Applicants must hold a Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree in Physiotherapy, or an equivalent qualification.
In the case of international students, they must provide documentation demonstrating that they have completed and passed coursework that ensures a competency profile equivalent to the required degree. If the foreign qualification is not officially recognized, the master’s degree does not grant professional practice rights under any circumstances.
The admission criteria and the weighting assigned to each are detailed below:
| Weighting | Criteria | Aspects to be assessed |
| 30 % | Interview | - Motivation and interest in the programme and access to doctoral studies (40%): the applicant’s level of motivation to pursue the master’s degree will be assessed, as well as their knowledge of the programme, clarity regarding academic and professional goals, and interest in continuing into doctoral studies.
- Personal profile and soft skills (30%): personal and social competencies relevant to training and teamwork will be evaluated, including responsibility, commitment, character, empathy, teamwork skills, adaptability, initiative, communication skills, and critical thinking.
- Interest in working in the field and pursuing a research career (30%): the applicant’s demonstrated interest in developing professionally within the specific scope of the master’s programme and in continuing a research career in the discipline will be taken into account.
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| 30 % | Currículum vitae | - Assessment of academic background (30%): the relevance and suitability of previous studies to the profile of the master’s programme will be evaluated, as well as any relevant supplementary training (courses, seminars, certifications) and participation in extracurricular activities related to the field of the master’s degree.
- Work experience (20%): professional experience related to the master’s area of knowledge will be assessed, taking into account duration, level of responsibility in the roles performed, and the professional context (clinical, educational, institutional, etc.).
- Research experience (30%): participation in research projects, scientific publications, final degree or master’s theses with a research component, attendance and/or presentation of conference communications, research grants, or research placements will be considered.
- English level (20%): a level equivalent to B2 in English is considered sufficient. Higher levels will be positively valued in the admission process.
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| 40 % | Academic transcript | Grade point average (GPA) of the university degree (100%) |
If you have decided to pursue the master’s degree, follow the steps below to complete your admission process. We recommend that you do not delay your application, as places are limited.
1st: Online application
Admission application
2nd: Submission of the following documents (*)
Applicants with an official Spanish university degree
- Certified photocopy of the university degree, or certified photocopy of the receipt for the payment of degree issuance fees.
- Certified photocopy of the academic transcript of the completed university studies.
Applicants with an official foreign university degree
- Original legalized photocopy of the university degree.
- Original legalized photocopy of the academic transcript of completed university studies.
In all cases:
- One passport-sized photograph.
- Photocopy of the national ID card (DNI) or passport.
- Updated curriculum vitae.
- Motivation letter.
- If the original documentation is not in Spanish, an official sworn translation into Spanish of the university degree and academic transcript must be provided.
3rd: Interview
Interview with the master’s programme coordinator.
Once admitted, you will be able to begin the process of reserving your place and completing enrolment.