Admission is the set of requirements necessary to pursue university studies. Completion of these requirements is required prior to admission to the courses to be pursued.
Article 16 entitled "Access to official Master's degree courses" of Chapter IV "Official university Master's degree courses" of Royal Decree 1393/2007, of October 29, modified in its section 1 by article 9 of Royal Decree 861/2010, of July 2, states the following:
1. To access official Master's degrees, it will be necessary to hold an official Spanish university degree or another degree issued by a higher education institution belonging to another member state of the European Higher Education Area that qualifies for access to Master's degrees.
2. Likewise, graduates from educational systems outside the European Higher Education Area may access the programme without the need for their qualifications to be recognised, subject to verification by the University that they certify a level of training equivalent to the corresponding official Spanish university qualifications and that they entitle them to access postgraduate studies in the country that issued the qualification. Access via this route will not, under any circumstances, imply the recognition of the previous qualification held by the interested party, nor its recognition for any purpose other than to undertake the master's degree courses.
Furthermore, the University of La Laguna, in compliance with the provisions of Decree 168/2008, of July 22 (Official Gazette of the Canary Islands No. 154, of August 1), establishes that accreditation of a B1 level of English will be an essential requirement to access this master's degree. Consult the Documents recognized as proof of language skills. In addition, you can consult the following list of subjects that ULL and ULPGC, for the purposes of enrolment in a master's degree at the University of La Laguna, entails the acquisition of a B1 level of English and exemption from subjects as an academic requirement that enables admission to Master's degrees (to view the document, Click here).
Check the following link for the relationship of official ULL Degree qualifications whose completion recognises the achievement of foreign language skills (at least level B1) and the List of subjects from the different official ULL Degree courses, the completion of which involves attaining foreign language skills (level B1).
Admission is the allocation of places offered by the ULL to study official university courses among those who, fulfilling the access requirements indicated above (Graduate/Bachelor's degree and/or approved foreign qualification and B1 in English), have requested them.
Admission is carried out through the procedure established for this purpose in the ULL Regulations. The student must attach all official documents that prove the profile required for access, his/her academic record and his/her curriculum vitae, through which he/she will be evaluated for admission to the master's degree according to criteria of equality, merit and capacity.
The body responsible for admission that will evaluate the applications will be the Academic Committee of the degree, whose composition is determined in article 30 of the Regulations for Official Master's Degree Courses at the University of La LagunaArticle 31 of the aforementioned regulation states that the proposal for admission of students is one of the functions of the Academic Commission.
Admission requirements:
Selection criteria:
Students wishing to enroll in this master's degree must demonstrate a B1 level of knowledge in English.
Article 4 of the Canary Islands Government Decree 168/2008, of July 22 (BOC No. 154, of August 1), which regulates the procedure, requirements and evaluation criteria for the authorization of the implementation of university teaching leading to the official Bachelor's, Master's and Doctorate degrees, of the Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands simply states that the project must include, within the context of the general competencies of the degree, knowledge of a second language, preferably English, at an adequate level and in line with the needs of the graduates of each degree. It will be a requirement that at least 5% of the credits be taught in that second language. Consequently, English is not being included as a second language in the degree, since otherwise it would not have been authorized by the Canary Islands' autonomous government at the time. This aspect is specifically assessed in the degree processing protocol of the regional assessment agency, ACECAU (formerly ACECAU) and currently ACCUEE (Accuee). Therefore, as an entry requirement, as with all official Master's degrees at this University, students interested in pursuing these courses must possess an accredited B1 level according to the CEFR.
Scale
Admission to the master's degree will be granted to all students who meet the above general conditions. When demand exceeds the number of places available, the following selection criteria will be applied:
QUALIFICATION: Up to 8 points
a. Degree or Bachelor's Degree in Pedagogy, Educational Sciences or equivalent qualifications, 8 points
b. Degree or Bachelor's Degree in History, Philosophy, Sociology and Teaching, 6 points
c. Degree or Bachelor's degree in other Humanities or Social Sciences, 4 points
d. Any other qualification that allows access to the master's degree, 2 points
RECORD AVERAGE: Up to 10 points
In this section, the average of the academic record in the degree that gives access to the master's degree will be calculated. The average will be calculated by weighting, based on the credits or duration of the subject, the grades obtained expressed from 0 to 10. In academic certifications in which the numerical grade is not stated, the following equivalences will be applied: First Class Honours, 10 points; Outstanding, 9 points; Notable, 7.5 points; Pass, 5 points.
Enrolment is the formal instrument through which one acquires the status of university student. Before enrolling, students who wish to take the Master's degree must meet the entry requirements and have obtained a place through the admission process.
The access, admission and registration instructions published annually contain the information necessary for the correct development of the process (modalities, periods, calendar, documentation to be submitted, payment methods, etc.).