Lifelong Learning Master's Degree in Architecture Industrialisation: Design and Processes

To enrol on the Master’s Degree in Architecture Industrialisation, applicants must hold an official Spanish university qualification or an equivalent qualification issued by a higher education institution within the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) that grants access to master’s-level studies in the country of issue.

Applicants holding qualifications from education systems outside the EHEA may also be admitted without formal recognition of their degree, provided that the University verifies that their qualification represents an equivalent level of education and grants access to postgraduate studies in the country where it was awarded.

The admissions process will give particular consideration to the suitability of the applicant’s academic and professional profile in relation to the programme’s educational objectives. Student selection will be based on the following assessment criteria and weightings:
 

If you have decided to study this master’s degree programme, follow the steps below to complete your application. We recommend submitting your application as soon as possible, as places are limited.

1. Online application for admission

Application for admission

 2. Send the following documentation (*)

Applicants with an official Spanish university qualification

1. Certified copy of the university degree certificate, or certified copy of the receipt confirming payment of the degree issuance fees.
2. Certified copy of the academic transcript for completed university studies.

Applicants with an official foreign university qualification

1. Original legalised copy of the university degree certificate.
2. Original legalised copy of the academic transcript for completed university studies.
   
    

For all applicants:

1. One passport-sized photo.
2. One photocopy of your national identity card (DNI) or passport.
3. An up-to-date CV.
4. A letter of motivation
5. If the original documentation is not in Spanish, an original sworn translation into Spanish of the university degree certificate and academic transcript must also be submitted.
    

3. Interview

The Master’s Degree Admissions Committee may conduct personal interviews with candidates when considered necessary to assess the suitability of their profile, motivation and previous experience.

In accordance with Article 16 of Royal Decree 861/2010, applicants must hold an official Spanish university degree, bachelor's, diploma, engineer or architect or an equivalent qualification issued by a higher education institution within another member state of the European Higher Education Area that grants access to master’s-level studies in that country.

The admission tests consist of a weighted assessment of the candidate’s professional and research record.

Once a decision regarding your admission has been made, the Information and Admissions Service, responsible for managing the tests, will communicate the result to each candidate.

Candidates who have been accepted into a master's or postgraduate degree programme will receive an acceptance letter that is contingent on payment of the reservation fee.

1. A place reservation is made effective by payment of the amount specified for the respective programme, within ten business days of receipt of the admission acceptance letter.
2. Once the place reservation has been completed, should a student fail to meet the admission requirements established by national or regional legislation in force at the relevant time, not possess the required qualification, or should the programme fail to open due to insufficient enrolments, UIC will refund the full reservation fee.
3. If a student voluntarily withdraws from the programme for any reason, UIC will retain the full reservation fee as compensation for any resulting loss or damage and no refund will be made.
4. Non-payment of the reservation fee will be understood as a decision to decline the offer of admission. In such cases, UIC may cancel the application and withdraw the offer of a place.