• For all students, the general (and minimum) requirement to be able to access an official master's degree from the University of La Laguna is to have at least a B1 level (or equivalent) of English accredited. 
• For non-Spanish speaking foreign students, they must also provide proof of a B1 level in Spanish, if it is not their native language.

Additionally, there are certain master's degrees or specializations whose minimum language requirement for admission by the Academic Committee is higher. These cases are:   

• In the MU for Teacher Training for Secondary Education, Baccalaureate, Vocational Training, and Language Teaching, in the Foreign Languages specialty, the corresponding C1 level of each language (English or French) is required. 
• In the MU in Nanoscience and Molecular Nanotechnology, it will be a requirement to prove proficiency in English at a level equivalent to or higher than B2.

How to prove the language requirement? 

All applicants, except those included in points 3 and 4 of the following list, must complete the language level accreditation through the following link.

Language accreditation can be carried out through:

1. Recognized certificates. These are those that officially justify language knowledge.
2. Level tests carried out at the ULL Language Service.
3. Have completed and passed certain official ULL undergraduate qualifications. See the following link: List of official Bachelor's degrees from the ULL, the completion of which recognizes the achievement of foreign language skills.  
4. Have completed and passed certain courses in the various official Bachelor's degrees offered by the ULL. See the following link: List of subjects from the different official ULL Degree courses, the completion of which involves attaining foreign language skills (level B1)