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2019/2020Academic Year

GraduateDegree Admissions RegulationsUNIVERSIDAD EUROPEADE MADRID

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2019/20 Academic Year Regulations · Universidad Europea

CHOOSE YOUR DEGREE

Personalized advice.

Submit your applicationand documentation.

Profile assessment and interview.

Confirmation of admission.

Formal reservation of a placeand enrollment.

Welcome!

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1. What is a graduate degree? / 7

2. Admissions Process / 9

3. Permanence in Master’s Degree studies / 15

4. Authenticating your qualifications / 17

5. Recognition / Validation / 19

6. Fees / 21

7. Integrated Study Support Plan /23

8. General Conditions for Admission / 25

9. Other information / 27

10. Specific prerequisites for Professional

and Legal Practice Master's Degrees / 33

11. Appendices / 39

Table of contents


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Welcometo UniversidadEuropea de Madrid

Universidad Europea with four campuses in Spain, two in Madrid (Villaviciosa de Odón and Alcobendas), one in Valencia and another in the Canary Islands (La Orotava), is an innovative institution geared towards adding value to society and contributing to its progress.

Our goal is to provide you with a personalized development plan from the moment that you start at the university. We are able to do this thanks to our international educational model which is connected with the professional world and of outstanding academic quality.

Our comprehensive education trains leaders and professionals who are equipped to address the needs of a global environment, bring value to their professions and contribute to social progress with an entrepreneurial approach and ethical commitment.

We consider academic excellence to be one of our strategic pillars.

At Universidad Europea you acquire knowledge and develop skills and values through an educational model in which you learn by doing, in an interdisciplinary and international setting where you are immersed in the profession from day one, and through the use of space and technology that has revolutionized learning.

1. What is a graduate degree? / 7

2. Admissions Process / 9

3. Permanence in Master’s Degree studies / 15

4. Authenticating your qualifications / 17

5. Recognition / Validation / 19

6. Fees / 21

7. Integrated Study Support Plan /23

8. General Conditions for Admission / 25

9. Other information / 27

10. Specific prerequisites for Professional

and Legal Practice Master's Degrees / 33

11. Appendices / 39

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Article 34.1 of Spain's University Act (Organic Law 6/2001, of 21 De-cember) rules that Universities are authorized to provide teach-ing leading to the award of official qualifications valid through-out Spanish territory, and teaching leading to the award of other qualifications.

Master’s Degree courses provide more specialized academic and professional training and research, and are structured into programs leading to the award of a Master's Degree.

The University provides Master’s Degree courses that qualify their holders to practice a regulated profession, as well as Spe-cialized Master's Degrees. All of them are officially recognized within the European Higher Education Area.

Professional Master's Degrees are advanced specialist qualifica-tions enabling holders to perform professional activities that are regulated in Spain, with a study program which meets the condi-tions set by the Government for this profession.

A Specialized Master’s Degree is an advanced educational qual-ification that is either specialized or multidisciplinary, aimed at academic or professional specialization, or alternatively leading to research work, but which does not qualify the holder for a reg-ulated profession.

Specialized Master's Degree courses may be ordinary or extend-ed, according to students' particular educational needs such as part-time study, or to suit the type of degree or other circum-stances the University may determine.

> Ordinary Master's Degrees: 60 ECTS credits. These courses take about one year.

> Extended Master's Degrees: Approximately 60 ECTS credits. These courses may take up to two consecutive years. Their schedules are determined by the University. (Minimum 30 ECTS per academic year).

As well as these official qualifications, the University also offers its own courses. These courses are educational programs de-signed to develop skills, abilities, aptitudes, competencies and expertise, either as introductions to a professional field or for up-dating, improving or specializing professional or academic skills.

Master's and the other qualifications of Universidad Europea de Madrid, taught on-campus or online, follow a calendar structured to enhance the flexibility and adaptation of the content to the availability and needs of the students, and to support good time management in the planning of studies. This methodology is the basis for the good results of our students, their high degree of involvement and their high success rate at the end of their studies.

These regulations govern the conditions for admission and enrollment in the Official Master’s degrees and individual degree programs of Universidad Europea de Madrid.

1.What is a Graduate Degree?

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Accredited degrees and the EuropeanHigher Education Area

These are qualifications adapted to the European Higher Education Area (EHEA). They consist of three cycles: Bachelor's, Master's and PhD. Both Bachelor's degrees and Master's degrees relate to the following areas of study:

> Arts and Humanities.

> Science.

> Health Sciences.

> Social Sciences and Law.

> Engineering and Architecture.

ECTS credits

ECTS credits (European Credit Transfer System) are the standard for all universities in the European Higher Education Area to ensure consistency across the different European education systems. ECTS credits are based on the work students do in person, in all the activities of the learning process (classroom hours, study hours, assignments and internships). 1 ECTS credit is equivalent to 25-30 student work hours.

Article 34.1 of Spain's University Act (Organic Law 6/2001, of 21 December) rules that Universities are authorized to provide teaching leading to the award of official qualifications valid

throughout Spanish territory, and teaching leading to the award of other qualifications.

Professional careers

Baccalaureate or equivalent

PhD Program

Doctoral Dissertation

BACHELOR’S DEGREE (180-240 ECTS credits)3-4 years (*)

(*) SomeBachelor'sDegrees are longer, including Pharmacy, Dentistry, Architectureor Medicine

ADVANCED CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATIONAdvancedCareer and Technical Education:2 years

Entrance Exam + 45

Entrance Exam

Entrance Exams + 25

Entrance Exam + 19

MASTER’SDEGREE (60-120 ECTS credits) 1-2 years

PRIVATE DEGREES

The higher education system in Spain

This diagram gives an overview of the Spanish higher education system:


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Admissions Process2.

1 Personalized advice

2 Present your application and documentation

3 Profile assessment and interview

4 Confirmation of admission

5 Formal reservation of a place

6 Enrollment

7 Amendment

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2.1. PERSONALIZED ADVICE

Contact our advisers

You can visit either of our university campuses (Alcobendas or Villaviciosa de Odón), contact us by email at [email protected], or call (+34) 917 407 272 to receive advice from the Graduate Ad-missions staff. For online graduate degrees, you can get in touch with us by writing to [email protected] or calling (+34) 918 340 192.

To request a free personalized analysis of your recognized credits, go to our website:https://universidadeuropea.es/admisiones-ayudas/convalidaciones-y-traslados-de-centro

Attach the transcript for your previous studies, courses, graduate degrees, and CV or employment record, to receive a study of your recognized credits within a few days.

2.2. PRESENT YOUR APPLICATIONAND DOCUMENTATION

Candidates must fill out and sign the necessary documentation, stating their wish to apply for the chosen graduate degree pro-gram.

> Application form, filled out and signed.

> At the following link: www.universidadeuropea.es

> Updated CV.

> Your academic documentation. (Until you enroll you will not need to provide official documentation. See page 9).

> Letter of recommendation and/or cover letter, if you have one.

> Official language certificate demonstrating a level of B2.2 A level of B2.2 in the language of instruction of the degree in which you’d like to enroll must be accredited. This certificate will only be required for students whose native language is not the language of instruction for the degree program in question. The master’s degree in Teacher Training for Middle and High School requires students whose native language is not Spanish to have a level of B1.

You can deliver the documentation in person, or send it by post, fax or email to:

2.3. PROFILE ASSESSMENT AND INTERVIEW

Once you have received guidance and have provided the neces-sary documentation, the Graduate Admissions Department will send you a date for taking the entrance exams corresponding to the program you are interested in and/or for a personal interview with the Director of the master's program or a member of the Ad-missions Committee.

Admissions can be processed from Monday to Friday, in office hours, in person at any of our Campuses, or online or by tele-phone if you are unable to attend.

The admissions process does not involve any costs or commit-ment until applicants formally reserve their place.

The admissions process may include a language proficiency test if your native language is not the language of instruction of the program in which you wish to enroll. The University may request the following cases:

1) If you did not provide an official language certificate.2) The University reserves the right to check the level certified.

In these cases, the university itself will provide a language test, which will assess listening and reading comprehension as well as language usage.

2.4. CONFIRMATION OF ADMISSION

After the entrance exam corresponding to the program, the ad-missions team will notify you of your results by email.

2.5. FORMAL RESERVATION OF A PLACEAND ENROLLMENT

Graduate Student Admissions Department.

C/Tajo s/n – Urb. El Bosque – 28670 Villaviciosa de Odón– Madrid

[email protected] (0034) 911 413 585

Villaviciosa de Odón Campus

New Student Admissions Department

Av. Fernando Alonso, 8. 28108. Alcobendas - Madrid.

[email protected]

Alcobendas Campus

The fees for graduate degrees are broken down as follows:

PLACE RESERVATION FEE + TUITION FEE


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Place reservation fee: Reserving a place constitutes confirma-tion by the student that they accept the place, want to enroll at the University, and are guaranteed a place in their chosen de-gree program.

Tuition Fees: Tuition represents the academic content associat-ed with each degree program, consisting of subjects and ECTS.

The annual tuition fee for specialized graduate degrees varies based on the degree, regardless of the number of ECTS credits in which the student is enrolled.

Once through the admission process, candidates will have 15 calendar days from the date of notification of admission to the Graduate Degree program to reserve their place, provided there are still places available on the program. Reserving a place en-sures they are enrolled on the chosen degree program.

The amount of the place reservation fee for students joining a graduate degree will depend on the chosen degree (see table of academic fees). The place reservation fee is included in the cost of the degree (see the tuition table).

For professional Master's degrees, the place reservation fee will be paid each year, if the program is for more than one academic year. From the second year, it will be paid by direct debit on Au-gust 1 each year (before enrolling for the second year subjects). Tuition fees will be calculated by multiplying the number of cred-its/ECTS in which the student is enrolled by the price per credit/ECTS defined in each academic year.

> DIRECT DEBIT To the bank account indicated in the financial and family information form provided during the admissions process. Students must have a bank account within the SEPA (Single Euro Payment Area) that allows for payments by direct debit. The SEPA area includes the member states of the Euro-pean Union, plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino, and Switzerland.

> CREDIT CARD (on the website).

> PAYMENT BY ONLINE TRANSFER.. Spanish and internation-al students who cannot pay the Place Reservation Fee by the above methods can pay via our website’s Graduate Degree Ad-missions Process or at the following link:

https://www.flywire.com/school/universidadeuropea

Universidad Europea de Madrid has an agreement with Flywire to facilitate the processing of national and international payments. Flywire enables students to make secure payments from any country and bank, usually in their local currency.

When paying via Flywire students can:

> Track their payments from start to finish.

> Save on bank fees and currency exchange fees.

> Contact a multi-lingual support team to resolve any query, day or night.

2.6. ENROLLMENT

To formalize enrollment, after registration on the Master's pro-gram, students must fill out, sign, and return the enrollment form, the direct debit form, and the general conditions provided by the University, as well as the documentation accrediting admission to the graduate degree of interest to the candidate.

This documentation must be delivered by one of the following methods:

> In person at the New Student Admissions Department, open Monday to Friday from 9 am to 6 pm

> Via email to your advisor.

> By mail to the following address: NEW STUDENT ADMISSIONS DEPARTMENT


C/Tajo s/n – Urb. El Bosque – 28670 Villaviciosa de Odón– Madrid

Fax (0034) 911 413 585

Villaviciosa de Odón Campus


Av. Fernando Alonso, 8. 28108. Alcobendas - Madrid.

Alcobendas Campus

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When formalizing their enrollment:

a. Graduate Degree students with internships or research sched-ules will specify the chosen schedule.

b. Students taking Professional Master's Degrees lasting more than one academic year must specify in the admission and en-rollment forms the subjects they will be taking the first year.

After the enrollment is formalized, the candidate will receive an email with their username and password, so they can access ser-vices for Universidad Europea de Madrid students once the pro-gram begins.

Documentation which students must present to complete their enrollment:

The admissions documentation must be submitted as soon as possible, and at the latest when formalizing the enrollment.

Students who cannot submit all University admissions documen-tation when formalizing enrollment shall be enrolled conditionally.

In this case, the students will undertake in writing to submit their admissions documentation before November 15, 2019. To this end, they must fill out the legal requirement informed consent form.

In these cases, the enrollment will be provisional and condi-tioned on verification of the admission requirements for the se-lected studies.

If the documentation is not submitted within the deadline set, Uni-versidad Europea de Madrid will cancel the provisional enrollment and close the transcript without returning any amounts paid.

Students who formalize their enrollment after November 15, 2019 have until the last business day of the month following enroll-ment to submit their documentation.

Once the enrollment package has been submitted, any additional documentation must be delivered to Student Services (Building B at Villaviciosa de Odón campus / Hall of Alcobendas campus).

Students who cannot provide the documentation required in this section when they formalize their enrollment because they are completing the bachelor’s degree that will provide access to the corresponding graduate program may be authorized to accredit having received the degree entitling them to fulfill the legal re-quirement for admission after November 15, 2019, provided they only have two subjects pending to complete their bachelor’s de-gree (including the graduation project) and have signed the cor-responding conditional enrollment document.

Said students must accredit the completion of the bachelor’s de-gree entitling them to admission before December 31 of the aca-demic year in which they enrolled.

Official qualifications from educational systems outside the

EHEA must present an Official Certificate of Validity: This Of-

ficial Certificate of Validity is a document indicating that both

the university and the qualification are officially recognized

according to the laws of each country, and that the studies un-

dertaken are authorized. This document can be issued by the

university of origin (signed by the Rector or the competent au-

thority) or by the Ministry of Education of the country of origin.

1. Graduate degree enrollment application, direct debit form

for graduate degree programs, and general enrollment condi-

tions duly filled out and signed.

2. Photocopy of national identity document for Spanish and

European students or passport for students not from EU

member states. International students can also submit a

photocopy of their NIE.

3. Documentation accrediting compliance with the admis-

sions requirements:

> 3.1. Master’s Degrees: Certified original of the university

qualification, or if this is not possible, of the academic cer-

tificate accrediting that the candidate has completed all the

credits leading to the award of the university qualification.

> If the qualification is from an educational system within the

EHEA, a sworn translation to English or Spanish will be suffi-

cient, if the documentation is not provided in either of those

languages.

> Documents issued in systems outside the EHEA must be le-

galized (Hague Convention, Andrés Bello Convention, Dip-

lomatic channels) and translated by a sworn translator to

Spanish or English, if not issued in either of those languages.

For more information on the Legalization process, please see

Section 4 of this document.

> 3.2 Professional Master’s Degrees: Certified original of the

Bachelor's degree qualification, or if this is not possible, of

the academic certificate for that degree.

> International students who wish to enroll on a profession-

al master’s degree must have their foreign degree officially

recognized as equivalent to the type of bachelor’s degree

that provides access to the master's.


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If the student does not accredit having completed the Bachelor’s Degree that entitles them to enter the graduate degree program by the deadline:

> Any evaluations for Master’s Degree subjects that have been studied shall be voided.

> No academic certificate relating to the Master’s Degree shall be issued.

> The student shall lose their right to enroll on any Master’s De-gree until they have completed the Bachelor’s Degree.

> No amounts paid for the Master’s Degree shall be refunded, unless the student paid the entire tuition fee, in which case they will be reimbursed for the proportional part of the fee, calculated on a monthly basis.

2.7. ENROLLMENT AMENDMENTS(Professional Masters’ only)

Enrollment takes place only once per academic year and, after confirmation by the university, can only be amended in excep-tional situations, always within the official deadlines set by the University. You can request this amendment at universidadeuro-pea.es/matricula, clearly explaining the reason. The periods in which enrollments can be amended in the 19/20 academic year, and the exceptional situations that permit it, can be consulted on this web page.

Enrollment amendments may affect the total tuition fee, which must be regularized after the amendment is made. You can con-sult the financial details of your enrollment online at https://universidadeuropea.es/experiencia-universitaria/ informacion-para-el-alumno/informacion-economica

Enrollment amendments outside of the official deadlines estab-lished by the University will not be permitted, except for students who have academic calendars not based on semesters.

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CHOOSE YOUR DEGREE


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Permanence in Master’sDegree Studies

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3.1. SPECIALIZED MASTER’S DEGREE

In the event that a student enrolled on a master’s degree not af-fording entry into a regulated profession does not pass the ordi-nary or extraordinary edition in the time limits set to do so, they may continue the master’s degree if the new edition they choose starts within the two years following said edition, with their corre-sponding first and second exam periods, enrolling in the neces-sary module or modules and submitting a report from the Director of the Master’s Degree, with authorization from the Dean or Direc-tor of the School. This is notwithstanding their ability to enroll on other Master's degree courses offered by the University.

3.2. PROFESSIONAL MASTER’S DEGREE

Students must pass a minimum of 6 ECTS credits in the academic year in which they are enrolled. If the student does not pass the minimum number of credits, they may only re-enroll on the Mas-ter's Degree course with the authorization of the Dean or Director of the School, provided that the causes for the aforesaid request are duly justified, taking account, amongst other aspects, of the principles of lifelong learning or students' special situations (dis-ability, part-time dedication, etc.).

For more information, please see the section on Regulations for Official University Teaching for Master’s at the following link:https://universidadeuropea.es/madrid/proceso-de-admision/postgrado-admision

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AuthenticatingYour Qualifications

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In some cases, documents issued abroad must be authenticated and translated into Spanish to be considered for administrative purposes.

Authentication is not required for:

> European Union Member States: Germany, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Croatia, Denmark, Slovakia, Slovenia, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Netherlands, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Poland, Portugal, United Kingdom, Czech Republic, Romania and Sweden.

> Signatory States of the European Economic Area Agreement: Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway.

> Switzerland, as it has a bilateral agreement with the European Union.

An apostille, but not authentication, is required for: countries that signed the Hague Convention except European Union (EU) and European Higher Education Area (EHEA) countries. These countries are:

India, Monaco, San Marino, Colombia, Mongolia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Cook Islands, Santa Lucia, Antigua and Barbuda, South Korea, Israel, Namibia, São Tomé and Príncipe, Argentina, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Japan, Niue, Seychelles, Australia, Kazakhstan, South Africa, Dominica, Kyrgyzstan, New Zealand, Ecuador, Lesotho, Oman, Bahamas, USA, Suriname, Bahrain, El Salvador, Liberia, Panama, Swaziland, Barbados, Paraguay, Tajikistan, Belarus, Peru, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Belize, Fiji, Macao, Botswana, Malawi, Dominican Republic, Uruguay, Brazil, Uzbekistan, Brunei, Granada, Morocco, Vanuatu, Marshall Islands, Venezuela, Burundi, Honduras, Mauritius, Cape

Verde, Hong Kong, Mexico, Samoa, Chile, Saint Kitts and Nevis.Diplomatic authentication is required:

Countries that have signed the Andrés Bello Convention: Bolivia, Cuba. Must be submitted at:

> Ministry of Education of the country of origin for official degrees and study certificates.

> Relevant Ministry for birth and nationality certificates, in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country where the documents were issued.

> Spain’s diplomatic mission or consulate in the country.

Other countries: diplomatic authentication required. To this end, documents should be submitted to:

> Ministry of Education of the country of origin, for degrees and study certificates, and the relevant Ministry for birth and nationality certificates.

> Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country where the documents were issued.

> Spain’s diplomatic mission or consulate in the country.

> Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation Authentication Section. Calle Juan de Mena, 4. 28014. Madrid. (Telephone numbers: 0034913791610, 0034913791700).

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Prior to formalizing your enrollment, you can request credit recognition and/or transfer credits provided:

> You have started and/or completed official university studies.

> You have accreditable professional experience.*

> Non-accredited university studies (private degrees from accredited universities).*

*RD 861/2010 authorizes the recognition of professional or work

experience or non-accredited university teaching (private degrees from

accredited universities) as equivalent of up to 15% of the total ECTS credits

of a graduate degree curriculum.

In any of these cases, before formalizing your enrollment, you must request a Provisional Recognition of Credits from Universidad Europea de Madrid pursuant to the regulations in force and published on the University website. In order to offer personalized academic guidance during the admissions interview, we recommend requesting this guidance before the interview and entrance exams. You can request the Provisional Recognition of Credits free of charge on the University website at the following link: https://universidadeuropea.es/admisiones-ayudas/convalidaciones-y-traslados-de-centro

The Provisional Recognition of Credits request must be accompanied by the following documentation:

> Personal academic transcript from the source degree program.

> Study curriculum stamped by the Registrar's Office of the institution of origin.

> Syllabuses from the subjects taken and/or enrolled on for the source degree program.

> Translated accredited degree (only for foreign degrees).

> Official accreditation certificate of the source University and degree program duly translated into Spanish or English (only for students with foreign studies and/or degrees). This document must indicate that both the university and the qualification obtained are officially recognized in the country of origin. This document can be issued by the university of origin or the Ministry of Education of the country of origin.

If applying for credit for prior work experience, the following must be provided:

> Employment record certificate.

> Curriculum Vitae.

> Company certificate – only when the duties performed in the company must be accredited, or in the case of students with international professional experience who cannot provide an employment record certificate.

> Report detailing the duties performed (for recognition of professional experience in Pharmacy and Biotechnology Degree Programs).

Recognition /Validation

5.

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All of the documentation must be sent electronically, as an at-tachment to the request made via the University’s website. No documentation will be accepted in paper form.

The university may require any additional documentation from the student considered necessary to study the validation/recog-nition, as well as original documentation or a certified copy. The University also reserves the right to request a Sworn Statement accrediting the accuracy of the data provided.

If the source studies were completed abroad, the documents submitted must be duly authenticated, provided they have not been issued by an EU country. In this case, the stamp of the Uni-versity of origin is sufficient. Furthermore, a translation is re-quired if the original documents are written in a language other than Spanish or English.

Universidad Europea de Madrid will respond to the request by email in a period of 48 to 96 hours by sending the candidate their Provisional Recognition of Credits. This Provisional Recognition of Credits is merely informative and has no official validity, and is subject to submission of the relevant official documentation and compliance with the applicable legal requirements.

For any queries, you can email us at: [email protected] o a través del teléfono en el 0034 914 146 611.


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Fees6.

6.1. TUITION FEE PAYMENT METHODS

How to pay your tuition fees:

The annual tuition fee varies depending on the degree, regardless of the number of ECTS in which the student is enrolled.

For Professional Master's Degrees, annual tuition fees will be calculated by multiplying the number of ECTS credits in which the student is enrolled by the price per ECTS credit set for each academic year.

Tuition fees can be paid as follows:

a. Annual payment

One payment to cover the entire tuition fee.

> By direct debit in a bank in the SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area). Universidad Europea de Madrid will present an invoice to the bank account provided by the student, for the total tuition fee, on the 1st of the first month of tuition.

> Cash payment. Students can download and print the payment order and take it to one of the available banks to pay the annual fee. When the payment is made the bank will notify the University directly, so you will not need to send proof of payment.

> Online credit card payment. Students can use their credit card to pay the fee online.

To pay in cash or pay with a card online, go tohttp://universidadeuropea.es/pagos-docencia.

> Payment by Online Transfer. Students may make payments on our website, Experience the University/Information for Students/Your Enrollment-Financial Information, or by clicking the following link https://universidadeuropea.es/experiencia-universitaria/informacion-para-el-alumno/informacion-economica

Students choosing the annual payment method without direct debit must make the payment within 5 days of formalizing their enrollment. This payment method does not exempt students from the need to fill out and deliver proof of direct debit.

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b. Monthly payment

Payment will be made in equal monthly installments provided tuition is continuous. The number of installments will be calculated according to the start and end date of your tuition.

Payment methods:

By direct debit in a bank in the SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area). Universidad Europea de Madrid will debit the installment from the account you provided on the 1st day of each month.

If you are an international student not enrolled on a Professional Master’s Degree and you cannot pay by direct debit, you can pay through our website:

> Online credit/debit card payment: Experience the Univer-sity(Information for Students/Your Enrollment-Financial Information/Tuition Payments, or click the following link: https://universidadeuropea.es/experiencia-universitaria/informacion-para-el-alumno/informacion-economica

> Payment by Online Transfer. Experience the University (Informa-tion for Students/Your Enrollment-Financial Information/On-line Bank Transfer Payment Platform or click the following link https://universidadeuropea.es/experiencia-universitaria/informacion-para-el-alumno/informacion-economica

In order to request a transcript, the student's payments must be up to date.

Remember that to complete your studies and close your transcript, you must have paid all the installments to the University.


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7.1. STUDY GRANTS

Family members at Universidad Europea de Madrid(1)

Family members of Degree, CFGS and Graduate Degree students at Universidad Europea de Madrid get a 5% discount on tuition fees. This discount will only apply to the second family member enrolled on the above-mentioned programs.

This discount will be applied for as many years as the two family members are studying simultaneously at the University. It will not apply if you cancel before the end of the academic year.

Simultaneous studies

Students taking simultaneous courses in the same academic year will enjoy a discount of up to 100% on their place reservation fee for the second degree program. Not applicable to bachelor’s degree students with conditional enrollment in a Graduate Degree.

Alumni

Former bachelor’s degree, ACTE, and graduate degree students, at Universidad Europea de Madrid with conditional enrollment until Monday, December 31, 2018 in a graduate degree get a 15% discount on tuition fees.

This discount is applied in the first year of tuition, in the case of Master's lasting over a year. This discount does not apply to Graduate Degrees in Dentistry.

Group Membership

So that new students may benefit from the discounts covered in third-party agreements, members of said group must accredit their membership to the Admissions Department of the University within two months after the date of enrollment, or if this does not coincide with the start of the course for which they have enrolled, in the two months following that start date, and always within the same academic year they are signed for.

If you are a student on a Professional Master’s Degree program entitled to a discount as a result of belonging to a group with whom the University has an agreement, beginning the second year, the University has the right to request accreditation annually, from both the student and the group or institution, that confirms that the student remains affiliated with said entity and that the student continues to meet the requirements for which they were granted said discount.

Enrolled students must send the proof to the Student Services Department: http://madrid.universidadeuropea.es/alumno-uem/atencion-al-estudiante/instancia-general-online

Discounts cannot be combined with any other discounts or grants from Universidad Europea de Madrid, its centers and partner entities.

Integrated StudySupport Plan

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The programs which the university designates as fixed-price programs are excluded from all discounts.

(1) The discount for family members at UEM applies only to the immediate

family: parents, children, siblings or spouse.

7.2. SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

Grant from the Universidad Europea de Madrid for students enrolled in a Professional Master’s

New students with good transcripts (with an above average or outstanding average mark) and a low income level can apply for a scholarship in our university, in accordance with the applicable Regulations on Applying for and Granting Scholarships in force during each academic year. You can consult the regulations on scholarships at:

http://madrid.universidadeuropea.es/alumno-uem/informacion-academica/normativa

Meeting the requirements shown here does not automatically entitle students to scholarships. The Grants Committee, analyzing the budget allocations and the merits of each student, may rule to apply a minimum grade for each academic year. More information in the Regulations on Applying for and Granting Universidad Europea Scholarships.

Official Scholarship of the Ministry of Education

You can find full information at: https://www.mecd.gob.es

7.3. BANK LOANS

Universidad Europea has an agreement with Banco Santander to offer you the best conditions.

To request a personalized simulation, ask your adviser or directly at the Banco Santander branch on our Villaviciosa de Odón campus.


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1. New or modified degree programs may still be pending final approval from the relevant authorities.

In this case, if the University cannot deliver these degree programs due to a lack of authorization, the University accepts no liability which may arise from this situation. However, if this situation should arise, the University offers students the option of taking any of the official degree programs which are already authorized, and if not, will reimburse the amounts paid.

2. Universidad Europea reserves the right not to teach any Graduate Degree Program or to delay its start if the minimum number of students required for the program is not reached, or to change the class schedule if necessary for organizational reasons. It also reserves the right to change the location and campus where it is taught. If the program is finally not taught because not enough students have enrolled to reach the minimum set for the specific graduate degree program, the University will notify students and reimburse the place reservation fee in the bank account shown in the Direct Debit form.

3. Students leaving the course will not be entitled to any total or partial refunds of the amounts paid, unless the student paid the entire tuition fee, in which case they will be reimbursed for the proportional part of the fee, calculated on a monthly basis.

4. Travel or accommodation expenses will not be paid for any Master’s degree program where the curriculum includes a stay

outside our Madrid centers, unless they are included in the tuition fee (see fee table).

5. In the case of any discrepancy between the information provided by an adviser and University regulations, the latter will prevail.

6. International students require medical insurance in order to process their visa. Students are responsible for this formality. Universidad Europea de Madrid informs students that the company AON Risk Solutions – AON Affinity offers the option of taking out private medical insurance. Students take out insurance policies from the company AON Risk Solutions – AON Affinity. The University accept no liability for any claims arising as a consequence of this contract between the student and the insurance company. See the conditions at www. aonstudentinsurance.com 7. Students who do not wish to continue their Professional Mas-ter’s Degree studies the following academic year provide written notification of this before June 20 via any of the following chan-nels: online request, email to 010@universidadeuropea, or in writ-ing to the Student Services Department at any of our Campuses. The place reservation fee will not be refunded if students fail to report that they are not continuing or leaving by that deadline, or if they do so after the established deadline. For the purposes of charging the place reservation fee, the Universidad Europea de Madrid has the right to notify students of other dates than those shown here, sufficiently in advance.

General Conditionsfor Admission

8.

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8. Place reservation fees are non-refundable, except for the following cases:

> If the student does not meet the established legal require-ments for access to the University, which should be accredited by reliable means, delivering the documentation accrediting this to the Student Services Department by December 31, 2019. If the failure to meet the established legal requirements is not accredited by reliable means, the place reservation fee will not be refunded. This does not apply to students with enrollment conditioned on completing the Bachelor’s Degree studies that entitle them to enter the graduate degree program they are en-rolled on.

> If the program is not taught due to not meeting the minimum number of enrolled students established by the University.

> If the student is denied a student visa, a circumstance that must be duly accredited by submitting the rejection letter from the Spanish Embassy of the corresponding country to the Stu-dent Services Department.

9. If the student decides not to complete the program after it be-gins, they may request in writing to the Student Services Depart-ment that the University save the amount paid for the place res-ervation fee until the following academic year, to be put toward another program or another edition of the same program.

10. Only in the case that the enrollment has been formalized online, students may withdraw from the enrollment contract within 14 calendar days from the formalization of the enrollment. To this end, the student must send the University (addressed to the Student Services Department) a duly completed and signed withdrawal form, which they can find on the University's website, on the link http://madrid.universidadeuropea.es/alumno-uem/atencion-al-estudiante. The withdrawal from the enrollment contract involves the return of the amounts paid for Tuition; the amount corresponding to the Place Reservation shall in no case be reimbursable.

11. Language requirements. A requirement for admission to and enrollment on any graduate degree program is that students must prove that they have a level of B2.2 in the language of instruction of the degree program. The University reserves the right to give a language test to students whose native language is any other than the language of instruction of the program.

1) that did not provide an official an official language certificate or

2) the University deems checking the level certified by the student to be appropriate.

In addition, the University reserves the right not to admit students to the corresponding degree program or to cancel their enrollment if they cannot pass or accredit the required language level.


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Other Information9.

9.1. LANGUAGES - LANGUAGE CENTER

At Universidad Europea we know how important languages will be for your future career. So as a graduate student at our University, we want to ensure you can enjoy the competitive advantage only UEM can offer, thanks to its strongly international character.

The UEM Language Center encompasses and centralizes all lan-guage learning activity to provide a quality education. It offers a wide range of extra-curricular languages based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). English is offered with the latest technology and learning methodologies.

To certify the level acquired, highly reputable internal and ex-ternal exams are held, such as DELE (for non-Spanish speakers), Cambridge, CertAcles English B2 and ÖSD (German).

9.2. UNIVERSITY CARD

What is the University Card?

The University Card is a smart card, produced in association with Santander bank, which accredits students, professors and ad-ministration and service personnel as members of the university community.

How to get it

Once you have enrolled, you can request it any time from our Banco Santander branch during opening hours. Monday to Thursday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, and Friday, 8:30 am to 1:30 pm. You will receive your card immediately.

Outside the Banco Santander business hours, go to the University’s Student Services (Building B of the Villaviciosa de Odón campus and the ground floor of the Alcobendas campus). In this case, you must collect your card from the Department after the day you request it.

University Card Benefits

> Monitoring access and presence.> Borrowing library books.> eWallet.> Retail discounts.

How to get a duplicate

To request a duplicate card, go to the Banco Santander office during opening hours. You will receive the card immediately. Outside Banco Santander opening hours: go to Student Services Department to request a duplicate. In this case, you must collect your card from the department after the day you request it.

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9.3. THE LEONARDO DA VINCI UNIVERSITY DORMITORIES AT UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEADE MADRID

The UEM Leonardo Da Vinci University Dormitories are designed to provide accommodation for students enrolled on this university or the European Career College, as well as lecturers from other universities on scientific, artistic or cultural exchanges, or any other person whose stay is directly or indirectly linked with the university.

University life and academic support

The wish to provide the best environment for obtaining the best academic performance and rapid adaptation to university life forms the basis of the accommodation offering on campus:

> Only accommodation on the university campus.

> Free telephone calls to the teaching departments from rooms.

> Free membership of the Sports Complex, with access to the fitness room, heated pool, outdoor pool, tennis courts, paddle tennis courts, athletics track, etc.

> Sports and social activity committees.

> Dining room hours adapted to the teaching times of the European Career College.

> Special menus based on medical prescription and permits to eat at other dining halls on campus if the class schedules of the resident make this necessary.

> International atmosphere.

Facilities and services

The Leonardo Da Vinci university dormitories are currently the best example of high quality residential lodgings in Spanish student accommodation:

Rooms:

> 400 places in single rooms and 128 in double rooms.

> All rooms have windows with views and their own bathroom.

> Individually controlled air conditioning and heating.

> Private telephone line (direct dial from outside).

> Ample closet space and study areas.

> Proximity card to open the bedroom door and access to common areas.

Common areas:

> Theater-auditorium for free rehearsals and activities.

> Computer room.

> Cafeteria (open 11 am to 11 pm).

> Basic products, open 24 hrs.

> Meeting rooms.

> Study rooms.

> TV and games rooms.

> Screening room.

> Self-service laundry and ironing facilities.

> Mailbox for postal services.

Services

> Private medical insurance with call-out care for medical emergencies while you stay in the accommodation.

> 24-hr medical service.

> Room cleaning service, changing of sheets and towels, and replacement of toiletries.

> 24-hr concierge service.

> Night watch service (direct dial emergency assistance).

> Fully catered, including weekends and public holidays (the menu is rigorously checked for nutritional quality; second helpings are permitted).

> Use of campus services with exclusive conditions.

> Wi-Fi network.

Allocating places in the university dormitories

Requesting a place in the university dormitories does not mean you are guaranteed one. Places are understood to be assigned when the Dormitory Administration notifies you and the deposit has been paid.

Allocation of places will depend on the student’s preferences (single or double room), always by strict order of application.

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Department, when applying to the University or confirming your enrollment.

University Dormitory Administration

> Office hours: 9 am to 6 pm (Mon - Thu) and 9 am to 3 pm (Fri).

> Telephone number for requesting a place in a dormitory: (0034) 912 115 012 and (0034) 912 115 003 (dorm administration).

> email: [email protected]

> Other telephone numbers: (0034) 912 115 000 (0034) 912 115 002 (concierges). Fax: 0034 911 412 158.

More information is available at:

9.4. PREPARE YOUR TRIP TO SPAIN

Before coming to Spain

Student visas

International students (except for those taking online courses and PhD candidates with no need to come to Spain) who are not residents or nationals of European Union States, Norway, Iceland, or Liechtenstein must obtain a visa for the period of their chosen program, according to the following guidelines:

For stays of six months or under, request a 180-day visa, while for stays over six months, request a visa for the total time needed to complete the chosen program.

In this case (periods over six months), the visa issued by the Embassy or Consulate would be for 90 days, which can be extended to the total period required by the program once in Spain, as explained below in relation to the Foreign Resident Identification Number (NIE).

It is important to remember that an 180-day visa cannot be renewed in Spain, so you would have to request a new visa if you wanted to stay in Spain for longer. To do this, international students must go to a Spanish Embassy or Consulate abroad, but not necessarily in their country of origin.

Students must request their visa in person from the Spanish Consulate or Embassy. To find the address of the Spanish Consulate or Embassy in your country of origin, go to www.maec.es, the website of Spain’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation.

The Embassy or Consulate staff will tell you what documents you need in order to obtain the visa. Although it usually takes around four to six weeks to get a visa, we recommend beginning the process at least two months before the chosen course starts, so that international students can start their classes on time.

To help with the process, here is a list of the requirements and documentation you need to obtain a visa:

> A passport valid for at least six months (provided by the student).

> A document indicating that the student has enough money to

live on (provided by the student).

> A letter of admission to the education institution (provided by Universidad Europea de Madrid, Valencia or Canarias, as

applicable [*])

> A Criminal Record Certificate (provided by the student).

> Private medical insurance with repatriation coverage (provided and paid for by the student) (the university recommends taking

out an insurance policy [**]).

The cost of the medical insurance will be assumed by the student.

You can follow the link below to take out insurance with AON Seguros, or if you prefer, use an insurance company of your choice. www.aonstudentinsurance.com.

For programs which include staying in a country outside of Europe, international students and their insurance companies should consider whether they need to take out another insurance policy to cover these stays.

This insurance can be taken out by any student applying to any program at Universidad Europea de Madrid or the European Career College of Madrid.

In the case of students from any member State of the European Union, we suggest obtaining the European Health Insurance Card in their country of origin.

The University is available at any time to help international students resolve any issue which may arise during the process of obtaining their visa.

Calle Tajo s/n. 28670 Villaviciosa de Odón (Madrid)Tel. 0034 914 146 611Email: [email protected]

Student Services

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(LEGAL NOTICE: Students should note that the company AON Risk Solutions

– AON Affinity offers the option of taking out private medical insurance.

Students take out insurance policies from the company AON Risk Solutions

– AON Affinity. The University, whether in Madrid, Valencia, or the Canary

Islands, accepts no liability for any claims arising as a consequence of this

contract between the student and the insurance company.)

(*) LETTER OF ADMISSION TO THE EDUCATION INSTITUTION So that

students can manage their visa application process, once they have paid

their Place Reservation fees, Universidad Europea provides them with a

Letter of Admission to their chosen program, specifying its name, the

start and end dates, the number of hours, and any other details about

the program.

(**) PRIVATE MEDICAL INSURANCE Medical insurance is mandatory for

all international students who require visas in order to study in Spain (i.e.,

students who are not residents in or nationals of European Union member

States, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein). Not being insured means running

the risk of not receiving the appropriate health care.

In Spain*

Universidad Europea reminds students that the visa issued by Spain allows them to travel freely in all the countries within the Schengen Area. The visa is not valid outside this area.

Student Card / Foreign Resident Identity Number (NIE)

The NIE is the number used to identify foreign residents in Spain. This number is unique and personal.

> International students who are nationals of or residents in a European Union country can get a NIE number by registering with the EU Resident Registry.

> For international students from countries outside the European Union, the NIE number is included in the Student Card.

Once in Spain, international students with visas should request a Foreign Resident Identity Number (NIE), which will serve as a residence permit for students with 90-day visas who have to extend their legal stay in Spain.

The Student Card will replace the student visa issued in the country of origin, enabling holders to travel in Schengen Area countries without the need for a visa, and provides a legal basis for their stay in Spain.

You must apply for the card within one month of arriving in Spain, and before the visa expires. The card includes a Foreign Resident Identity Number (NIE). Until you have the card, we do not advise leaving Spain, as international students may find they have problems getting back in.

To request the NIE (registering with the EU Resident Registry) or the Student Card, go to:

Documentation and process

Students should bring their passport, plus a copy of it.

Students who are not nationals or residents of a European Union country must also bring their visa to these offices, where they can request an appointment to get fingerprinted and pay the official fee.

International students who are nationals of or residents in a European Union country will immediately be issued a registration certificate showing the name, nationality and address of the registered person, their foreign resident identity number, and the date of registration.

International students who are not nationals of or residents in a European Union country will immediately be given an appointment and told what documents to bring. For information purposes, these are usually documents which accredit that the student:

> Meets all requirements for entering and remaining in Spain, including a visa, granted specifically for studying at any officially recognized public or private institution (passport and visa).

> Has been accepted, according to normal regulations, to any officially recognized public or private education or scientific institution in order to carry out unpaid study, training or research tasks, with an indicated timetable requiring the student to attend, for three months or more, including the approved study, research or training plan (letter of admission).

> Has guaranteed sufficient funds to pay for their studies, living expenses and travel to their country of origin for themselves and their family members, if applicable.

The student has guaranteed health care through a medical insurance policy with unlimited coverage nationwide .

International students who are not nationals of or resident in a Euro-pean Union country should go to:Avda. de los Poblados, unnumbered (28047 Madrid). Metro station: Aluche.

International students who are nationals of or resident in a European Union country should go to:Avda. Padre Piquer, 18 (28024 Madrid).Metro station: Campamento.

International students in Madrid

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Other documents which are often requested include:

> Municipal registration certificate (empadronamiento).

> Two (2) passport sized photos (3 x 4 cm).

The period of permission to stay may be limited to the length of the study, research or training course. If the course is more than twelve months, the card can be renewed annually.

In all cases, to renew permission to stay in order to study, students must present a certificate from the center where they are taking the course, accrediting compliance with the requirements for continuing to study, or a favorable report on the research project.

You can find more information on this subject at the following websites:

> www.policia.es

> www.maec.es > www.interior.gob.es.

Opening a bank account in Spain

Spain's banking and building society infrastructure is among the most highly developed in the world, with one of the highest ratios of bank branches per capita.

To open a checking account in a Spanish bank, you just need your Student Card / Foreign Resident Identification Number (NIE) and letter of admission.

Depending on the bank, there may be other requirements, such as depositing a certain amount of money, showing a payslip, providing a photo or fingerprints, or a letter of introduction.

The most common procedure is to open a current account, which usually carries low or no maintenance charges, associated with a debit card, which allows you to make purchases and withdraw cash up to the limit of the amount available in the account. You can use the debit card to withdraw money from any cash point (ATM), although this will be free of charge only in the cash points of the bank or building society of the account, and the others will charge a fee.

International students can open a bank account once they are in Spain. On the Villaviciosa Campus of Universidad Europea de Madrid there is a bank branch where you can open an account if you want.

Support services for your stay in Spain

To prepare for their trip to Spain, international students who will be staying in Madrid can consult and download our Practical Guide by clicking the following link: http://madrid.universidadeuropea.es/admisiones-ayudas/acceso-estudiantes-internacionales

Universidad Europea de Madrid also has an agreement with the accommodation company Madrideasy (*) (www.madrideasy.com) to arrange discounts on its services for students.

(*) Universidad Europea has given its backing to an advantageous financial

agreement with MadridEasy. However, it accepts no liability for any

commercial relationships between MadridEasy and UEM students.

Admissions advisers will also provide you with useful information.

9.5. REQUESTS FOR OFFICIAL CERTIFICATES

When you conclude your studies, you can request the official certificates from the University website, under the section “Request Official Certificates.” To do so, you must log in with your username and password and pay the fee for the certificates online with a debit card.

Remember that it takes approximately 9 - 12 months from payment of the fees for the certificates to be issued.

If you want these documents to have legal effect in countries outside the European Union, you will have to legalize them. This process varies, depending on whether your qualifications are official:

> Official qualifications: legalization by the Ministry of Education.

> Non-official qualifications: legalization by notary.

All accreditation procedures must be carried out by the student.

For more information on this subject, please see the website of the Ministry of Education: www.mecd.gob.es

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Specific Prerequisitesfor Professional andLegal Practice Master's Degrees

10.

10.1. SPECIFIC PREREQUISITES FOR PROFESSIONAL MASTER'S

Pre-EHEA qualifications required to be admitted to Professional Master's leading to regulated engineering careers (industrial, telecommunications, civil engineering, and aeronautics), Architecture, and Psychology. Foreign students should consult the bachelor’s degree validation conditions to be admitted to Professional Master’s Degrees.

The prerequisites for access to the Professional Master's leading to regulated engineering careers in Spain are set forth in the Ministerial Orders listed below for the degrees taught at UEM:

> Order CIN 309/2009, Civil Engineering.

> Order CIN 355/2009, Telecommunications Engineering.

> Order CIN 311/2009, Industrial Engineering. > Order CIN 312/2009, Aeronautical Engineering.

These Orders all have the same structure, with section 4.2 stating:

Section 4.2 - Conditions of access to the Master's.

4.2.1 Access to the Master's qualifying holders for the profession of Industrial/Civil/Telecommunications/Aeronautical Engineer is open to those who have previously acquired the competen-cies set forth in Section 3 of the Ministerial Order, establishing the requirements for verifying official degrees qualifying holders for the profession of Industrial/Civil/Telecommunications/Aero-

nautical Engineer, and their training, in line with Section 5 of the aforementioned Ministerial Order. 4.2.2 Access to the Master's will also be permitted when the degree held by the interested party accredits the basic training module and the shared module of the branch, even if this does not cover a complete block of the specific technology module, with 48 credits from among all the blocks of that module, in a degree qualifying the holder for the profession of Industrial /Civil /Telecommunications/Aeronautical Engineer, in line with the aforementioned Ministerial Order. 4.2.3 Similarly, access to this Master's is open to those who hold any other degree, without prejudice to any complementary training deemed necessary being required in this case. These conditions refer exclusively to access to Master’s degrees in the system of the European Higher Education Area. However, all the orders also include a reference to pre-EHEA degrees: The above sections will be understood to be without prejudice to the provisions of Article 7.2 and Additional Provision 4 of Royal Decree 1393/2007, of October 29.

Consequently, the current legislation makes it possible for Technical Engineers to access Master’s courses, including those relating to regulated engineering professions, although each university must define the complementary studies required in each case. Taking into account that the curricula studied by Technical Engineers before the EHEA was introduced were based on the so-called catalog of degrees and were strictly regulated, the same complementary studies can be defined for all holders of

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a given type of qualification, regardless of their university of origin. The complementary studies described in this document were defined in order to ensure that at the end of the training process, students have acquired the knowledge and skills set out in the ministerial orders above, and in the curricula of each Master's.

I. Industrial Engineering

The Master’s Degree in Industrial Engineering at Universidad Europea de Madrid consists of 108 ECTS. According to the above, and section 4.2 of the regulation on the Master's, the graduates of any university whose degree qualifies them for the regulated profession of Industrial Technical Engineer can access the Master's. Similarly, all graduates of degrees which, while not qualifying for this profession, meet the requirement 4.2.2 of the Order CIN cited above (degrees of the Industrial Technological Engineer type), can also have access. The court ruling annulling Article 4.2.1 of the Order CIN does not affect access for the graduates included in that Article, as their qualifications also include the indications of Article 4.2.2.

Holders of engineering degrees close to this area of knowledge (Energy Engineering or Industrial Organization Engineering, for example) must also take complementary studies, to be defined below, based on a detailed study of recognized credits.

Not taking into account the content of the curriculum, holders of the Universidad Europea de Madrid degree in Energy Engineering will not have to take complementary studies.

Those needed for the holders of pre-EHEA Technical Industrial Engineering degrees are defined in the following table, depending on the original specialty, regardless of the Spanish university where they earned the degree. These complementary studies correspond to subjects in industrial area degrees at Universidad Europea de Madrid, as shown in the table. Complementary studies have been defined only for the commonest specialties. For students with different academic careers, the subjects in each case must be studied and the complementary studies defined individually. These complementary studies, taken as a whole, are prerequisites for presenting the Master’s Thesis, but can be taken at the same time as the subjects in the Master's, although the associated table includes subjects in the Master's that can only be taken if they have passed the corresponding subjects in the complementary studies. (See Appendix page 39).

> Basic Chemistry for Engineering> Automatic Systems and Control> Circuit Theory> Fundamentals of Electronics

Subjects corresponding to the Bachelor’s Degreein Mechanical Engineering

Mechanics

> Basic Chemistry for Engineering> Fluid Mechanics> Thermodynamics and heat transmission> Elasticity and Resistance of Materials> Theory of Machines and Mechanisms

Subjects corresponding to the Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical

Electric

> Basic Chemistry for Engineering> Thermodynamics and heat transmission> Automatic Systems and Control> Elasticity and Resistance of Materials> Theory of Machines and Mechanisms

Subjects corresponding to the Bachelor’s Degreein Industrial Electronics and Automated Engineering

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II. Civil Engineering

The Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering at Universidad Europea de Madrid consists of 100 ECTS. According to the above, and section 4.2 of the regulation on the Master's, the graduates of any university whose degree qualifies them for the regulated profession of Technical Engineer of Public Works can access the Master's. Similarly, all graduates of degrees which, while not qualifying for this profession, meet requirement 4.2.2 of the Order CIN cited above (degrees of the Civil and Territorial Engineer type), can also have access.

Holders of engineering or architecture degrees close to this area of knowledge must also take complementary studies, to be defined below, based on a detailed study of recognized credits.

The complementary studies needed for the holders of pre-EHEA Technical Engineer of Public Works degrees are defined in the following table, depending on the original specialty, regardless of the Spanish university where they earned the degree. These complementary studies correspond to subjects in the Civil Engineering degree at Universidad Europea de Madrid. These complementary studies, taken as a whole, are prerequisites for presenting the Master’s Thesis, but can be taken at the same time as the subjects in the Master's, although the associated table includes subjects in the Master's that can only be taken if they have passed the corresponding subjects in the complementary studies. (See Appendix page 39).

III. Telecommunications Engineering

The Master’s Degree in Telecommunications Engineering at Uni-versidad Europea de Madrid consists of 72 ECTS. According to the above, and section 4.2 of the regulation on the Master's, the graduates of any university whose degree qualifies them for the regulated profession of Telecommunications Engineer, in its dif-ferent specialties, can access the Master's. Similarly, all gradu-ates of degrees which, while not qualifying for this profession, meet requirement 4.2.2 of the Order CIN cited above, can also have access.

Holders of engineering degrees close to this area of knowledge (Computer Engineering, for example) must also take complementary studies, to be defined below, based on a detailed study of recognized credits. The complementary studies needed for the holders of pre-EHEA Technical Telecommunications Engineering degrees are defined in the following table, depending on the original specialty, regardless of the Spanish university where they earned the degree.

These complementary studies correspond to subjects in the Bachelor’s Degree in Telecommunications Systems of Universidad Europea de Madrid, except the subjects of Telecommunications System Complements and Computer Science Complements.

These complementary studies, taken as a whole, are prerequisites for presenting the Master’s Thesis, but can be taken at the same time as the subjects in the Master's, although the associated table includes subjects in the Master's that can only be taken if they have passed the corresponding subjects in the complementary studies. (See Appendix page 39).

> Transportation Engineering Workshop> Marine Engineering> Environmental Impact Assessment

Subjects corresponding to the Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering

Civil Engineering

> Structures Project Workshop> Transportation Engineering Workshop> Marine Engineering


Hydrology

> Structures Project Workshop> Marine Engineering


Transport and urban services(Groups the specialties of Traffic and Urban Services, and Roads and Transport)

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IV. Aeronautical Engineering

The Master’s Degree in Aeronautical Engineering at Universidad Europea de Madrid consists of 90 ECTS. According to the above, and section 4.2 of the regulation on the Master's, the graduates of any university whose degree qualifies them for the regulated profession of Aeronautical Engineer can access the Master's. Similarly, all graduates of degrees which, while not qualifying for this profession, meet requirement 4.2.2 of the Order CIN cited above, can also have access.

Holders of Engineering degrees related to this area of knowledge must also take complementary studies, to be defined below, based on a specific and detailed study of recognized credits.

If required, these complementary studies, taken as a whole, are prerequisites for presenting the Master’s Thesis, but can be taken at the same time as the subjects in the Master's Degree.

Conditions of access to the Master's Degreein Architecture

Order EDU/2075/2010, of July 29, entering this graduate degree program shall require having a Bachelor’s Degree with 300 European credits, with name and characteristics that comply with the provisions of the Order.

The Master’s Degree in Architecture at Universidad Europea de Madrid consists of 60 ECTS. According to the above and section 4.2 of the regulation on this Master’s Degree, receiving the degree shall require having passed the Bachelor’s Degree courses referred to in the Council of Ministers Agreement of July 23, 2010.

Conditions of access to the Master's Degreein General Healthcare Psychology

Order ECD/1070/2013 of June 12 establishes the requirement of a bachelor’s Degree in Psychology to access this graduate degree. Students must have earned at least 90 ECTS credits specifically in healthcare. Otherwise, they must have taken complementary studies guaranteeing these skills.

> Internet Technologies and Multimedia Networks> Introduction to telecommunications convergence> Mobility Services

All subjects correspond to the Bachelor's Degree in Telecommuni-cations Systems Engineering, except those indicated (*).

Telecommunications Systems

> Mobility Services> Navigation Systems II> Internet Technologies and Multimedia Networks> Complementary Studies in Communication Systems (*)


Image and

> Internet Technologies and Multimedia Networks> Introduction to telecommunications convergence> Mobility Services> Complementary Studies in Communication Systems (*)


Telematics

> Internet Technologies and Multimedia Networks> Introduction to telecommunications convergence> Mobility Services> Complementary Studies in Communication Systems (*)

All subjects correspond to the Bachelor's Degree in Telecommunica-tions Systems Engineering, except those indicated (*).

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Conditions of access to the Master’s Degree in Teacher Training for Middle School, High School, Vocational Training, Language Teaching and Physical Education

Provide an official certificate of a level of B1 in a language of the EHEA other than their native language.

In the event they do not have this certificate, the applicant can take the online English test that UEM makes available for free.

Foreign degree holders must have their degrees officially validated at the time of enrollment.

10.2 SPECIFIC PREREQUISITES FOR MASTER’S DEGREE IN LEGAL PRACTICE

According to the Regulation of Law 34/2006 (Articles 2.1 and 3) approved by Official Decree 775/2011, students must hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Law or another equivalent degree which accredits the competencies required in the legal profession.

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Appendices11.

Bachelor’s Degree subjects

Circuit Theory

Fundamentals of Electronics

Automatic Systems and Control

Fluid Mechanics

Thermodynamics and heat transmission

Elasticity and Resistance of Materials

Theory of Machines and Mechanisms


Structures Project Workshop

Marine Transportation Engineering Workshop

Transportation Engineering Workshop

Marine Engineering

Structures Project Workshop

Environmental Impact Assessment


Complementary Courses in Communication Systems

Internet Technologies and Multimedia Networks

I. Industrial Engineering / Required subjects

II. Civil Engineering / Required subjects

III. Telecommunications Engineering / Required subjects

Graduate Degree subjects

Electrical Technology

Electronic Technology

Automation and Control Technologies

Industrial Facilities

Energy Technology

Plants and Industrial Constructions

Machine Technology

Graduate Degree subjects

Advanced models in Civil Engineering II

Advanced Models in Civil Engineering II

Planning and Management of Transport

Oceanography and Sea Hydrodynamics

Type, maintenance, pathology and rehabilitation of structures

Zoning and Strategic Environmental Assessment

Master’s Degree subjects

New Generation Networks

Advanced Digital Communications

At the Frontier of Telecommunications Systems I

Planning and Management of Networks and Multimedia Services

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Quality Recognition

VILLAVICIOSA DE ODÓN CAMPUSC/Tajo, s/nVillaviciosa de Odón28670, Madrid

ALCOBENDAS CAMPUSAv. Fernando Alonso, 8Alcobendas28108, Madrid

UNIVERSITY HEALTH CLINICPlaza Francisco Morano, s/n28005, Madrid

UNIVERSITY DENTAL CLINICPaseo Santa María de la Cabeza, 9228045, Madrid

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