to train professional migration experts. The intervention in such a complex reality, needs interdisciplinary programmes integrated in a coherent teaching body and its transnational extension to multiple views of the intervention. It is expected to train a professional with an integral vision of the migratory processes in the world, either among countries or in internal mobilities, produced by the unequal development in the countries, and the social violence, or the discrimination by race, sex and religion. One professional with respect for the human rights and who responds to the demands coming from the institutions in charge of the elaboration and the establishment of the different migratory policies. Therefore, the raised specialised training is aimed at different professional profiles that need a broad and global view of the migratory processes in the world. It is, then, a Master’s of which contents form a flexible and versatile profile.
International Master in Migration Studies

Recommended admission profile

Civil servants of international organisations focused on: migratory flows, migratory politics, human rights, forced movements, demography and population studies, discrimination, racism, exclusion, ethnic groups and minorities, childhood and migration, refugee and political asylum and human trafficking. Technicians from local and state public administrations. Members of non-governmental organisations with support to migrant populations, displaced, refugees and human trafficking. Healthcare, education and social work professionals, lawyers and economists.
International Master in Migration Studies

Admission criteria

The international committee of the consortium shall study the pre-enrolment forms, on the basis of the following scales:
50% curriculum vitae (the students will be selected according to their academic record and secondly having coursed subjects relating to the content of the Master’s will be valued), 10% of cover letters, 30% interview by the international committee of the consortium and 10% of considerations according to the academic lines of the Master’s (interventions and professional practice in the migrations area will be taken into account).
International Master in Migration Studies

Credit: 120
Courses: 2
Classes: face-to-face
Places: 30
Language: Spanish
Prize: 35,34 €/Credit
Universities: Universitat de València (Spain), Université Catholique de Lille (France), Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers (France) and Università de Calabria (Italy).
Specific website:
http://www.uv.es/mim
Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy
Blasco Ibáñez CampusAv. Blasco Ibáñez, 2146010 Valencia (Valencia)
+34 963 864 681Geolocation
https://www.uv.es/uvweb/psychology/en/faculty-psychology-1285850129715.htmlfac.psicologia@uv.es

Master's Degree in Psychogerontology

This Master’s degree aims to train graduates with a level of excellence in the area of the psychology of ageing and the elderly. Graduates are expected to: Possess advanced knowledge in the various disciplines of this area and in the theoretical and practical problems that this interdisciplinary area is now facing. Know, differentiate and critically evaluate the different trends and traditions of psychogerontology. Acquire skills and research for the development of assessment tasks, psychological intervention and/or research with healthy elder people, or with elder people who suffer from cognitive impairment or other age-related pathologies in different family and institutional environments.
Master's Degree in Psychogerontology

Recommended admission profile

This Master’s degree is intended for people who hold an undergraduate degree or a licenciatura in Psychology, who are able to read scientific texts in English and who have the necessary motivation, attitudes and interpersonal skills to receive this type of training. It is also intended for people who already have some professional experience in any field of psychological intervention for the elderly.

Since the program is fundamentally aimed at the professional specialization of psychologists, the admission criterion is established as being in possession of a Bachelor's or Graduate degree in Psychology, or equivalent foreign qualification.
Master's Degree in Psychogerontology

Admission criteria

Since the program is fundamentally aimed at the professional specialization of psychologists, the admission criterion is established as being in possession of a Bachelor's or Graduate degree in Psychology, or equivalent foreign qualification.

In all the Universities and to guarantee the equality of conditions for all students, regardless of the university where they study, the admission criteria will be as follows: a) Adequacy of the degree alleged for admission. b) Average of the academic file in the title of degree.
Master's Degree in Psychogerontology

Credit: 60
Courses: 1
Classes: face-to-face
Places: 25
Language: Spanish and Valencian
Prize: 35,34 €/Credit
Universities: University of Valencia, University of Salamanca, University of Santiago de Compostela and University of Barcelona
Specific website:
https://www.uv.es/master-psicogerontologia
Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy
Blasco Ibáñez CampusAv. Blasco Ibáñez, 2146010 Valencia (Valencia)
+34 963 864 681Geolocation
https://www.uv.es/uvweb/psychology/en/faculty-psychology-1285850129715.htmlfac.psicologia@uv.es

Master's Degree in Psychological Intervention in the Social Environment

This Master’s provides advanced training, both academic and professional, in psychosocial interventions for children and family, youth, woman, social minorities, elderly and disability. The specialisation in psychosocial interventions exists in major national universities and internationally recognised. Likewise, is one of the main lines of research in national plans of R&I in Spain. On the other hand, this programme responds to a growing demand of the job sector, which either from Public Administrations, associatons, NGOs, private companies, or from the various programmes, services, centres , where psychologists are currently working, demand specialists trained in knowledge or specific methodologies, capable of handling the different collectives with psychosocial specific needs.
Master's Degree in Psychological Intervention in the Social Environment

Recommended admission profile

The licenciados and graduates in Psychology could access to the Master's Degree in Psychological Intervention in the Social Environment, without needing additional education.
Master's Degree in Psychological Intervention in the Social Environment

Admission criteria

The criteria to be applied in the selection of future students will be the following:

-Academic record and CV.

-To possess basic knowledge of the specific areas of this Master’s. For this reason, among the graduates will be considered those who have took the elective courses of the pathway “Introduction to Social and Community Intervention Psychology” and the licenciados (former Spanish undergraduate degree) who have took the elective courses related with these contents.

-Work experience related with the subject matters of the Master’s.

-Correlation/collaboration in research lines of the Master’s.

5 places of the Master’s will be reserved for students who wish to study on a part-time basis.
Master's Degree in Psychological Intervention in the Social Environment

Credit: 120
Courses: 2
Classes: face-to-face
Places: 30
Language: Spanish
Prize: 35,34 €/Credit
Universities: University of Valencia
Specific website:
www.uv.es/masteripsico
Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy
Blasco Ibáñez CampusAv. Blasco Ibáñez, 2146010 Valencia (Valencia)
+34 963 864 681Geolocation
https://www.uv.es/uvweb/psychology/en/faculty-psychology-1285850129715.htmlfac.psicologia@uv.es

Master's Degree in Drug Dependence: Research, Treatment and Drug Pathologies

Drug addiction is the main public health problem in developed countries. Drug abuse affects the entire population, and illegal drugs are more prevalent among the younger population, which can cause disability and great morbidity for the suffering of many different diseases, including neuropsychiatric ones, of which we are still far from knowing what influences their cause and development. Addiction is a chronic, relapsing disease, characterised by loss of control over the use of a substance by the patient. This substance (or behaviour) occupies then a prominent place in the person’s life, affecting not only the normal balance of their vital functions, but the homeostatic role of their behaviors and their environment, through the problems generated by the behaviours that this drug imposes on the person. The health and social demand in drug addiction is faced by multiple professionals (psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, nurses, etc.) from more generic specialties. However, the complexity of managing drug addicts requires a specialisation with strong multidisciplinary character. For psychology, professional development in the field of drug addiction may encourage future specialisation with various professionals, particularly of health sciences, which will improve the clinic projection and therefore the professional demands of the profession.
Master's Degree in Drug Dependence: Research, Treatment and Drug Pathologies

Recommended admission profile

This Master's degree is intended for holders of a licenciatura or undergraduate degree in Psychology, Medicine, Pharmacy, Social Work or Education.
Master's Degree in Drug Dependence: Research, Treatment and Drug Pathologies

Admission criteria

Holders of a licenciatura or undergraduate degree in Psychology, Medicine, Pharmacy, Social Work and Education will be admitted to the Master’s Degree in Drug Dependence: Research, Treatment and Drug Pathologies.
The following selection criteria will be taken into account:
- The average mark of the academic record, to a 60%.
- Work experience related to the topics of the Master’s degree, of a minimal duration of six months, to a 20%.
- Taking free-elective subjects related to the Master's Degree, to a 20%.

If the demand exceeds the places available, the criteria will be weighed as follows:
1. Average mark of the academic record (A: 5 points, B: 4 points, C: 3 points).
2. Mark obtained in the optional subjects related to the contents of the Master's (A: 1 point, B: 0.5 points, C: 0.2 points).
3. Work experience related to the topic of the Master's degree: 1 point for each year.
4. Participation in collaboration grants: 1 point for each grant and year.
5. English qualification: B1 3 points.
Master's Degree in Drug Dependence: Research, Treatment and Drug Pathologies

Credit: 120
Courses: 2
Classes: face-to-face
Places: 20
Language: Spanish
Prize: 35,34 €/Credit
Universities: University of Valencia
Specific website:
www.uv.es/mastdrog
Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy
Blasco Ibáñez CampusAv. Blasco Ibáñez, 2146010 Valencia (Valencia)
+34 963 864 681Geolocation
https://www.uv.es/uvweb/psychology/en/faculty-psychology-1285850129715.htmlfac.psicologia@uv.es

Master's Degree in Social and Health Care in Dependency

The progressive increase in life expectancy and an ageing population have led to an increasing number of dependent elderly people. Dependency is linked to disability since it implies the loss of a person’s abilities to perform everyday activities, regardless of the cause of the loss, which results in a situation of dependency. Reducing dependent care, especially elderly care, would constitute a limited vision of the problem. Age increases the amount of people at risk of developing a disability and therefore of becoming dependent, but there are other risk factors that can lead to a status of disability and dependence throughout the life of the person. The needs that arise from dependency are met through Health and Social Care, which we define as "the integrated set of social and health services, public and private, which are aimed at the rehabilitation and care of people who are in different situations of disability that prevent them from engaging in everyday personal and/or instrumental activities. " This population is expected to increase in the immediate future. The number of professionals working in the care of dependent people is very large. The training of these professionals is far from being the most appropriate, both because of its multidisciplinary approach (that is absent from conventional academic training) and the novelty of the phenomenon, emergence of new technologies, new methods and techniques of intervention, new knowledge on development and aging, etc.
Master's Degree in Social and Health Care in Dependency

Recommended admission profile

The recommended applicant profiles are:

• Holder of a licenciatura in Medicine and Surgery
• Holder of a licenciatura in in Psychology
• Holder of a licenciatura in Philosophy and Educational Sciences
• Holder of a diplomatura in Nursing
• Holder of a diplomatura in Social Work
• Holder of a diplomatura in Social Education

Students who hold a new EHEA undergraduate degree similar to the above qualifications can also apply for admission.
In any case, students must have basic knowledge of Social and/or Health Sciences.

Students should also want to deepen their knowledge and skills required to specialise in the areas described, both for professional and research profiles. They should also be interested in social and health care in dependent people.
Master's Degree in Social and Health Care in Dependency

Admission criteria

As general criteria, the following aspects will be assessed in the selection process:

- Degree (considering its affinity with the contents of the Master’s degree).
- Average mark on the academic record in the Licenciatura/Undergraduate degree
- Curriculum vitae (academic and professional experience, courses attended, research merits –participation in research projects, scientific publications, academic or research stays at foreign institutions, research experience, scholarships, grants or awards received,– and professional experience related to the content of the Master’s: social and health care in dependency.)
- The Academic Coordinating Committee can request a letter of motivation and a covering letter and a selection interview to assess the motivations, attitudes and interpersonal skills of applicants.
Master's Degree in Social and Health Care in Dependency

Credit: 60
Courses: 1
Classes: face-to-face
Places: 25
Language: Spanish and Valencian
Prize: 35,34 €/Credit
Universities: University of Valencia
Specific website:
https://www.uv.es/muatensociodep
Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy
Blasco Ibáñez CampusAv. Blasco Ibáñez, 2146010 Valencia (Valencia)
+34 963 864 681Geolocation
https://www.uv.es/uvweb/psychology/en/faculty-psychology-1285850129715.htmlfac.psicologia@uv.es

Master's Degree in Speech Therapy Intervention Specialization

Social demands in Speech Therapy are not only reflected in the increase in jobs, but also through other indicators, such as the waiting lists for hospital services in Speech Therapy, which prove that they are insufficient, both in reference to their geographical distribution and the high rate of patients that cannot be treated; the demands in the field of education on the need for a greater presence of support staff, including speech therapists; and the demands of new services by other groups. In addition, the aging of the population implies an increasing demand for speech therapy professionals to work in the field of degenerative diseases, in nursing homes and in other institutions to rehabilitate the language of the elderly. Speech therapy professionals are also being incorporated into other professional fields as a result of social demand: from professional voice users (singers, journalists, teachers) to rehabilitation services as a result of accidents, beyond traditional areas such as developmental disorders or language learning in childhood. Finally, many groups with very different special needs are demanding speech therapy services: people with Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, autism spectrum disorders, multiple sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, etc.
Master's Degree in Speech Therapy Intervention Specialization

Recommended admission profile

The following priority levels are established for admission:

Priority level 1: Degree and/or certificate in speech therapy.

Priority level 2: Degrees related to education that include specialised subjects in care for people with needs derived from communication, language and/or speech difficulties; only in the event that the offer is greater than the existing demand for applications at priority level 1.

Priority level 3: Degrees in psychology, medicine, physiotherapy or psychopedagogy that accredit previous training in communication, language and/or speech disorders; only in the event that the offer is greater than the existing demand for applications at priority levels 1 and 2.

On the other hand, in order to be admitted to this Master's Degree, in addition to holding a university degree that allows access to the Master’s, students from non-Spanish speaking countries or from foreign education systems where the language of instruction is not Spanish, must certify a B2 level of Spanish, as defined in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Master's Degree in Speech Therapy Intervention Specialization

Admission criteria

Applications will be listed according to the priority of the degree of access and, within each level of priority, according to the academic record of the entrance degree stated in the application.
Master's Degree in Speech Therapy Intervention Specialization

Credit: 60
Courses: 1
Classes: face-to-face
Places: 25
Language: Spanish and Valencian
Prize: 35,34 €/Credit
Universities: University of Valencia
Specific website:
www.uv.es/master-logopedia
Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy
Blasco Ibáñez CampusAv. Blasco Ibáñez, 2146010 Valencia (Valencia)
+34 963 864 681Geolocation
https://www.uv.es/uvweb/psychology/en/faculty-psychology-1285850129715.htmlfac.psicologia@uv.es

Frequent questions

UV Degrees admission

Which are the university entry requirements if you have studied the Bachillerato (upper secondary school education) in the Spanish education system?

If you have the Spanish Bachillerato certificate, you must pass the PAU or EBAU (university entrance examinations).

What is the structure of the PAU or EBAU?

The PAU or EBAU exams have two phases: one compulsory (with indefinite validity) and one voluntary (valid for two consecutive academic years following the exams).

What subjects are examined in the compulsory phase?

The compulsory phase includes five exams: Spanish language, Valencian language, first foreign language (German, English, French or Italian), History of Spain and a general core subject of modality of the second year of Bachillerato (Fundamentals of Art II, Latin II, Mathematics applied to Social Sciences II or Mathematics II). The foreign language must have been studied in Bachillerato, as well as the rest of the subjects of this phase. The mark for this compulsory phase is the average of those 5 subjects and must be equal to or higher than 4 points.

What subjects are examined in the voluntary phase?

The voluntary phase includes a maximum of 4 exams. Students can choose between the following subjects in the second year of Bachillerato: general core subjects of modality or option, studied or not (except the general core subject of modality examined in the compulsory phase of the same exam session); a second foreign language, studied or not, between German, English, French or Italian (except the foreign language examined in the compulsory phase). The subject will be considered passed, and therefore may be considered for weightning, as long as its grade is equal to or higher than 5 points.

Quines assignatures ponderen de la PAU 2025 i, per tant, serveixen per a la preinscripció 2025-2026?

Totes les assignatures de la PAU 2025 serveixen per a les ponderacions en la preinscripció de 2025 (admissió al curs 2025-2026): les 25 assignatures de modalitat de batxillerat, els 4 idiomes estrangers, Valencià: Llengua i Literatura II, Llengua Castellana i Literatura II, Història d’Espanya i Història de la Filosofia. Les ponderacions s’aplicaran independentment que les qualificacions s’hagen obtingut en una o altra fase de la PAU.

What is the university entrance mark?

The university entrance mark (NAU) is calculated by taking the cumulative average mark of Bachillerato (60%) and the calculated average of the marks of the five compulsory phase PAU exams (40%), provided that it is equal to or higher than four points.

University entrance mark (NAU) = cumulative average mark of Bachillerato (60%) + average mark of the PAU compulsory phase (40%).

What is the university admission mark (NAT)?

The university admission mark (NAT) is obtained by increasing the university entrance mark (NAU) with the marks obtained in the subjects of the PAU voluntary phase, after multiplying them by the corresponding weighting coefficients.

How is the NAT calculated?

University admission mark (NAT) = NAU + [weighting x M1 PAU voluntary phase] + [weighting x M2 PAU voluntary phase]

In order to calculate the NAT (university admission mark for an specific degree), weightings (0.1 and 0.2), which are multiplier coefficients set by the universities, are used. They can be consulted on the website of the Universitat de València and on the website of the Department of Education, Universities and Employment.

M1 and M2 correspond to the two grades for the specific subjects of modality and languages of the voluntary phase or for the core subject of modality and language of the compulsory phase which, considering weightings, provide the student with the best university entrance mark. This can add up to 4 more points the admission mark for the university degrees.

Is the NAT different for each university degree?

The admission mark for university degrees may be different depending on which degree you have applied for in the pre-enrolment, since in each case the grades of the subjects examined in the voluntary phase may be weighted differently (0.1 and 0.2).

What are weightings?

Weightings are multiplier coefficients used to calculate the university admission marks (NAT). These coefficients are related to the relationship of each subject to each degree programme. Weightings can be: 0, 0.1 or 0.2. The subject weighting charts are set by each university for each of its degree programmes.

Where can I consult the weightings of the subjects?

They can be consulted on the website of the Universitat de València and on the website of the Department of Education, Universities and Employment. It is advisable to consult them for each academic year, as they may vary from year to year. It should also be taken into account that they may not coincide in all universities.

Can two marks for the same subject from different PAU exams be used in the weightings?

If a student takes the same subject in different calls, the pre-enrolment computer assistant will take the marks that give a better admission mark, but will be careful not to choose the same subject examined in different calls. It will select different subjects.

Is it possible to increase the NAU with marks from the July PAU exam, having passed the ordinary exam to access the University?

The NAU obtained in June cannot be improved by taking the extraordinary exam in the same year. These marks of the extraordinary phase, if they are better than the marks of the ordinary phase, will only be valid for the following year, but not for the year in which the tests are held.

Preference for allocating university places is given to students who have passed the entrance exam in previous years and who pass the ordinary PAU exam in June, as opposed to those who pass the PAU in the extraordinary exam in July.

When will the PAU/EBAU calls for university entrance in the Valencian Community be held in the 24/25 academic year?

The dates of the PAU/EBAU exams for access in the academic year 2024-25 will be 4, 5 and 6 June 2024 for the ordinary call and 2, 3 and 4 July 2024 for the extraordinary call.

Where should I go if I want to retake the PAU exams?

It is necessary to go to the centre where you studied Bachillerato. If the centre is in another autonomous community, the registration and enrolment in the PAU must be done from the Students Service of the Universitat de València (av. Blasco Ibáñez, 13. 46010 Valencia).

Do the PAU marks expire?

The grades of the compulsory phase do not expire. The grades of the voluntary phase will be valid for two consecutive academic years following the exams. The general core subject of modality and the foreign language examined in the compulsory phase do not expire for the calculation of the NAU, but for the calculation of the NAT they are only valid for the two consecutive academic years following the exams.

Once I have taken the PAU exams in the ordinary June call, can I also take the extraordinary exams in July?

Yes, you can repeat the PAU in July, either in its entirety or in any of the two phases (if it is compulsory, it must be the complete phase with the 5 subjects). In any case, it should be taken into account that, in the pre-enrolment process, priority is given to the June call over the July call, so the marks obtained in the July PAU will not be used for access to that year but for the following year.

How to print the PAU grades?

The PAU mark sheet can be printed out from https://appweb.edu.gva.es/paseu/login.sec

Are there degrees that have specific entrance exams?

Not at the Universitat de València.

Can the PAU grades be used to access degrees at universities in other autonomous communities?

Yes. However, it should be borne in mind that weightings, and consequently the admission mark to the degree, may vary according to the university chosen.

In addition, it will be necessary to consult the pre-enrolment dates as they may vary.

Is it possible to access directly from an advanced vocational training (CFGS)?

People with an advanced vocational training certificate as a vocational training technician, plastic arts and design technician or advanced sports technician, or equivalent, can apply for direct access to the university with the cumulative average mark (between 5 and 10 points). You must apply for a place through pre-enrolment.

How can I increase my entrance mark if I want to access university with a CFGs?

Since the cut-off marks are based on 14 points, it is possible to increase the admission mark by taking the PAU (specific competency test) or the EBAU (university access evaluation) exams during the voluntary phase.

Students in higher level training cycles who enrol in the voluntary phase of the PAU exams can do so in the educational centre where they are currently studying, unless its not a public centre and only offers training cycle studies. In the case that the student has studied vocational training in a non-public centre that does not have second-year baccalaureate studies, enrolment in the voluntary phase of the PAU exam must be processed in the public centre on which the centre where the studies were carried out depends.

If I have studied an advanced vocational training, can I access any university degree?

Yes. There is no link between the CFGS studies taken and the branches of knowledge to which the degrees are attached; in other words, you can access any degree regardless of the CFGS taken.

Are credits recognised having studied a CFGS?

Credits taken in other official non-university higher education courses within the advanced vocational training, both national and international, may be recognised.

How many ECTS credits are recognised if I have studied a CFGS?

At least 30 credits are recognised in the degrees included in the collaboration agreement between the Generalitat and the five Valencian public universities. For other degrees not included in this agreements, credits may also be recognised upon request of the interested party.

If I finished Bachillerato in 2023 and I took the PAU but now I want to access university from a CFGS, can I only take the exam of Spanish language (compulsory phase) to improve my grade in that subject or do I need to retake the exams of the five compulsory subjects?

Yes. Students who want to access from a CFGS can be examined in the voluntary phase of a maximum of three subjects or up to four if one of them is a foreign language. Among them we can find the subject of Spanish language or any of the 33 examinable subjects of the PAU 2025, since all of them are taken into account for the weightings.

Following the regulations, for the pre-enrolment of 2025, the grades of PAU 2025, 2024 and 2023 will be accepted for the weightings. Therefore, if you did the PAU in 2023, the grades of the subjects that you passed can be used for the weightings, regardless of their phase, and thus increase the university admission mark (NAT). You can sum them up to your NAU access mark obtained in 2023 or to the average grade (NMC) of the CFGS that you took afterwards.

The marks of the PAU of 2022 and previous years are no longer valid for weightings.

Which is the procedure for a student to have adaptation measures in the PAU?

The student has to submit an application form for access adaptation in the PAU (form model available in the web of the Conselleria d’Educació, Cultura, Universitats i Ocupació) in the period stablished. According to existing regulation, to have adaptations in the PAU, these must have been already applied during the studies of the previous educational stage, except when unexpected circumstances so require, in which case it must be duly justified and demonstrated.

Students over 25

Who can take the entrance exam for people over 25?

People who do not qualify for university access may participate in these tests.

I'm 24 years old and I'll be 25 this October, can I apply?

Yes, the requirement is to be 25 years old or to have reached the age of 25 during the year in which the tests are performed.

I have a Higher Level Training Cycle and/or I am a university graduate, but I do not have enough grades to access the degree I want to study, can I apply?

No, since you have access to the University by other degrees.

How can I enrol for the over-25 examination at the Universitat de València?

You can enrol, within the established period, through the Student Service website. + Info

I am a foreign student, can I be exempted from taking the Valencian language exam?

No. No student is exempt from doing any of the exercises, except those that certify the recognition of a disability equal or superior to 33% linked to hearing problems, which will be exempt from doing the exercise of Valencian and Foreign Language.

What mark do I need to pass the test?

The minimum mark shall be 5, provided that both the compulsory and voluntary stages are marked with a mark of 4 or more.

Can I file a complaint about the test results?

Yes, by means of a reasoned letter addressed to the Principal within 5 working days from the day of publication of the results.

If I don't agree with the outcome of the claim, can I file another claim?

No. The resolution of the claim puts an end to the administrative process, you can file a contentious-administrative appeal with the High Court of Justice of the Valencian Community.

If I fail the May call, can I apply for another one in the same year?

No. There' s only one call.

If I fail the test but have passed either the compulsory or the voluntary phase, will you save my mark for the next call?

No. If you fail the test, no note is kept. You'll have to go through both phases again.

Once the test has been passed, where can I request documentation of having passed the test?

If you took the test before 1995, you will have to address the Centre where you took the test.

If you took the test after 1995, you will have to address the University's Student Service.

Can I apply in the following years to improve my mark?

Yes, the student may apply in successive convocations in order to improve the mark.

If I apply to improve my mark, what mark will be taken into account?

The mark obtained in the new call will be taken into account, provided that it is higher than the mark obtained in the previous call.

Once I have passed the test, can I enrol directly in the University?

No. You will have to pre-enrol (apply for a place) within the period established for this purpose.

If I take an exam in one branch of knowledge, can I access studies in another branch of knowledge?

You have preference for access to undergraduate studies in the chosen branch of knowledge, but if, once all the places in an option have been assigned, there are still vacancies, candidates who have taken the examinations in other branches of knowledge will be able to access them by mark.

I want to change branches of knowledge, do I have to take the whole test again?

Yes, and if you pass it you will be able to use both grades according to the degree studies you aspire to.

If I have taken the test in another Autonomous Community or at the UNED, can I apply for a place at a university in the Valencian Community?

Yes, but you will have to take into account that in the order of pre-enrolment those students who have taken the test in a public university of the Valencian Community have preference.

Does the entrance exam for over-25s expire?

No, unless you took it between 1995 and 2000, which according to the regulations in force at that time, the test was only valid for the course in which it was taken and the following two courses.

If I took the test before 1995 and I want to enrol at the university, where do I have to go?

You will have to go directly to the centre where you passed the test, bearing in mind that you can only enrol in the degree for which you took the test.

If I took the test after 2000 and I want to enrol at the University, what do I have to do?

You will have to make the pre-enrolment, taking into account that if you made it in previous calls to 2005, you will only be able to access the degree for which you made the test. From 2005 onwards, you will be able to access the degrees assigned to the area for which you passed the test.

When will the test be carried out for people over-25s?

The tests for those over 25 years old will be held on Saturdays April 24 and May 8, 2021. More information: https://links.uv.es/u6gXCSp

Students over 40

Who can take the over-40 entrance exam?

Candidates with work or professional experience in relation to a university education, and who do not have any academic qualifications that entitle them to enter the UV may participate in these tests.

I'm 39 years old and I'll be 40 in October of this year, can I apply?

Yes, the requirement is to be 40 years old or to have reached the age of 40 during the year in which the tests are carried out.

I have a Higher Level Training Cycle and/or I have a university degree but I don't have enough marks to access the degree I want to study, can I apply?

No, because you have access to other degrees at the University.

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Do I have to meet any other requirements?

Yes, you will need to have the Certificate of Secondary Education or equivalent.

Can I take the test for one degree and then enrol in a different one?

No. Only the degree for which you have enrolled will correspond to you for admission purposes.

If I fail the May call, can I apply again in the same year?

No. The call is one time only.

Can I take the over-40 test and the over-45 test for the same degree in the same year?

Yes.

How are the tests assessed?

Work and professional experience: Up to 5 points
Training: Up to 3 points
Valencian Language Knowledge: Up to 1 point
Knowledge of community languages: Up to 1 point
Personal interview phase. If a minimum score of 5 is obtained in the assessment phase, candidates will be called for an interview to assess their maturity and suitability.

What will my final score be?

It will be the sum of all the items in the assessment phase, and will allow the ordering of the applications in the process of pre-enrolment to the degree, provided that the result of the interview has been the one of aptitude.

Once the test has been passed, where can I request proof of having passed it?

You will have to request it at the University's Student Service.

Once I have passed the test, can I enrol directly at the University?

No. You will have to pre-enrol (apply for a place) within the period established for this purpose.

Does the entrance exam for people over 40 expire?

No.

Students over 45

Who can take the over-45 entrance exam?

People who do not meet the necessary conditions for access to the University may participate.

I'm 44 years old and I'll be 45 in October this year, can I apply?

Yes, the requirement is to be 45 years old or to have reached the age of 45 during the year in which the tests are carried out.

I have a Higher Level Training Cycle and/or I have a university degree, but I don't have enough marks to access the degree I want to study, can I apply?

No, because you have access to other degrees at the University.

I am a foreign student, can I be exempted from taking the Valencian language exam?

No, no student can be exempted from carrying out any of the exercises, except those candidates who can prove that they have a recognised disability equal to or greater than 33% linked to hearing problems, who will be exempted from carrying out the Valencian Language exercise.

Can I apply to more than one university in the same academic year?

No, no candidate may apply to more than one university in the same course.

If I am 45 years old, can I take the over-25 test?

Yes.

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Can I take the over-45 test and the over-40 test for the same degree in the same year?

Yes.

How many subjects do I have to take?

The exam will consist of 3 exercises:

Text commentary on a current topic
Spanish Language
Valencian Language

What grade do I need to pass the test?

The arithmetic average of the 3 exercises must have a value equal to or greater than 5. In order to calculate the average you must have a score equal to or greater than 4 in each of the exercises.

If I get a grade of 5 or higher on the written test, can I enrol in the University?

No, in addition to the written test, you will have to obtain the qualification of "Apt" at the interview stage.

Once I have passed the test, where can I request proof that I have passed it?

You will have to request it at the University's Student Service.

If I fail the May call, can I apply again in the same year?

No. The call is only one.

Can I file a claim for the test results?

Yes, by means of a reasoned letter addressed to the Principal within 5 working days from the day of the publication of the results.

If I don't agree with the outcome of the claim, can I file another claim?

No. The resolution of the claim puts an end to the administrative process, you can file a contentious-administrative appeal with the High Court of Justice of the Valencian Community.

Once I have passed the test, can I enrol directly at the University?

No. You will have to pre-enrol (apply for a place) within the period established for this purpose.

Can I apply in subsequent years to improve my mark?

Yes, you will be able to apply in successive calls in order to improve your qualification or change your degree or university.

I want to switch degrees, do I have to take the whole test again?

Yes, and if you pass it you will be able to use both grades according to the degree studies you aspire to.

Can I take the test for one degree and then enrol in a different one?

No. For admission purposes, you will only be entitled to the degree for which you have enrolled.

Does the over-45 test have an expiration date?

No.

When will the over-45 test take place?

The tests for those over 45 years old will be held on Saturdays April 24 and May 8, 2021. More information: https://links.uv.es/u6gXCSp

Pre-enrolment

What is pre-enrolment?

It is the admission procedure that serves to order, by access mark, those students who apply for a place in a degree. Pre-enrolment is essential in order to obtain a place at a public university.

What is the Valencian university district?

The Valencian university district is composed of the places offered by the degree programmes of the five Valencian public universities: Universitat de València, Universitat Politècnica de València, Universitat Jaume I de Castelló, Universitat d'Alacant and Universitat Miguel Hernández d'Elx.

For the purposes of entrance and admission procedures, the public universities of each autonomous community are constituted as a single university district, which means that students must make a single pre-enrolment application in which they must determine, in order of preference, the studies they wish to begin from among all those offered by the universities of the autonomous community.

How do I know I've been granted a place at the university?

Admitted students will receive, at the e-mail address they have indicated in the pre-enrolment application, a message including the student's enrolment period and instructions.

Can the PAU of the Valencian Community be used to access university degrees in the rest of the autonomous communities?

Regardless of the autonomous community where you have taken the university entrance exams (PAU, EBAU, EVAU) you can apply for a place in any degree programme at any Spanish public university. The total number of places offered by public universities of the State as a whole make up what is known as an open university district.

It should be borne in mind that each autonomous community organises and manages its own pre-enrolment, i.e. it allocates places at its public universities. Therefore, if you want to apply for a place in a degree programme at a university belonging to another autonomous community, you must pre-enrol in that autonomous community and be aware of how it works and its deadlines. Several pre-enrolments can be made at the same time.

Who can pre-enrol?

In order to pre-enrol for a bachelor's degree at Valencian public universities, it is necessary to fulfil one of these academic circumstances (requirements or entrance procedures):

Bachillerato with passed PAU.
Advanced vocational training technician certificates, advanced plastic arts and design technician, advanced sports technician, or equivalent.
Access for students over 25, 40 or 45 years old.
University degree.
Qualifications from EU upper secondary schools and from other countries with an agreement, with access credentials issued by the UNED (UNEDassis).
Qualifications from non-EU studies recognised to the Spanish Bachillerato with access credentials issued by the UNED (UNEDassis).

How many pre-enrolment calls are there?

In order to regulate access to university each academic year, for all the aforementioned entrance procedures, there is a single call for pre-enrolment each year.

When does the pre-enrolment period start?

The deadline for pre-registration always begins on a date after the resolution of the PAU, normally at the beginning of the second half of June.

Where and how do I pre-enrol?

Pre-enrolment in the Valencian Community is done telematically, using the online assistant on the website of the Departament of Universities. The pre-registration application can be accessed from: https://tramitadoredu.gva.es/jwt/#/home

Only one pre-enrolment is required to apply for a place in the Valencian university district (of the five Valencian public universities).

If you wish to apply for a place outside the Valencian university district, you must pre-enrol in the corresponding autonomous community. It should be noted that the deadline may not coincide.

What is the priority for the allocation of places?

Candidates who have passed the PAU in previous years (in ordinary or extraordinary calls) and those who pass them in the ordinary exams of the current year have preference over those who pass the PAU in the extraordinary exams of de current year.

If I have taken the PAU in July, when do I have to pre-enrol in the Valencian university district?

In the same period as for the June call, even if they do not have the grades. If you have taken the PAU at one of the Valencian universities, the computer programme incorporates the marks before the process of grading and allocation of places. If they have been taken at a university outside the Valencian district, documentation with the grades must be provided.

What happens if more than one pre-enrolment application is submitted in the Valencian university system?

In case of submitting more than one pre-registration application, only the last one submitted will be valid..

Up to how many degrees can I apply for in the pre-enrolment procedure?

The online pre-enrolment assistant allows you to apply, in order of preference, for a maximum of 20 degree programmes.

Do I have to submit any paper documents in addition to the online procedure?

Pre-registration is fully online. No paper validation is required.

What documentation is required to be attached online when a Bachillerato student pre-enrols?

If you have taken the PAU in the Valencian Community in 2012 and following calls and/or you have the exemption of the PAU of 2017 (with the accreditation of exemption because it was requested during the academic year 2016-2017), it is not necessary to upload any documentation unless it is necessary to accredit:

A degree of disability.
High-performance athlete status (only for those recognised by the Spanish Sports Council).
Applicants applying for places in degrees where language accreditation is required.

These situations must be accredited by uploading the corresponding document.

What documentation do I need to attach online to apply for a place through any of the other entrance procedures?

In general, the documentation that accredits the fulfilment of the access requirement must be uploaded: transcript of grades plus degree, UNEDassis accreditation, UNEDassis accreditation plus PCE, certification of passing tests for over 25, 40 or 45 years of age, etc.

In any case, the documentation that must be attached according to each academic or personal circumstance is clearly indicated in the instructions included in the platform for pre-enrolment.

Once I have passed the test, can I enrol directly in the University?

No. You will have to pre-enrol (apply for a place) within the period established for this purpose.

How should students from a foreign education system who are awaiting accreditation from the UNEDassis pre-enrol?

With a provisional mark, because the only way to access public universities is by pre-enrolment.

Are there reserved places for certain groups?

Yes. There are places reserved for high-level, high-level elite and high-performance athletes (10% for the degrees in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences, Physiotherapy and Primary Education and 5% for the rest of the degrees); students with a disability equal to or higher than 33% (5%); university degrees (3%); students over 25 years old with the specific entrance exams passed (3%); students over 40 years old with professional accreditation (1%, except for Medicine and Dentistry, which do not reserve places for this quota); and students over 45 years old with the specific entrance exams passed (1%).

How can I access double degrees?

Double degrees are applied for like any other degree, during pre-enrolment, and any subject that is weighted in either of the two degrees can be weighted. The highest weighting shall apply.

Is it possible to study two degrees at the same time?

Yes. One option is through the double degrees offered by the University. Another option is to obtain a place by pre-registration in one degree, enrol and then, when pre-enrolling for the following academic year, apply for a place in the second degree you are interested in, as you can only obtain one place in each academic year by pre-enrolment.

When can I check the result of my pre-enrolment?

The Department of Education, Universities and Employment is the body that resolves pre-registration and sets the deadlines for the procedure. Normally, the results of the pre-registration is made public around 2 p.m. on the day of the fixed date (around mid-July).

When can I check the result of my pre-enrolment?

The Department of Education, Universities and Employment sends an SMS to communicate which place has been obtained or that no place has been obtained.

If a place has been obtained at the Universitat de Valencià, the student, in addition to the above SMS, will receive an SMS from the Universitat de València with a link indicating the date and time of online pre-registration.

However, it can be consulted at: https: https://ir.uv.es/6KrZlma

What happens if someone does not enrol on the day and time allocated to them?

The possibility of choosing a group will be lost. It is understood that the place has been renounced if, at the end of the enrolment period, the interested party has not enrolled.

What is the importance of the order in which the list of degrees in the pre-enrolment process is listed?

It is crucial. Degrees should be ranked in order of preference, i.e. the one that interests you most first, followed by the rest. When you are allocated a place in one degree programme, you no longer have a choice in the other degrees below the degree programme awarded. On the contrary, in the degrees that are above the awarded degree programme, you will be on the waiting list.

What happens if I do not get a place in the first option requested in the pre-enrolment?

If you have obtained a place that was not the one you applied for in the first place, you may remain on the waiting list in those degree programmes ordered in the pre-enrolment application before the degree programme which you have been admitted.

Each university manages waiting lists differently. It is important to pay attention to this.

What is the degree waiting list?

When a degree has all the places filled, a waiting list is generated. At the Universitat de València, a student will be on as many waiting lists as the number of degrees they have applied for in the pre-enrolment process, above the degree programme to which they have been admitted. The order on the list corresponds to the student's admission mark for that degree. If vacancies occur in the enrolment, the places are offered to students who are on the waiting list

How do waiting lists work at the Universitat de València?

Attention should be paid to the way in which waiting lists are managed in each university, because the way they work is not the same.

At the Universitat de València, the call for applications of the waiting list is not face-to-face and must be consulted on the Universitat's website. To be able to participate in the allocation of places in each call, it is necessary to confirm your interest in continuing on the waiting list for each allocation and each of the degrees on which you are on the list. If this confirmation is not made, you will lose the option to be admitted to that degree and to participate in the remaining awards.

Where can I find the dates of the waiting list calls for the Universitat de València?

The information is available on the university website, which explains how the waiting lists work.

If in the pre-enrolment process I have applied for 6 degree programmes and I obtain a place in the one in fourth place according to the order of preference established by the student, can I renounce thas place and apply to be on the waiting list for the one in fifth place?

No, if a place is obtained in the fourth degree of choice, the student may be on the waiting list of the three degrees that they have placed first in the pre-enrolment application, but never in those that they have placed behind; in other words, they cannot be on the waiting lists of the fifth or the sixth degree.

If I obtain a place at the Universitat de València and I pre-enrol, do I lose the possibility of accessing the places for which I am on the waiting list (in degrees at the same or a different university in the Valencian Community or other communities)?

No. If you do not want to lose your place, it is necessary to enrol. If after having done this enrolment you get a place in any other degree of the same university or a different one, the initial registration is automatically cancelled if both degrees are from the UV. If the new degree belongs to another university, you will have to cancel the enrolment and you will be able to enrol in the place obtained through the waiting list.

What are cut-off marks?

The cut-off mark of a degree is the mark of the last student admitted to that degree programme. Pre-registration orders the applications for a degree programme by ranking the admission marks from highest to lowest. Since it also allocates all the places offered for each degree, the cut-off mark will be the admisison mark of the student who is awarded the last place in the pre-enrolment procedure.

Why are there four different lists of cut-off marks at the Universitat de València?

At the Universitat de València, in each of the waiting list calls, a new ranking of grades is carried out. Thus, the resolution of the pre-enrolment plus each of the calls, leads to a new list of cut-off marks.

In any case, the cut-off marks that serve to guide students and to know what the mark of the last person admitted was, must be the list of cut-off marks that is generated when places are awarded by pre-enrolment. The other three lists are not illustrative, as they respond to the resignations or vacancies that occur each year and which, logically, are not the same from year to year.

Is it possible to access degree programmes with another university degree?

People with a university degree, degree or official master’s degree can pre-enrol for any degree offered by the Universitat de València. There is a quota reserved for people with university degrees. Their entrance mark will be the average mark of their degree.

Is it possible to access an official degree at any Spanish university with a foreign university certificate through the quota reserved for university graduates?

Yes, as long as it is recognised or equivalent of the university degree granted by the Spanish Ministry of Universities. This ministry must also process the certificate with the equivalence of the average grades of university studies carried out abroad. Both procedures can be done online from the website of the Spanish Ministry of Universities.

Is it possible to access any Valencian public university with pre-university qualifications obtained in foreign education systems?

Yes, although it is important to differentiate whether the pre-university qualification has been obtained in a European Union country or in a country with a university access agreement, or whether it has been obtained in countries that do not belong to the European Union or do not have an access agreement.

How does a student with upper secondary school studies obtained in a European Union country access the university?

This group and future students with a qualification from Andorra, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland and China, students who have completed a European or international upper secondary school education will be able to access Valencian public universities through the access and admission procedure regulated by UNEDasiss, a UNED (National Distance Education University) service created to manage the access and admission of foreign students to Spanish universities.

What will be the university entrance mark (NAU) for students with pre-university studies in EU education systems, international upper secondary school education or agreement countries?

These groups will need the accreditation issued by UNEDassis. This accreditation certifies the average mark of the pre-university qualification obtained by the future student in their country of origin. Equivalent in the NAU (university entrance mark, up to 10 points).

How can this grade be improved?

It is possible to request certification of the grades obtained in external assessment tests carried out in the country of origin (and which must necessarily appear in the UNED accreditation) or to take the Specific Competency Tests (PCE). The marks obtained in their external assessment tests (certified by the UNED) or the PCE, will be used to apply the weightings and raise up to 14 points the university admission mark (NAT).

How do I access the university if my upper secondary school certificate is part of the British education system?

People coming from education systems in the United Kingdom will be able to access Spanish universities with the same procedure as people coming from education systems in the European Union, as long as they fulfil the requirements demanded in their education systems to access their universities.

How does a student who have completed their upper secondary school education in non-EU or without agreement countries access the university?

First of all, it is necessary that their pre-university studies are recognised ("homologación") in accordance with the procedure established by the Spanish Ministry of Education.

They must then request their accreditation from the UNEDassis, which will assess the average mark of the academic record by a maximum of 6 points and will be the university admission mark (NAT). UNEDassis organises Specific Competency Tests (PCE): these are examinations in specific subjects. The PCE is necessary for those who wish to improve their university admission mark.

How does a Colombian student with a high school diploma and results of 200 points or more from the “Pruebas Saber 11” (equivalent to the EBAU) gain access?

Since 4 May 2023 there has been established a reciprocal application agreement between Spain and Colombia that states that if, as a Colombian student, you find yourself in this academic circumstance, you are not required to naturalise you pre-university studies to the Spanish equivalent (bachiller). You can directly apply to UNEDassis for accreditation and can obtain up to 10 accreditation points. To increase the access mark up to 14 points you can take the PCEs and the two best marks will be taken into account.

A student with a disability of less than 33%, can access the allocated places for disabled people in the university?

The pre-enrolment system will try to assign the place to the student according to their university access mark (NAT) in the general turn. If the student does not get a place, the pre-enrolment application will try to assign the place in the turn of people with disabilities, taking into account the places reserved for this collective (5% of the total places of the degree) and their NAT.