As a general rule, those who meet the following requirements will be able to access the studies and obtain the Diploma of Specialization, University Expert, or Specific Training Certificate:

a) Be in possession of an official university degree, another expressly declared equivalent or an official university degree obtained in accordance with university education systems prior to that established in Royal Decree 1393/2007, of October 29 (BOE No. 260, of October 30).

b) Hold a degree from the ULL, or equivalent from another university, with a minimum duration of 120 ECTS credits.

c) Prove that you have passed at least 180 ECTS credits corresponding to official undergraduate courses.

d) Those who can demonstrate professional experience in the field of activities related to their own degree of at least two years.

e) Those who can prove they hold a recognized foreign higher education qualification or one equivalent to the corresponding official Spanish undergraduate degrees will also have access to studies leading to ULL's own postgraduate degrees. For this purpose, recognition of said qualification is not required, but prior verification that it qualifies the student in the country that issued it for access to postgraduate studies is required.

In cases where students do not meet the entry requirements but still wish to pursue the courses, they may do so. However, upon completion, they will not receive a university degree. Instead, they will receive a certificate of attendance and completion of a training course detailing the subject matter, content, and hours completed. This certificate will be issued by the Vice-Rector's Office responsible for managing university-specific degrees.