To be eligible for admission to a Master’s degree program at the University of Barcelona you need to have a Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent first academic degree from an internationally recognised university.
Moreover, you must have availability to attend the face-to-face parts of the program and six weeks of internship in the centre assigned by the Master direction (two of them can be carried out in your country).
The accepted students must send all the documentation required to dyt@ub.edu:
Digital photo
Photocopy of the applicant's Spanish ID card (DNI), foreigner ID card (NIE) or passport.
Original and photocopy (or certified photocopy) of the bachelor’s degree
Original and photocopy (or certified photocopy) of an academic certificate listing the subjects completed.
IMPORTANT: All documents issued in non-EU countries must be legalised by bearing the corresponding apostille or by the appropriate diplomatic channel. Click here for more information about enrolment requirements for non EU students. Moreover, if the documents have not been issued in Spanish or English, they should be translated by a public sworn translator. Click here for more information about the official translation.
The TPM pedagogical model is based on the use of a learning structure which facilitates the access to an educational environment through learning and communication tools, teaching resources and continuous pedagogic advice from the faculty members and educational staff.
The knowledge transferability is done in a continuous and direct way in order to improve the work of the student.
The training programs are designed and applied in a flexible way. Students start their learning process by following the schedule proposed by the teaching staff, but they set their own learning rhythm, adapting it to their needs and capabilities.
The teaching materials are designed in order to allow the students to be their own learning administrators.
The faculty teams act as tutors and learning providers, promoting the communication and guiding the students throughout their learning process.
A system of continuous evaluation assesses the accomplishment of the learning objectives and the students’ grade of satisfaction. Therefore, their real needs can be contrasted with the results obtained according to different evaluation tools.