Bachelor’s Degree Admission Regulations · 2019-09-26 · 1st Cycle: Bachelor's Degree Bachelor’s degrees (Grado) replace the Spanish qualifications Diplomado and Licenciado

2019/2020Academic Year

Bachelor’s DegreeAdmission RegulationsUNIVERSIDAD EUROPEADE MADRID

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2019/20 Academic Year Regulations · Universidad Europea

CHOOSE YOUR DEGREE

Personalized advice.

Book your appointment for the admissions process.

Send in your university admissions applicationand documentation.

Take the entrance exams.

Admission confirmation, Place Reservation and Enrollment.

Fill out documentation accrediting legal requirements for access.

Welcome!

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Since its inception in 1995, Universidad Europea has been committed to innovative, integrated, high-quality educa-tion, today holding a leading position in Spanish private higher education. At Universidad Europea our goal is to increase our students' skills and transform them into op-portunities for personal and professional success. To achieve this, we have a unique, avant-garde educational model based on: experiential learning, interprofession-ality, collaborative work and developing the skills most required by the industry. And all in an international envi-ronment that provides a much more complete university experience and favors a more competitive profile.

At present, Universidad Europea has more than 16,000 students from five continents, who study at its 3 univer-sity institutions on 4 campuses in Madrid, Valencia and Tenerife. Universidad Europea’s academic offer is one of the most comprehensive on the market, and each year it incorporates new degree programs.

Universidad Europea provides a fully personalized learn-ing experience, integrating knowledge, professional skills and values to enable you to become a professional fully prepared for a global world.

We have over 3,500 internship agreements with business-es and organizations in Spain, more than 200 internship agreements in over 40 countries to complete your studies,

and we also offer 70 English or bilingual programs. Our commitment to enhancing your international profile has made us one of the highest rated universities, at the same level as centers like Cambridge or Harvard, in the “inter-national perspective” section of the international univer-sity rating service QS Star, with 4 out of 5 stars.

We have also achieved top scores for “Tuition”, “Facilities” and “Social responsibility”. Our professors encourage your active participation and guide you on academic and professional aspects to help you develop your skills and competencies in an international environment.

All of this is complemented by laboratories with cut-ting-edge technology, well-equipped sports facilities and a great range of extracurricular activities to enjoy along-side the education you receive in the classrooms.

Welcome to Universidad Europeade Madrid

VILLAVICIOSA DE ODÓN CAMPUS

All the resources you need for training in an international set-ting. Focusing on academic excellence, the Villaviciosa de Odón Campus offers a wide range of degree programs centered on stu-dents’ professional development and skills. It is the biggest cam-pus of Universidad Europea, noted for its innovative facilities, where our students carry out practical assignments and come into contact with the professional world from day one.

Academic, professional and personal life find a complementary balance at the Villaviciosa de Odón Campus. The student dor-mitory has capacity for more than 500 students from Spain and abroad, 14,000 square meters of sports facilities and the exten-sive Dulce Chacón library where students can study and com-plete their training in a comfortable and enriching setting.

Access to the Villaviciosa de Odón Campus is straightforward, with regular bus routes running directly to the center of Madrid (Príncipe Pio). If you have a car, we can offer a large private park-ing lot with constant surveillance.

ALCOBENDAS CAMPUS

An experiential Campus well on the way to becoming a bench-mark in the field of higher education.

It is designed to be a unique space where the University is in per-manent contact with the professional business world, a key fac-tor in the comprehensive development of our students.

The Campus has a space within Universidad Europea called HUB Emprende, dedicated to learning, work, and creativity.

It aims to promote entrepreneurship among students and any-one who wants to develop their project in this space. At HUB Em-prende, group intelligence thrives on a connection between the university, businesses, and players in international innovation in order to grow big ideas.

Excellent road links to Madrid city center (just a 15 minute drive from Plaza de Castilla) and to Barajas Airport (13 minutes away), and plenty of parking spaces.

Direct connections to public transport services (Madrid – Plaza Castilla, Alcobendas and San Sebastián de los Reyes).

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1. What is a Bachelor’s Degree? /9

2. Admissions Process /11

3. Specific Admission and Access Procedures /23

4. Bachelor’s Degree Fees /27

5. Integrated Study Support Plan 29

6. General Conditions for Admission /33

7. Other Useful Information /35

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What is a Bachelor’s Degree?

Accredited degrees and the European Higher Education Area

These are qualifications adapted to the European Higher Educa-tion Area (EHEA). They consist of three cycles: Bachelor’s, Mas-ter’s and PhD. Both Bachelor's degrees and Master's degrees relate to the following areas of study:

> Arts and Humanities.> Science.> Health Sciences.> Social Sciences and Law.> Engineering and Architecture.

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Article 34.1 of Spain's University Act (Organic Law 6/2001, of 21 December) rules that Universities are authorized to provide teaching leading to the award of official qualifications valid

throughout Spanish territory, and teaching leading to the award of other qualifications.

Professional careers

Baccalaureate or equivalent

PhD ProgramDoctoral Dissertation

BACHELOR’S DEGREE (180-240 ECTS credits)3-4 years (*)

(*) Some Bachelor's Degrees are longer, including Pharmacy,Dentistry,Architectureor Medicine

ADVANCED CAREER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION• Advanced Career and Technical Education:2 years

Entrance Exam + 45

Entrance Exam

Entrance Exams + 25

Entrance Exam + 19

MASTER’S DEGREE (60-120 ECTS credits) 1-2 years

PRIVATE DEGREES

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ECTS credits

ECTS credits (European Credit Transfer System) are the stan-dard for all universities in the European Higher Education Area to ensure consistency across the different European education systems. ECTS credits are based on the work students do in per-son, in all the activities of the learning process (classroom hours, study hours, assignments and internships).

1st Cycle: Bachelor's Degree

Bachelor’s degrees (Grado) replace the Spanish qualifications Diplomado and Licenciado. With some exceptions, most involve 180-360 ECTS credits over three to six academic years (including the Graduation Project).

The Bachelor's degree is structured as follows:

> University training subjects (a minimum of 25% of the degree credit total).

> Required subjects.> Elective subjects.> Internship

(a maximum of 25% of the degree credit total).> Graduation Project (at least 6 ECTS and a maximum of 12.5%

of the total credits for the degree).


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Admissions Process

2.1. PERSONALIZED ADVICE

Contact our advisers

For personalized guidance, you can go to any of our university campuses or contact us by phone: (+34) 917 407 272 or email us at [email protected].

The university adviser can give you all the information you need on all our degree programs.

We also inform you of the legal requirements for accessing any of our degree programs, depending on your present academic qualifications.

See 2.6. Submit university admissions documentation

If you have also already begun or finished university studies, we will tell you how you can ask us for free guidance on authorization or recognition of subjects, which will enable you to get more detailed information on the authorized and/or recognized credits and the enrollment plan for the degree program of your choice. To request a free personalized study of your recognized credits, go to:

https://universidadeuropea.es/admisiones-ayudas/convalidaciones-y-traslados-de-centro

RD 861/2010 authorizes the recognition of professional or work experience or non-accredited university studies (private degrees from accredited universities) as equivalent of up to 15% of the to-tal ECTS credits of an undergraduate degree curriculum. Our ad-visers can provide additional information as needed for your per-sonal situation.

To request your validation and/or recognition study you must at-tach the following to your online application:

• Personal academic transcript from the source degree program• Curriculum stamped by the Registrar's Office of the insti-

tution of origin• Syllabuses from the subjects taken and/or enrolled on for

the source degree program• Translated accredited degree for foreign degrees

If applying for credit for prior work experience, the following must be provided:

• CV • Employment record certificate

Company certificate – only when the duties performed in the company must be accredited, or in the case of students with international professional experience who cannot provide an employment record certificate. Once the application has been completed, you will receive your validation study in a few days.

2.2. BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT

To begin the admission process, you must make an appointment using one of these methods:

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WEBSITE https:universidadeuropea.es/madrid/proceso-de-admision/admision-grado

BY PHONEYou can book an appointment by calling (+34) 917 407 272

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If you are unable to attend or to take the entrance exam at the indicated time and date, you must let us know at least 48 hours in advance, at the New Student Admissions Department, by email to [email protected] so we can assign you a new exam date.

On the day of your appointment, you must fill out the Application Form and provide the documentation needed, which will depend on your university admission process.

To request to take the online bachelor’s degree entrance exam, you can get in touch in the following ways:

Email: [email protected] Telephone: (+34) 918 340 192

2.3. FILL OUT THE APPLICATION FORM

Candidates must fill out and sign the Application Form, in which

they express their wish to take part in the admissions process for

a Universidad Europea de Madrid study program. This also means that admission fees must be paid.

> Application Form

You can fill this out the same day as you take

the entrance exams. We will give you the form.

You can also fill it out online on our website.

> Copy of your DNI or passport

> Paying the Entrance Exam fees

This constitutes confirmation by the student that they accept their participation in the University/Center's Admissions process.Entrance Exam fee prices: admission fees are €150, to be paid be-forehand or on the day of the appointment.

This fee should preferably be paid before the entrance exam, or on the same day. Said amount will not be refunded under any cir-cumstance. After the Application Form has been completed and handed in online, this fee can be paid via online transfer with the following link: https://www.flywire.com/school/universidadeu-ropea or via credit card on our website under the section “Degree Admission Process”.

Thanks to the agreement between Universidad Europea de Ma-drid and Flywire, you can:

> Make payments from any country and bank, usually in your local currency.

> Track your payments from start to finish.

> Save on bank fees and currency exchange fees.

> Contact a multi-lingual support team to resolve any query, day or night.

2.4. TAKE THE ENTRANCE EXAMS

Universidad Europea de Madrid was the first university in Spain to establish entrance exams, in order to assess elements relating to the academic and professional success of each student, detect-ing their specific educational needs.

Universidad Europea de Madrid entrance exams are based on the

following:

General knowledge test

This general knowledge test only applies to international pre-university students who apply to enroll on the first year of a Bachelor’s Degree in Spain and have no UNED(1) credentials; therefore, their high school diploma must be officially recog-nized by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport.

A result of 5 or above will be considered a PASS mark for this test.

Whether the student is accepted or not does not depend solely on the result of the test, which will in any case determine if the student has any need for supplementary classes.

Competencies and skills assessment test

To assess:

> Skills in intellectual work.

> Attitudes to work

> Attitudes to cooperation and teamwork Lasts for approximately 30 minutes and includes:

> 116 general competency questions.

> 23 study behavior questions.


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Candidates can take the written tests at home if paying the fees online.

Interview / Cover Letter

Candidates will fill out a questionnaire regarding their motivation, which will be assessed by an individual appointed by the school as part of the admissions process.

For Online Degrees, the admissions process involves:Online English test.

Written interview: all applicants will complete this, except for those interested in the bachelor's degree in Human Nutrition and

Dietetics, who will have a phone interview.

Where and when are entrance exams taken?

You can go through the admissions process in person at any of our Campuses, or online or by phone if you are unable to come.

Entrance exams are taken at our Villaviciosa de Odón or

Alcobendas Campus:

Villaviciosa de Odón Campus (Madrid)

Calle Tajo s/n. 28670 Villaviciosa de Odón. Madrid.Building B. New Student Admissions Department.

Monday to Friday, mornings and afternoons, and Saturday mornings (check with your adviser which Saturdays).

Alcobendas Campus (Madrid)

Av. Fernando Alonso, 8 / 28108. Alcobendas, Madrid.

However, candidates residing in Andalusia, Asturias, the Canary Islands, Cantabria, Castilla y León, Castilla la Mancha, Galicia, the Autonomous Community of Valencia and the Basque Country have access to a team of representatives, who provide all infor-mation about the University or the option of taking the entrance exam in the student's own province.

(1) NOTE: Students from the following educational systems can opt to

enter through UNED credentials: Germany, Andorra, Austria, International

Baccalaureate, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, China, Cyprus, Croatia,

Denmark, European Schools, Slovakia, Slovenia, Estonia, Finland, France,

Greece, Hungary, Ireland,

Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway,

Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, United Kingdom, Romania, Sweden and

Switzerland, and any other State with a reciprocal international agreement.

(*) Consult the specific admission process for the Bachelor's Degree in

Medicine (p. 23).

Language tests give an initial assessment of language skills, which will determine whether the student can be admitted to their degree program of choice, and establish any need for supplementary classes.

Language tests will be determine admission to some degree programs. The language and level required for each degree program can be found in Appendix I of this regulation.

Having a B2 level in the language of instruc-tion of the degree program is recommended for optimal academic performance.

1. ENGLISH:

All students except for those who are going to take the bachelor's degree in Physical Therapy program in French and anyone with citizenship from the following countries: United Kingdom, Ireland, the United States, New Zealand and Australia.

The English language assessment evaluates:

> Reading comprehension.> Writing skills.

2. SPANISH:

Must be taken by:

> Students who want to study in Spanish and who are not native Spanish speakers.> Students who want to study in a language

other than Spanish and need a certain lev-el of Spanish to complete their internship.

> Students wishing to take a program with a Spanish language requirement, as per Appendix I.

This is a Spanish language assessment test, which evaluates:

> Reading comprehension.> Writing skills.

Language assessment test

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2.5. ADMISSION CONFIRMATION. FORMAL PLACE RESERVATION AND ENROLLMENT

Confirmation of admission

Universidad Europea de Madrid will notify you in writing of the result of the admissions process by sending an acceptance letter by email.

Place Reservation

Once you have passed the admissions process and have received your acceptance letter, you can formally reserve a place at the University.

Reserving a place constitutes confirmation by the student that they want to enroll at the University, and are guaranteed a place in their chosen course. The place reservation fee must be paid before enrollment.

Place Reservation Fee

We recommend reserving your place within 7 calendar days of being accepted for a course at Universidad Europea de Madrid. The deadline may vary for degrees with specific admissions processes.

The place reservation fee depends on the chosen degree. You can find financial information with the following link: https://universidadeuropea.es/experiencia-universitaria/informacion-para-el-alumno/honorarios-academicos.

The place reservation fee can be paid by:

> DIRECT DEBIT in a bank. To the bank account indicated in the financial and family information form you will be given during the admissions process. You must have a bank account in Spain or within SEPA (Single Euro Payment Area) which allows payments for by direct debit. SEPA includes the 28 member states of the European Union, plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Norway, San Marino and Switzerland.

> ONLINE TRANSFER. Students who cannot pay the Place Res-ervation Fee by the above methods can pay via the website section “Degree Admission Process” or at the following link:

https://www.flywire.com/school/universidadeuropea.

Documentation needed to reserve a place

To reserve a place you must provide the following documentation:

> Photocopies of your national ID card (or passport, in the case of non-European students).

> Academic documentation for your admission process (see the Legal Requirements for Access section).

You can send this documentation to Universidad Europea de Madrid in one of the following two ways:

• On the university website (www.universidadeuropea.es), once you are invited to the student portal by your advisor

• In person at the New Student Admissions Department, open Monday-Friday from 9 am to 6 pm and Saturdays from 9 am to 2 pm with confirmation from your university advisor

• Via email to your advisor

• By mail to any of the following addresses:

New Student Admissions Department

Villaviciosa de Odón Campus. Building B. New Student Admissions Department.C/ Tajo, s/n. Urb. El Bosque. 28670. Villaviciosa de Odón. Madrid.

Alcobendas Campus. New Student Admissions Department.Avda. Fernando Alonso, 8. 28108. Alcobendas. Madrid.

After the enrollment is formalized, you will receive an email with your username and password, so you can access ser-vices for Universidad Europea de Madrid students.

Formalize your enrollment and tuition

FILING FEE

A new transcript must be opened for all students entering Uni-versidad Europea de Madrid for the first time to take a Bachelor's degree course.

For online bachelor's degrees, the opening of the transcript does not entail any cost and is done automatically with place reservation.


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The new transcript fee is €770. This fee is a one-off payment to be made by direct debit from the account you provided on the financial and family information form included in the enrollment envelope, payable on the dates detailed below:

> For students enrolling before July, the amount will be debited on July 1.

> For students enrolling on later dates, the amount will be deb-ited on the 15th and 30th of the corresponding month.

Enrollment and Tuition

ENROLLMENT

Students must enroll for a minimum of 30 ECTS credits and a max-imum of 72 credits in each academic year. For double degrees, the maximum number of ECTS is 84 per academic year. For online degrees, the minimum is established at 24 ECTS.

On the day of the entrance exam, the New Student Admissions Department will provide you with all the necessary documenta-tion and forms to be able to formally enroll. These documents and forms must be submitted to Universidad Europea de Madrid on the day of the entrance exam, or after this day, in either of the following ways:

> By mail to any of the following addresses:


Villaviciosa de Odón Campus. Building B. New Student Admissions Department.C/ Tajo, s/n. Urb. El Bosque. 28670. Villaviciosa de Odón. Madrid.

Alcobendas Campus. New Student Admissions Department.Avda. Fernando Alonso, 8. 28108. Alcobendas. Madrid.

> In person at the New Student Admissions Department, open Monday-Friday from 9 am to 6 pm and Saturdays from 9 am to 2 pm with confirmation from your university advisor.

When you fill out the Enrollment Form you must:

> Indicate the campus, payment method, language and morn-ing/afternoon classes (if there is more than one class sched-ule option).

> Indicate all the subjects you want to enroll on, including any required elective subjects.

> Fill out the language course section.

> Fill out the bank direct debit details and person responsible for payment.

> Sign all pages where indicated, including the General Enrollment Terms and Conditions.

Documentation that must be submitted in the enrollment envelope

Required:

> Degree Enrollment Form, filled out and signed.

> Documentation accrediting your acceptance to the university.

(see section 2.6 Submit university admissions documentation).

> Informed consent of the Legal Requirements for Access.

> Student Insurance or TA-1 application form. (students under 28 years old who are not enrolledon the Social Security system).

> Photocopy of official ID.

Specific:

School of Health and Biomedical Science students:

> Internship consent form.

> Informed consent for the specific conditions of clinical internships for the Bachelor’s Degree in Dentistry, Physical Therapy, and Psychology at Universidad Europea de Madrid Clinics.

> Medical certificates for students enrolling in the bachelor's degree in Sports Science, the bachelor's degree in Physical Activity and Sports Science, and the bachelor's degree in Physical Therapy.

> Photocopy of the passport of the financial guardian.

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Once you have enrolled, you will receive an enrollment confirma-tion email with information on:

> How to check the current status of your enrollment, tran-script and personal details.

> Student Services Department contact details.

You must check this enrollment confirmation email and make sure all your details have been properly recorded in our system.

TUITION

Tuition represents the academic content associated with each degree program, consisting of subjects and ECTS credits.

Tuition Fees: Annual tuition fees will be calculated by multiplying the number of ECTS credits in which the student is enrolled by the price per ECTS credit, except for fixed price programs.

Tuition payment methods

HOW TO PAY YOUR TUITION FEES:

Tuition fees can be paid as follows:

ANNUAL PAYMENT

One payment to cover the entire tuition fee.

> By direct debit in a bank in the SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area). Universidad Europea de Madrid will debit the full tuition fee from the bank account you provided on the 1st day of the month once your enrollment has been formalized.

> Cash payment. You can download and print the payment order and take it to one of the available banks to pay the annual fee.

When the payment is made the bank will notify the University directly, so you will not need to send proof of payment.

> Online credit card payment. You can pay by credit card on our website. To pay in cash or pay with a card online, go to

http://universidadeuropea.es/pagos-docencia.

> Payment by Online Transfer. You can pay by transfer on our website: https://www.flywire.com/school/universidadeuropea

If you enrolled before September 1, the payment must be made before September 1.

If you enrolled on or after September 1, the payment must be made in the 5 days following the completion of your enrollment.

This payment method does not exempt students from the need to fill out and deliver proof of direct debit.

MONTHLY PAYMENT

Payment will be made in equal monthly installments provided tu-ition is continuous. The number of installments will be calculated according to the start and end date of your tuition.

Payment methods:

> By direct debit in a bank in the SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area).

Universidad Europea de Madrid will debit the installment from the account you provided on the 1st day of each month.

> If you are an international student enrolled in an online program and you cannot pay by direct debit, you can pay through our website:

> Online credit/debit card payment: http://universidadeuropea.es/pagos-docencia.

> Payment by International Transfer: https://www.flywire.com/school/universidadeuropea

MONTHLY PAYMENT DEFERRED UNTIL AUGUST

Payment will be made in equal monthly installments from the start of your tuition until the month of August.

Universidad Europea de Madrid will debit the installment from the account you provided on the 1st day of each month.

Payment methods:

> By direct debit in a bank in the SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area).


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This payment method excludes:

a) Final year students.b) Bachelor's degree students on non-continuous courses. c) Students not enrolled on the second semester.d) Preparation Courses.e) Students not paying by direct debit.

> If you want to defer payment for all academic years, you must notify us each year in writing when renewing enrollment.

> Students who become in arrears for the amount of two in-stallments over the course of their time at the University will lose the right to benefit from deferred payment.

> The conditions established for Deferred Payment are appli-cable for the 18/19 academic year. Universidad Europea de Madrid reserves the right to change the conditions for the next academic year.

> As with other payment methods, in order to request a tran-script, the student's payments must be up to date.

> Remember that to complete your studies and close your file, you must have paid all the installments to the University.

ENROLLMENT AMENDMENTS

Enrollment takes place only once per academic year and, after confirmation by the university, can only be amended in excep-tional situations, always within the official deadlines set by the University. You can request this amendment at https://universi-dadeuropea.es/madrid/matriculacion, clearly stating the rea-son. The periods in which enrollments can be amended in the 19/20 academic year, and the exceptional situations that permit it, can be consulted on this web page.

Enrollment amendments outside of the official deadlines estab-lished by the University will not be permitted, except for students who have academic calendars not based on semesters.

Enrollment amendments may affect the total tuition fee, which must be regularized after the amendment is made. We recom-mend you consult the financial details of your enrollment online at https://universidadeuropea.es/experiencia-universitaria/informacion-para-el-alumno/informacion-economica

LATE ENROLLMENT

The maximum limit for late enrollment in a semester is 6 weeks after the semester start date. After this time, the Dean of the School concerned shall be responsible for authorizing the stu-dent's enrollment.

October 15 is the deadline for late enrollment on curricular and extracurricular language courses.

2.6. SUBMIT UNIVERSITY ADMISSIONS DOCU-MENTATION

WHAT DOCUMENTATION MUST BE SUBMITTED?

Depending on your previous studies, in this section we indicate the documentation you must submit to accredit admission to the University, and also when and how you must submit it. The doc-umentation required in each case will always be subject to the relevant legislation.

High school diploma

If you have completed the University Access Assessment (EvAU), University Entrance Exam (Selectividad/PAU):

> Assessment/Entrance Exam/Selectividad card/s

> And proof of transcript transfer payment (to be paid at the Uni-versity where you sat the exams)

If you have completed an International or European High School Diploma, or come from an educational system of the European Union or other countries with a reciprocal agreement:

You must request the relevant accreditation from the Univer-sidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia (UNED) and we will validate its issue on the UNED platform.

For more information, contact www.uned.es

If you have completed your High School Diploma in another educational system (with no EvAU/PAU) or in a country with no reciprocal agreement:

Official high school diploma recognition resolution from the Ministry of Education (MECD) indicating the final grade. The Official High School Diploma Recognition application form will be provided provisionally until you receive accreditation.

For more information, contact www.mecd.gob.es

You must pass the Universidad Europea admissions process.

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Vocational Training (Advanced Career and Technical Education or FPII)

Academic Document or Certificate accrediting the training.

Students over the age of 25

Certificate that you have passed the relevant Entrance Exam (taken at the University).

Proof of transcript transfer payment (to be paid at the University where you sat the exams).

Students over the age of 45 Certificate that you have passed the relevant Entrance Exam.

This admission procedure is only valid if you have passed the entrance exam set by Universidad Europea, and if we offer the course you want to study.

Students over the age of 40with professional experience

Positive Admission Report issued by Universidad Europea de Madrid.

If you have started or completed university studies

If you have a Spanish university degree:

Official degree . or academic certificate accrediting that you have completed

your university studies. or degree payment certificate.

If you have not completed Spanish university studies:

Transfer fee stamped by the Registrar’s Office of the university of origin. And Academic Certificate.

If you have a foreign university degree:

Official degree. Academic Certificate. Curriculum and course syllabuses stamped by the issuing

university. Official Certificate of Validity indicating that the university

and degree program followed are officially recognized and authorized. This document can be issued by the university of origin (signed by the Rector or the competent authority) or by the Ministry of Education of the country of origin.

Sworn statement confirming that you have not simultaneous-ly submitted this documentation to the Ministry of Education for recognition.

Admissions documents may only be submitted in Spanish or English. If the documentation is in any other language, it must be submitted duly translated by a sworn translator. In addition, in the case of studies completed in a country that is not a member state of the European Union, all documentation must be duly legalized.

If you have not completed foreign university studies:

Academic Certificate. Curriculum and course syllabuses stamped by the issuing

university. Official Certificate of Validity indicating that the university

and degree program followed are officially recognized and authorized. This document can be issued by the university of origin (signed by the Rector or the competent authority) or by the Ministry of Education of the country of origin.

Admissions documents may only be submitted in Spanish or English. If the documentation is in any other language, it must be submitted duly translated by a sworn translator.

In addition, in the case of studies completed in a country that is not a member state of the European Union, all documentation must be duly legalized.

To find your path to official recognition/authenticating qualifi-cations, see the section Additional Information, Official Recog-nition of Studies, and the Authenticating Qualifications section.

When must you submit documentation?

You must submit your admissions documentation as soon as pos-sible, and at the latest when formalizing enrollment.

Students who cannot submit all University admissions doc-umentation when formalizing enrollment shall be enrolled conditionally.

In this case, you must undertake in writing to submit your admis-sions documentation before Friday, November 15, 2019.

In these cases, your enrollment will be provisional and condi-tional on verifying that you meet the admission requirements for your studies.

If you do not submit your documentation within the deadline set, Universidad Europea de Madrid will cancel your provisional enroll-ment and close your transcript without returning any amounts paid.


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Exceptionally, students who are studying for an Advanced Di-ploma at the European Career College of Madrid and have only Workplace Training and the Project pending completion may be authorized to submit the Advanced Diploma certificate granting access to the bachelor's degree after Friday, Novem-ber 15, 2019, subject to signing the corresponding conditioned enrollment document.

If a student does not provide proof of having completed the Advanced Diploma that grants access to the Bachelor’s Degree before the end of December 2019:

Any evaluations for completed Bachelor's Degree subjects will no longer be valid.

No academic certificate relating to the Bachelor’s Degree shall be issued.

They shall lose their right to enroll on any Bachelor’s Degree until they have completed the Advanced Diploma.

No amounts invoiced for the Bachelor’s Degree shall be returned.

If you formalize enrollment as of Friday, November 15, 2019, the deadline for submitting documentation will be the last business day of the month following enrollment.

How and where to submit university admissions documentation?

All university admissions documentation must be a certified original so you must submit it inside your enrollment envelope in person or by certified mail to:


Villaviciosa de Odón Campus. Edificio B. Calle Tajo s/n. Urb. El Bosque. 28670. Villaviciosa de Odón. Madrid.

Alcobendas Campus. Avda. Fernando Alonso, 8. 28108. Alcobendas. Madrid.

If you have already formalized enrollment, you must submit your admissions documentation to:

Student Services Department

Villaviciosa de Odón Campus. Edificio B. C/ Tajo, s/n. Urb. El Bosque. 28670. Villaviciosa de Odón. Madrid.

Alcobendas Campus. Avda. Fernando Alonso, 8. 28108. Alcobendas. Madrid.

Additional information

OFFICIAL RECOGNITION OF STUDIES

To officially recognize your foreign studies you must submit the application form that you can download from the Ministry web-site together with the documentation indicated.

All documents submitted must be official and issued by the com-petent authorities according to the legal system in the country in question.

For more information, see www.mecd.gob.es

IMPORTANT NOTES:

The Ministry may require additional documentation to that submitted with the application. In these cases it is important to provide this documentation as quickly as possible.

The period set by the Ministry is for guidance only, as the pro-cess can be delayed by up to 6 months.

Universidad Europea de Madrid also has an agreement with the company Homologation Student Services (*) (www.hostudents.com) to arrange discounts on its services for students.

(*) Universidad Europea guarantees an advantageous financial agreement with Homologation Student Services. However, it accepts no liability for the com-mercial relationships which may arise between Homologation Student Services and UEM students. The admissions advisers will also provide you with useful information.

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Authenticating qualifications

In some cases, documents issued abroad must be authenticated and translated into Spanish to be considered for administrative purposes.

Authentication is not required for:

> European Union Member States: Germany, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Croatia, Denmark, Slovakia, Slovenia, Esto-nia, Finland, France, Greece, Netherlands, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Poland, Portugal, United Kingdom, Czech Republic, Romania and Sweden.

> Signatory States of the European Economic Area Agree-ment: Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway

> Switzerland, as it has a bilateral agreement with the European Union.

An “apostille” is required but no authentication for countries that have signed The Hague Convention except European Union (EU) and European Higher Education Area (EHEA) countries. These countries are:

India, Monaco, San Marino, Colombia, Mongolia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Cook Islands, Santa Lucia, Antigua and Barbuda, South Korea, Israel, Namibia, São Tomé and Príncipe, Argentina, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Japan, Niue, Seychelles, Aus-tralia, Kazakhstan, South Africa, Dominica, Kyrgyzstan, New Zea-land, Ecuador, Lesotho, Oman, Bahamas, USA, Suriname, Bahrain, El Salvador, Liberia, Panama, Swaziland, Barbados, Paraguay, Tajikistan, Belarus, Peru, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Belize, Fiji, Macao, Botswana, Malawi, Dominican Republic, Uruguay, Bra-zil, Uzbekistan, Brunei, Granada, Morocco, Vanuatu, Marshall Islands, Venezuela, Burundi, Honduras, Mauritius, Cape Verde, Hong Kong, Mexico, Samoa, Chile, Saint Kitts and Nevis.

Diplomatic authentication is required

Countries that have signed the Andrés Bello Convention: Bolivia, Cuba. Must be submitted at:

> Ministry of Education of the country of origin for official degrees and study certificates.

> Relevant Ministry for birth and nationality certificates, in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country where the documents were issued.

> Spain’s diplomatic mission or consulate in the country.

Other countries: diplomatic authentication required. To this end, documents should be submitted to:

> Ministry of Education of the country of origin, for degrees and study certificates, and the relevant Ministry for birth and na-tionality certificates.

> Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the country where the documents were issued.

> Spain’s diplomatic mission or consulate in the country.

> Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation (Authentication Section. Calle Juan de Mena, 4. 28014 Madrid (Telephone numbers: (91) 379 16 10 and (91) 379 17 00).

2.7 CREDIT RECOGNITION

Prior to formalizing your enrollment, you can request credit rec-ognition provided:

> You have started and/or completed official university studies.

> You have accreditable professional experience.*

> Non-accredited university studies (private degrees from ac-credited universities).*

*RD 1393/2007 authorizes the recognition of professional or work experi-ence or non-accredited university teaching (private degrees from accred-ited universities) as equivalent of up to 15% of the total ECTS credits of a graduate degree curriculum.

In any of these cases, before formalizing your enrollment, you must request a Provisional Recognition of Credits from Univer-sidad Europea de Madrid pursuant to current regulations estab-lished and published on the University website. In order to offer you personalized academic guidance during the admissions in-terview, we recommend you request guidance before taking your entrance exams. You can request the Provisional Recognition of Credits free of charge on the University website at the follow-ing link: https://universidadeuropea.es/admisiones-ayudas/convalidaciones-y-traslados-de-centro.

The Provisional Recognition of Credits request must be accom-panied by the following documentation:

> Personal academic transcript from the source degree program

> Study curriculum stamped by the Registrar's Office of the insti-tution of origin.

> Syllabuses from the subjects taken and/or enrolled on for the source degree program.

> Translated accredited degree (only for foreign degrees).

> Translated official accreditation certificate of the source University and degree program (only for students with foreign studies and/or degrees). This document must indicate that both the university and the qualification obtained are officially recognized and that they are implemented in the country of origin. This document can be issued by the University of origin or the Ministry of Education of the country of origin.

http://www.exteriores.gob.es/Portal/es/ServiciosAlCiudadano/SiEstasEnElExtranjero/Paginas/Legalizaciones.aspx

http://www.exteriores.gob.es/Portal/es/ServiciosAlCiudadano/SiEstasEnElExtranjero/Paginas/Legalizaciones.aspx

http://www.mjusticia.gob.es/cs/Satellite/es/1200666550200/Tramite_C/1215326297910/Detalle.html


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If applying for credit for prior work experience, the following must be provided:

> Employment record certificate.

> Curriculum Vitae.

> Company certificate – only when the duties performed in the company must be accredited, or in the case of students with international professional experience who cannot provide an employment record certificate.

> Report detailing the duties performed (for recognition of pro-fessional experience in Pharmacy and Biotechnology Degree Programs).

All of the documentation must be sent electronically, as an at-tachment to the request made via the University’s website. No documentation will be accepted in paper form.

The university may require any additional documentation from the student considered necessary to study the validation/recog-nition, as well as original documentation or a certified copy. The University also reserves the right to request a Sworn Statement accrediting the accuracy of the data provided.

If the source studies were completed abroad, the documents submitted must be duly authenticated, provided they have not been issued by an EU country. In this case, the stamp of the University of origin is sufficient. Furthermore, a translation is re-quired if the original documents are written in a language other than Spanish or English.

Universidad Europea de Madrid will respond to the request in a period of 48 to 96 hours by sending the student their Recog-nition/Validation Orientation. This Provisional Recognition of Credits is merely informative and has no official validity, and is subject to submission of the relevant official documentation and compliance with the applicable legal requirements.

The credits recognized on the student’s transcript will be free of charge.

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3.1. ADMISSION TO THE BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN MEDICINE

All candidates in the process of admission to the Bachelor’s Degree in Medicine for the Academic Year 2019/2020 must pass the specific process described in the Guide to the Admission Process of the Bachelor’s Degree in Medicine for academic year 2019/2020, published on the University’s website, at

https://universidadeuropea.es/madrid/proceso-de-admision/admision-medicina

3.2. ADMISSION TO DEGREES TAUGHT BY THE SCHOOL OF SPORTS AND EXERCISE SCIENCES

Admission to the Bachelor’s Degree in Sports Science and the double Bachelor’s Degree in Sports Science and Bachelor’s De-gree in Physical Therapy requires a specific admission process, which includes a test of physical fitness and functional assess-ment. The Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Therapy taught entirely in French also has a selective admission process described on the University website.

The dates of the entrance exams for these degree programs and useful additional information for candidates are published on the University website.

3.3. ADMISSION TO THE GLOBAL BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMS TAUGHT BY THE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND COMMUNICATION

What is a Global Bachelor Degree?

The Global Bachelor Degree programs (International Business, International Relations, Double Degree in International Business and International Relations), taught entirely in English, are de-signed to give students an international perspective, offering them a unique opportunity to complete their education at dif-ferent exclusive international destinations: the London School of Economics, Pace University of New York, McGill University or Dublin Business School.

Global program students will have a mentor during their first year at the University, and specialized mentors from the second year onwards (academic, internship, international, professional and scientific), based on the needs of each phase of their studies and until they complete the Bachelor’s Degree. Global program students will also enjoy a range of exclusive extra-academic ac-tivities bringing them into contact with the professional milieu of their degree programs. They can attend seminars/workshops/conferences by international guest professors or professionals, as well as Spanish professionals with wide-ranging experience in benchmark international institutions and entities.

Specific Admission and Access Procedures

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Prerequisites for access to the program

> Students must have passed a minimum level of English to enter the Global program (see Annex I).

> Students from other universities may transfer when the rec-ognized subjects are from the first or second year of a degree (students transferring from the third, fourth or fifth year will not be accepted).

> Students entering the Global programs by transferring their transcript must pay a regularization fee relating to the premium services of the program.

This regularization will depend on the number of credits rec-ognized in credit recognition report students receive when re-questing to transfer their transcript. It will be calculated using the number of recognized ECTS credits multiplied by the set regularization price per ECTS credit (€40).

> The fee will also be regularized for students changing degree programs within the same School, or changing to a degree in a different Universidad Europea School (including students coming from Advanced Career and Technical Education).

> Once the credit recognition report is ready, the student will be enrolled and will be required to regularize the fee. This fee will be paid together with the first year tuition fees, depending on the payment method chosen. From that time, no more valida-tions can be requested.

> Students who receive a scholarship or grant of more than 50% of the cost of tuition will have to pay the regularization fee of the value added program during the different academic years.

> Students will have to meet the requirements (average grade in the transcript and/or level of English) to be able to go to the ex-clusive destination for their program. These requirements will be defined by the School of Social Sciences and Communica-tion and the host university.

> If a student opts for a period of study abroad in the 3rd year of the Global program outside the Erasmus program, they must pay the corresponding international fee established for all the students in the School, regardless of their degree program.

Cancellation of the program

If for some personal or academic reason a student has to leave the Global program in which they are enrolled, the university will not refund the regularization fee.

Changes in agreements with destination universities

Depending on the program, the host universities are the London School of Economics, Pace University of New York,

McGill University and the Dublin School of Business. If there is any change or cancellation in the student exchange agreement, the School of Social Sciences and Communication will offer stu-dents an equivalent international placement.

3.4. UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE FOR STUDENTS OVER 25

If you are 25 or over in the calendar year of taking the exam, and you do not have another pathway to university, you can take the University Entrance Exam for students over 25.

You can sit the exam at as many universities as you want. If you pass the exam and you want to improve your grade, you can re-take it on successive exam dates, and the new grade will be taken into account if it is higher than the previous one, unless the exam is taken at another university, in which case only the last grade will count.

You can sit the exam again regardless of whether you have al-ready taken it in previous academic years or at other universities.

You can take the University Entrance Exam for students over 25 at Universidad Europea de Madrid on the dates set each year. In 2019 this exam is governed by Royal Decree 412/2014 and the RESOLUTION of Monday, June 05, 2017 by the Directorate General of Universities and Research, which published the Agreement of the Organizing Committee amending the rules and instructions regulating the university entrance exam for students over 25 in the Community of Madrid. (B.O.C.M. No.142 FRIDAY JUNE 16 2017) and by the AMENDMENT of the mistakes in the Resolution of June 5 2017 by the Directorate General of Universities and Research, which published the agreement of the Organizing Committee modifying the rules and instructions regulating the university en-trance exam for students over 25 in the Community of Madrid. (B.O.C.M. No. 164 WEDNESDAY JULY 12, 2017).

We offer a Preparation Course for this exam, with the option of taking it on weekends at the Villaviciosa Campus or during the week at the Alcobendas Campus. The course is nine weeks of on-campus classes, mock exams and self-assessment exercises.


The University Entrance Exam for students over 45 is for people aged 45 or over during the calendar year they take the exam and who do not have another legal pathway to university.

The University Entrance Exam for students over 45 at Universidad Europea de Madrid is governed by Royal Decree 412/2014 and the Resolution of November 26 2014 by the Directorate General of Universities and Research, which published the Agreement of the Organizing Committee establishing the rules and instructions


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regulating the University Entrance Exam for students over 45 in the Community of Madrid (BOCM, Monday December 15, 2014).

This admission procedure is only valid if you have passed the entrance exam set by Universidad Europea, and if we offer the course you want to study.

Universidad Europea de Madrid will hold the University Entrance Exam for students over 45 on the dates set each year. We also of-

fer a Preparation Course for this exam, with the option of taking it on the weekend at the Villaviciosa Campus or during the week at the Alcobendas Campus.

Registering for the preparation course and/or univer-sity entrance exam for students over 25 and over 45.

To register for the preparation course and/or university entrance exam for students over 25 and over 45, you must submit:

> The application is form available on the University website: https://universidadeuropea.es/madrid/

proceso-de-admision/acceso-mayores-25

https://universidadeuropea.es/madrid/proceso-de-admision/acceso-mayores-45

> Three photocopies of your official ID.

> Three passport-sized photos.

> Proof of payment of the registration.

You can submit the documentation to us at:


Villaviciosa de Odón Campus. Edificio B C/ Tajo, s/n. Urb. El Bosque. 28670. Villaviciosa de Odón. Madrid. Email: [email protected]

Alcobendas Campus. Av. Fernando Alonso, 8 / 28108. Alcobendas. Madrid.

You can pay this using one of the following methods:

> Credit Card (on Campus).

> Online Transfer. Universidad Europea de Madrid has an agree-ment with Flywyre to facilitate the processing of national and international payments. Flywire allows you to make secure payments from any country or bank, and generally in your lo-cal currency. You can pay via our website’s Bachelor’s Degree Admission Process "Access for students over 25" or "Access for students over 45", or at the following link:

http://madrid.universidadeuropea.es/alumno-uem/ informacion-economica#plataforma-pago.


If you have workplace or professional experience relating to a subject, you do not have any academic qualification for univer-sity entrance via other pathways or will be 40 or over during the calendar year the academic year begins, you can enter university in this way, according to Art. 16 RD 412/2014. This applies only to degree programs where this exam appears in the program spec-ification and provided the student's professional experience relates to the chosen degree.

To accredit workplace or professional experience, you must attach a dossier to your application form which includes the fol-lowing information:

> Sworn statement that you do not have any academic qualifica-tion enabling you to enter university via other pathways.

> Cover letter (a template letter to fill out is provided at Universi-dad Europea de Madrid).

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> A work life record.

> Résumé.

> Documentary proof (letters of recommendation, qualifications from training courses or any others related to the chosen Bach-elor’s Degree).

> Language certificates, where appropriate.

Once you have provided the above documentation, we will hold a personal interview to assess competencies requiring direct observation which relate to academic success in the chosen de-gree, and to identify specific educational needs.

You will also have to take a written exam to prove your basic sci-entific knowledge.

After completing all these steps, the University will issue an as-sessment report (documentation provided, written exam, per-sonal interview) which, if positive, will be processed internally to admit you to our university.

Complementary Studies may be required for access to certain degree programs.

More information is available on our website.


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Summary of payment items for Bachelor’s Degrees:

Entrance Exams + Place Reservation Fee + OpeningTranscript + Tuition Fees.

4.1. ENTRANCE EXAMS

This constitutes confirmation by the student that they agree to take part in the University Admissions process.

Entrance exams cost €150. They must be paid for in advance. (See the General Conditions for Admission in Section 6 of this document).

Entrance exams cost € 65. They must be paid for in advance.

4.2. PLACE RESERVATION

Reserving a place constitutes confirmation by the student that they accept the place and want to enroll at the University, and are guaranteed a place in their chosen course.

The place reservation fee will be paid every year by direct debit from the account indicated by the student.

You can find additional information on the place reservation fee for new students in section 2.5.

4.3. OPENING TRANSCRIPT

A new transcript must be opened for all students entering Universidad Europea de Madrid for the first time to take a de-gree course.

Formalization requires the payment of a €770 fee. The University will issue a single debit for this amount to the bank account indi-cated by the student.

For online bachelor's degrees, the opening of the transcript does not entail any cost and is done automatically with place reservation.

You can find additional information on the transcript fee in sec-tion 2.5.

4.4. TUITION

The tuition and academic content of Bachelor’s Degrees are structured into subjects, with a set number of ECTS credits for each one.

Annual tuition fees will be calculated by multiplying the number of credits/ECTS in which the student is enrolled by the price per cred-it/ECTS, except for fixed price programs (See the table of fees and General Conditions for Admission in Section 6 of this document).

The educational model of Universidad Europea de Madrid is based on academic excellence, experiential learning, interpro-fessionality, collaborative work and developing skills, and it wants to ensure the cost of study is not an obstacle to access high quality education. For this reason, we have a complete system of financial aid.

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5.1. FLEXIBLE PAYMENT

Universidad Europea de Madrid offers maximum flexibility in how you pay, to meet your needs.

> Annual payment A single installment. > Monthly payment (during teaching months).> Deferred monthly payment (interest free).

5.2. STUDY GRANTS

Simultaneous Studies

Students taking two degree programs (*) in the same academic year will benefit from the following discounts on the second program:

> Place reservation fee for the second degree: 100% discount.

> Filing fee: 100% discount.

Students taking a graduate degree and then enrolling in another degree program in the same academic year (*) will benefit from the following discounts on the second program:

> Place reservation fee for the second degree: 100% discount.


Students entering a degree in this way do not have to pay for Uni-versity entrance exams.

Family member(*) in another UEM degree

If the second family member is enrolled on a degree program (**) and the first family member is also enrolled on another degree program (**), Advanced Career and Technical Education or gradu-ate degree, the second family member to enroll will benefit from:

> Tuition Fees: 5 % discount.

This discount will be applied for as many years as the two family members are studying simultaneously at the University. To bene-fit from this discount, the student must present documentation accrediting the family relationship in the first two months after enrolling. It will not apply if you cancel before the end of the ac-ademic year.

Students benefiting from this discount still have to pay for Uni-versity entrance exams.

(*) For this purpose, a family member means a parent, child, sibling or spouse. (**) Bachelor's Degree (3 years), Bachelor's Degree in Architecture (3 years), Bachelor's Degree in Architecture (5 years), Technical Engineering, Engineering Degree or Bachelor’s Degree (5 years).

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For all students who have taken the Preparation Course and Entrance Exams for students over 25 at Universidad Europea de Madrid and enroll for a Bachelor’s Degree at the University the following academic year:

> They will be refunded the cost of the Preparation Course. The cost of the course will be refunded from Sunday, December 15, 2019, as long as the first monthly tuition fee for the Bachelor’s Degree has been paid.

For all students who have taken and passed the Entrance Exam for students over 25 at Universidad Europea de Madrid and en-roll for a Bachelor’s Degree at the University the following aca-demic year:

> They will be refunded the cost of the Entrance Exam. The cost of the exam will be refunded from Sunday, December 15, 2019, as long as the first monthly tuition fee payment for the Bache-lor’s Degree has been paid.

Students entering a degree in this way do not have to pay for University entrance exams.

> 100% discount on enrollment in the second and subsequent disciplines for all students enrolled on the Preparation Course for the entrance exam for students over 25 who have already paid for the first discipline.


For all students who have taken the Preparation Course and Entrance Exams for students over 45 at Universidad Europea de Madrid and enroll at the University the following academic year:

> They will be refunded the cost of the Preparation Course. The cost of the course will be refunded from Sunday, December 15, 2019, as long as the first monthly tuition fee payment for the Bachelor’s Degree has been paid.

For all students who have taken and passed the Entrance Exam for students over 45 at Universidad Europea de Madrid and enroll at the University the following academic year:

> They will be refunded the cost of the Entrance Exam. The cost of the exam will be refunded from Sunday, December 15, 2019, as long as the first monthly tuition fee payment for the Bache-lor’s Degree has been paid.


> 100% discount on enrollment in the second and subsequent disciplines for all students enrolled on the Preparation Course for the entrance exam for students over 45 who have already paid for the first discipline.

Alumni

Former students of Graduate Degrees at Universidad Europea de Madrid or European Career College of Madrid students condi-tionally enrolled on a bachelor's degree until Tuesday, December 31, 2019 will benefit from the following discount:

> Tuition Fees: 15% discount for the first year.



This discount does not apply to the Bachelor’s Degree in Medicine, Bachelor’s Degree in Commercial Aviation and Flight Operations Management or the Bachelor's Degree in Dentistry.

5.3. BANK LOANS

Universidad Europea de Madrid has signed various agreements with banks to help you fund your studies.

To request a personalized simulation, ask your adviser or direct-ly at the Banco Santander branch on our Villaviciosa de Odón campus.

Universidad Europea de Madrid

+34 917 407 272

For more information, visit or call:

Banco Santander - Campus universitario Universidad Europea de Madrid

Calle Tajo s/n. 28670. Villaviciosa de Odón (Madrid).Tel. (+34) 916 044 844 – (+34) 916 167 742.

5.4. SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

We provide you with a list of scholarships for you to select the one that best suits your circumstances.

We also inform you that the Scholarships awarded by the Uni-versity are subject to current tax legislation. All scholarships are taxed as ordinary income. A withholding of between 2% and 24.75% is applied to scholarships, depending on the amount of the grant and the beneficiary's tax residence. Withholdings are made at the time of issuing the scholarship, reducing the net amount received.


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Universidad Europea Scholarships

GRANTS FOR HIGH-PERFORMING STUDENTS

If you have a GPA of 8 in the last two years of high school, you get at least 30% off.

If you are in your last two years of high school and have an average of at least an 8 in your last two years of high school (1º and 2º ba-chillerato), reserve your place in any bachelor's degree program and request one of these grants that will allow you to take from 30% to 90% off your tuition. This final percentage will depend on your Final Entrance Exam Grade (FEG).

Deadline: Apply for your place at Universidad Europea de Madrid and submit the Grant Application with your high school transcript and get 30% off your tuition [email protected]. Once you submit your Final Entrance Exam Grade, before June 25, 2019, we’ll confirm the final percentage of your grant. See rules on the website: https://universidadeuropea.es/madrid/becas)

UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA SCHOLARSHIPS (MERIT AND IN-COME-BASED)

If you are a high school student in your last two years and you have a GPA of at least 7 in the last two years of high school (1º and 2º bachillerato)or you are coming from an Advanced Career and Technical Education with a GPA of at least 8 and you have a low incomeyou can apply for a scholarship at Universidad Europea de Madrid, as per the Regulation on Applying for and Issuing Schol-arships applicable each academic year.

Application Deadline for new students:From March 16 to July 16, 2019.

For UEM students: From June 15 to July 16, 2019.

Scholarship amount: €3,000

Required documents:

SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION FORM

> A certified photocopy of your transcript.

> Certified photocopy of the individual or joint income tax and wealth tax returns of the student's parents and any people that the student depends on financially, all for the last fiscal year.

The University reserves the right to request originals.Duly completed applications and required documents will be submitted as follows:

> New students: send an email to [email protected]

> If you are already enrolled at the University: submit a GENERAL ONLINE REQUEST. See rules on the website:

https://universidadeuropea.es/madrid/becas)

Scholarships from the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport

You can find the application form, deadlines, requirements and general information published on the website www.educacion.es, where you must fill out the relevant form.

Remember that to process the scholarship, the form must be submitted with all the documentation required, as set out in the announcement for each academic year.

The scholarship may include the following financial aid:

> Fixed amount linked to income.> Fixed amount linked to residence.> Variable amount through a coefficient.> Tuition scholarship.

For more information see the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport website.

Grants from the Autonomous Community of Madrid

EXCELLENCE GRANTS.

Intended to foster and consolidate a group of university students with excellent academic performances. For more information, see the website: www.emes.es.

GRANTS FROM OTHER AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITIES

The different Autonomous Communities offer Study Scholar-ships for students whose home is in their respective region, taking studies leading to accredited Bachelor’s Degrees, in the periods and with the requirements established in the call for ap-plications for each academic year.

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Place Reservation

The place reservation fee will only be reimbursed if the student does not meet the stipulated legal requirements for University access, providing documents to prove this to the New Student Service and Admissions Department before Friday, November 15, 2019.

Should the student formalize their enrollment from Friday, No-vember 15, 2019, the deadline for providing the established legal requirements for University access will be the last business day of the month following the formalization of their enrollment.

If the student is denied a student visa, and presents a rejection letter from the Spanish Embassy of the corresponding country, they will also be entitled to this reimbursement.

In no other case different to the above will the amount paid as Place Reservation be refundable.

Place Reservation Fees in subsequent years

The Place Reservation Fee applies to all students and must be paid every year by direct debit from the indicated bank account. The Place Reservation fee invoice is sent as follows:

> July 1, for students with credits pending enrollment for the next academic year, and whose last class was in June.

> August 1, for other students and for students who, while having enrolled for everything in the previous academic year, failed credits/ECTS credits in the second exam period.

> Students' payments must be up to date in order to enroll for the next academic year.

TERMINATING STUDIES

Students who do not wish to continue their studies at the Univer-sity must notify this in writing before June 20 via any of the follow-ing channels: online request or directly to the Student Services Department at any of our campuses, so that the Place Reserva-tion fee is not charged.

The place reservation fee will not be refunded if they do not tell the university they are leaving their studies, or if they do so after the deadline.

For the purposes of charging the place reservation fee, the Uni-versity has the right to notify students of dates other than those shown here, sufficiently in advance.

Opening Transcript

Notwithstanding the provisions in cases where a student exer-cises their right of withdrawal, the amount paid as the transcript fee will only be reimbursed if the student does not meet the stip-ulated legal requirements for University access, providing docu-ments to prove this to the New Student Service and Admissions Office before Friday, November 15, 2019.

Should the student formalize their enrollment from Friday, No-vember 15, 2019, the deadline for providing the established legal requirements for University access will be the last business day of the month following the formalization of their enrollment.If a student has been admitted who then, for voluntary or invol-untary reasons, cannot or prefers not to formalize their enroll-ment, they must notify the New Student Service and Admissions Department at Universidad Europea de Madrid in order to cancel their enrollment.

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Under no circumstances will the amounts paid to Universidad Europea de Madrid, S.L.U. be reimbursed.

Enrollment Requirements

First year students must enroll for the whole year. For students transferring from other Universities or Career and Technical Ed-ucation with recognized credits, and for graduate students, the minimum enrollment is for one semester. Class and internship schedules and assessments are established by the relevant School; students must adapt to them based on the groups they are enrolled on.

The University reserves the right not to offer degree programs or to delay their start dates if the minimum number of students required for each course is not reached. Exceptionally, it reserves the right to change the location and campus where it is taught. Also, for subjects which do not reach the minimum number of stu-dents to form a group, the University may organize the teaching in the form of advisory sessions, by offering students personal or online academic advising. Students will be informed of this situa-tion, but the University accepts no liability.

Some of the new degree programs, or those adapted to the Euro-pean Higher Education Area, are still awaiting the final approval of the academic authorities. In this case, if the University cannot deliver these degree programs due to a lack of authorization, the University accepts no liability which may arise from this situation. However, the University will offer students an alternative program from the official degree programs which are already approved and form part of the official academic offer of the 2019/20 aca-demic year. If the student prefers not to study any of the alterna-tives offered, the University will refund the fees it has received.

If the candidate's request should be denied or the course not be delivered due to not enough students enrolling, the student or students involved will be informed, and we will then refund all the fees paid to Universidad Europea de Madrid S.L.U.

Travel or accommodation expenses will not be paid for any de-gree program whose curriculum includes studies outside our cen-ters in Madrid, unless they are part of the degree program.

If there is any discrepancy between the information provided by an adviser and the University Regulations, the latter shall take priority.

Withdrawal

Only in the case that the enrollment has been formalized online, students may withdraw from the enrollment contract within 14 calendar days from the formalization of the enrollment. To this end, the student must send the University (addressed to the Student Services Department) a duly completed and signed with-drawal form, which they can find on the University's website, on the link https://universidadeuropea.es/madrid/matriculacion. The withdrawal of the enrollment contract involves the return of the amounts paid for the transcript and tuition, and the amount

corresponding to the Place Reservation shall in no case be reimbursable.

Integrated study support plan

The tuition discounts included in this regulation, third-party agreements and scholarships awarded by Universidad Europea de Madrid cannot be used in conjunction with each other.

No promotional discount affecting tuition or place reservation fees during the campaign period can be combined with the dis-counts described in these regulations.

These discounts, and those established in third-party agree-ments with the University, do not apply to the Bachelor's Degree in Medicine or the Bachelor’s Degree in Dentistry (unless the con-trary has been agreed in a collective agreement), with the excep-tion of the simultaneous studies discount. Discounts for family members, Alumni, simultaneous studies, or any agreement with Universidad Europea de Madrid cannot be applied to fixed-price degree programs.

So that new students may benefit from the discounts covered in third-party agreements, they must accredit their membership to the Admissions Department of the UNIVERSITY within two months after the date of enrollment in the UNIVERSITY, or if this does not coincide with the start of the course for which they have enrolled, in the two months following that start date, and always within the same academic year they are signing for.

Language requirements

Admission to some bachelor's degree programs will be subject to receiving a certain language level in the entrance exams. The lan-guages and levels required for each degree program can be found in Appendix I of this regulation.

The University will therefore provide a language test as part of the admissions process. Without prejudice to the student having passed or proven the above-mentioned language level during the admissions process, the University reserves the right to provide additional language tests at any point during the academic year so as to verify that the student maintains the level required as per the Bachelor's Degree Admissions Regulations.

In the event that they do not surpass the level required by the Uni-versity admissions process or do not pass the language test con-sidered necessary in accordance with the provisions of the previ-ous paragraph, the University reserves the right to, respectively, not admit the student to the corresponding degree program or to cancel their enrollment, without refunding any amounts paid by the student or their financial guardian.

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7.1. LANGUAGE INFORMATION

The UEM Language Center encompasses and centralizes all lan-guage learning activity to provide a quality education. It offers a wide range of curricular and extra-curricular languages based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

To certify the level acquired, highly reputable internal and ex-ternal exams are held, such as DELE (for non-Spanish speakers), Cambridge, CertAcles English B2 and ÖSD (German).

Language requirements

CURRICULAR LANGUAGES

If there is a language subject in your curriculum, you must reach the minimum level required and specified in Appendix I of this Regulation to pass the subject. It is essential to plan this subject or these subjects well as soon as you start studying at UEM. If you have an official certificate for your language level, you can submit it to update your level. However, no official certification exempts the student from taking the language subject. From the first academic year, we offer free courses to improve your level with a flexible method combining online and on-campus classes. Language subject assessment criteria are available in the Foreign Languages Handbook on the university website.

ENGLISH/SPANISH

We offer English/Spanish courses at all levels and with compati-ble schedules during all semesters. There are also free intensive courses (blended format) before the start of the academic year for students with a low language level.

DEGREE PROGRAMS REQUIRING A LANGUAGE TO GRADUATE

If your curriculum does not include a language subject but does have a required level for graduation, you must accredit that you have passed the language level stipulated in one of the following ways: (1) have taken all the courses necessary to pass that level at the Language Center, or (2) submitting an OFFICIAL certificate (see certificates on the CRUE page) of the level required.

You can see the graduation requirements in Appendix I of these Regulations.

DEGREE PROGRAMS WITH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS TO AC-CESS TO CLINICAL INTERNSHIPS

The Bachelor's Degree in Dentistry, Bachelor's Degree in Psy-chology and Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy all require students to accredit level B2.2 in Spanish in order to access curricular and extracurricular clinical practice. In the case of the Bachelor's Degree in Dentistry and the Bachelor's Degree in Psychology, transfer students must accredit level B2.2 before beginning their internships.

Other Useful Information7.

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DEGREE PROGRAMS WITH SUBJECTS DELIVERED IN ENGLISH

If your curriculum includes subjects delivered in English, you must accredit having reached the stipulated level in each case to take those subjects. The required levels of English will range from B.1 to B2.2, depending on the course, degree program and type of subject.

MORE INFORMATION

For more information on curricular and/or graduation require-ments, consult the university's website, in the section Students > Academic information > Regulations:https://universidadeuropea.es/madrid/normativa

Extracurricular Languages

If you want to complete your studies with an additional language, you can take the different language courses offered by the Lan-guage Center. Information is available on the Language Center website or at the New Student Admissions Department.

7.2. REQUIREMENTS FOR CURRICULAR OR EXTRA-CURRICULAR INTERNSHIPS

Organic Law 1/1996, on the Legal Protection of Minors, amend-ed by Law 26/2015, of July 28, establishes the obligation to provide a negative certificate from the Central Sex Offender Registry for all individuals who will have direct, regular con-tact with minors as a result of their professional activity.

Pursuant to this Law, in order to access internship centers with minors, students must submit the Negative Sexual Of-fenses Certificate.

Universidad Europea will require this certificate from stu-dents before they begin their curricular or extra-curricular internship; at this time students must submit the certificate as required.

The certificate is free of charge and can be requested online, in person or by mail by following the procedure detailed by the Ministry of Justice at the following link: http://www.mjusticia.gob.es/cs/Satellite/Portal/es/ciudadanos/tramites-gestiones-personales/ certificado-delitos

International students with a NIE must also obtain the Sexual Of-fenses Certificate in Spain by following the same procedure as national students. International students with no NIE must pro-vide a certificate from their country of origin indicating they have committed no sexual offenses, or failing this, must sign a State-ment of Compliance declaring that they have no criminal record for this type of offenses.

Students who do not submit as required the Sexual Offenses Certificate, or where appropriate the Statement of Compliance for international students with no NIE, may not do internships at centers, clinics or hospitals where they will have direct and regu-lar contact with minors.

7.3. STUDENT CARD

What is the University Card?

The University Card is a smart card, produced in association with Santander bank, which accredits students, professors and ad-ministration and service personnel as members of the university community.

How to get it

Once you have enrolled, you can request it any time from our Ban-co Santander branch on the Villaviciosa de Odón Campus during opening hours. Monday to Thursday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, and Fri-day, 8:30 am to 1:30 pm. You will receive your card immediately.

Outside these times, you can request it at the university Student Services (Building B on Villaviciosa de Odón campus and the first floor on Alcobendas campus). Until 7 pm from Monday to Friday, and Saturdays from 9 am to 2 pm (except in July, August, and Win-ter Break). In this case, you must pick up your card from the same department several days after the day you requested it.

University Card Benefits

Monitoring access and presence.Borrowing library books.eWallet.Retail discounts.

How to get a duplicate

To request a duplicate card, go to the Banco Santander office during opening hours. You will receive the card immediately. Outside Banco Santander opening hours: go to Student Services Department to request a duplicate. In this case, you must collect your card from the department after the day you request it.


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7.4. UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIESUniversity Activities is a subject, usually required elective, includ-ed in the curriculum of degree programs.

In accordance with legal regulations, students can earn academic recognition of up to 6 ECTS credits for taking part in extracurric-ular activities: culture, sports, student representation, charities and cooperation, and other activities proposed by the Schools.

University Activities are spread across the following areas:

> Student Participation in University Life and Commitment to Society.> Sports Promotion> Sessions on Joining the Job Market.> School of Architecture, Engineering and Design.> School of Sports and Exercise Sciences.> School of Biomedical and Health Sciences.> School of Social Sciences and Communication.

Students can earn ECTS credits for University Activities by tak-ing part in the activities promoted in the different departments, throughout the years of their degree program, including the ac-tivities of Schools they are not enrolled on. It is advisable to start these activities at the same time as you start your studies.

Registering for activities and enrolling in the subject

Students must enroll on the University Activities subject when they have accumulated at least 4 ECTS credits, as long as they can earn the remaining 2 ECTS credits in that academic year to reach the 6 ECTS credits comprising the subject.

7.5. THE LEONARDO DA VINCI UNIVERSITY DORMITORIES AT UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE MADRID

The UEM Leonardo Da Vinci University Dormitories are designed to provide accommodation for students enrolled on this uni-versity, as well as lecturers from other universities on scientific, artistic or cultural exchanges, or any other person whose stay is directly or indirectly linked with the university.

University life and academic support

The wish to provide the best environment for obtaining the best academic performance and rapid adaptation to university life forms the basis of the accommodation offering on campus:

> Only accommodation on the university campus.> Free telephone calls to the teaching departments from rooms.> Free membership of the Sports Complex, with access to the

fitness room, heated pool, outdoor pool, tennis courts, paddle tennis courts, athletics track, etc.

> Dining room hours adapted to the University class schedules.

> Special menus based on medical prescription and permits to eat at other dining halls on campus if the class schedules of the resident make this necessary.

> International atmosphere.

Facilities and services

The Leonardo Da Vinci university dormitories are currently the best example of high quality residential lodgings in Spanish stu-dent accommodation:

ROOMS

> 400 places in single rooms and 128 in double rooms.> All rooms have windows with views and their own bathroom.> Individually controlled air conditioning and heating.> Private telephone line (direct dial from outside).> Ample closet space and study areas.

COMMON AREAS:

> Theater-auditorium for free rehearsals and activities.> Computer room.> Cafeteria (open 10 am to 11 pm).> Basic products, open 24 hrs.> Meeting rooms.> Study rooms.> TV and games rooms.> Screening room.> Self-service laundry and ironing facilities.> Mailbox for postal services.

SERVICES

> Private medical insurance with call-out care for medical emergencies while you stay in the accommodation.> 24-hr medical service.> Room cleaning service, changing of sheets and towels, and replacement of toiletries.> 24-hr concierge service.> Night-time security guard service (with direct dial emergency assistance).> Fully catered, including weekends and public holidays (the menu is rigorously checked for nutritional quality; second helpings are permitted).> Use of campus services with exclusive conditions.

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Allocating places in the university dormitories

Requesting a place in the university dormitories does not mean you are guaranteed one. Places are understood to be assigned when the Dormitory Administration notifies you and the deposit has been paid.

Allocation of places will depend on the student’s preferences (single or double room), always by strict order of application.

You can apply for a place at the Leonardo Da Vinci Dormitory Administration Office or at the New Student Admissions Depart-ment of Universidad Europea de Madrid, when applying to the University or confirming your enrollment.

University Dormitory Administration

OFFICE HOURS: 9 am to 6 pm (Mon - Thu) and 9 am to 3 pm (Fri).

TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR REQUESTING

A PLACE IN A DORMITORY: (+34) 912 115 012 and (+34) 912 115 003 (University Dormitory Administration).

EMAIL: [email protected]

OTHER TELEPHONE NUMBERS:(+34) 912 115 000 - (+34) 912 115 002 (concierge services).

More information is available at:

Villaviciosa de Odón Campus. Edificio B. Calle Tajo s/n. 28670. Villaviciosa de Odón (Madrid).Tel. 917 407 272.

Alcobendas Campus.Av. Fernando Alonso, 8 / 28018. Alcobendas (Madrid). New Student Admissions Department.

Monday to Friday, mornings and afternoons.

7.6. SPORTS CENTER

Our sports facilities occupy more than 35,000 m², offering varied schedules, high quality resources and equipment, exceptional pro-fessionals, a full range of services, parking facilities and the safety of a closed campus, thereby permitting monitored practicing of physical activities in keeping with the needs of today's society.

The Sports Center includes a fitness room, swimming pools, group activities, physical therapy facilities, personal training ser-vices, individual changing rooms for disabled persons, and eight changing room modules for outdoor facilities with a total of 700 personal lockers for daily use. Sports material and merchandising store, and a cafeteria.

Our services include physical therapy and personal training (high performance and health assessment): so you can reach your goals as quickly as possible. If you want to train intelligently, ask us about this service. Whatever your goal (health, rehabilitation, weight loss, hypertrophy or maximum sports performance) your trainer will adapt the exercise to your needs in a motivating and effective manner.

Cafeteria service.

7.7. OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION

Before coming to Spain

STUDENT VISAS

International students (except for those taking online courses, with no need to come to Spain) who are not resident in or nation-als of European Union States, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein must obtain a visa for the period of their chosen program, accord-ing to these guidelines:

For stays of up to six months, students must request a 180-day visa. For stays longer than six months, students must request a visa for the full time required to complete the chosen program, as well as the corresponding Foreigners’ Identity Card within one month of arriving in Spain, in accordance with article 39 of RD 557/2011 of April 20.

In this case (periods over six months), the visa issued by the Em-bassy or Consulate would be for 90 days, which can be extend-ed to the total period required by the program once in Spain, as explained below in relation to the Foreign Resident Identification Number (NIE).

It is important to remember that an 180-day visa cannot be re-newed in Spain, so you would have to request a new visa if you wanted to stay in Spain for longer. To do this, international stu-dents must go to a Spanish Embassy or Consulate abroad, but not necessarily in their country of origin.

Students must request their visa in person from the Spanish Con-sulate or Embassy. To find the address of the Spanish Consulate or Embassy in your country of origin, go to www.maec.es, , the website of Spain’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation.

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four to six weeks to get a visa, we recommend beginning the pro-cess at least two months before the chosen course starts, so that international students can start their classes on time.

To help with the process, here is a list of the requirements and documentation you need to obtain a visa:

> Passport valid at least for the duration you plan to request for your stay (provided by the student).

> A document indicating that the student has enough money to live on (provided by the student).

> A letter of admission to the education institution (provided by Universidad Europea de Madrid [*]).

> A Criminal Record Certificate (provided by the student).

> Application processing fees paid.

> Private medical insurance with repatriation coverage (provided and paid for by the student) (the university recommends taking out an insurance policy [**]).

The cost of the medical insurance will be assumed by the student.

You can follow this link to take out insurance with AON Seguros, or if you prefer, use an insurance company of your choice: www.aonstudentinsurance.com.

For programs which include staying in a country outside of Eu-rope, international students and their insurance companies should consider whether they need to take out another insurance policy to cover these stays.

This insurance can be taken out by any student applying to any program at Universidad Europea de Madrid or the European Ca-reer College of Madrid.

In the case of students from any member State of the European Union, we suggest obtaining the European Health Insurance Card in their country of origin.

The University is available at any time to help international stu-dents resolve any issue which may arise during the process of obtaining their visa.

(LEGAL NOTICE: Students should note that the company AON Risk Solutions – AON Affinity offers the option of taking out private medical insurance. Students take out insurance policies from the company AON Risk Solutions – AON Affini-ty. The University accepts no liability for any claims arising as a consequence of this contract between the student and the insurance company.

(*) LETTER OF ADMISSION TO THE EDUCATION INSTITUTION So that students can manage their visa application process, once they have paid their Place Res-ervation and Enrollment fees, Universidad Europea provides them with a Letter of Admission to their chosen program, specifying its name, the start and end dates, the number of hours, and any other details about the program.

(**) PRIVATE MEDICAL INSURANCE Medical insurance is mandatory for all inter-national students who require visas in order to study in Spain (i.e., students who are not residents in or nationals of European Union member States, Norway, Ice-land or Liechtenstein). Not being insured means running the risk of not receiving the appropriate health care.

When in Spain(1)

Universidad Europea reminds students that the visa issued by Spain allows them to travel freely in all the countries within the Schengen Area. The visa is not valid outside this area.

Student Card / Foreign Resident Identity Number (NIE)

The NIE is the number used to identify foreign residents in Spain. This number is unique and personal.

> International students who are nationals of or residents in a Eu-ropean Union country can get a NIE number by registering with the EU Resident Registry.

> For international students from countries outside the European Union, the NIE number is included in the Student Card.

Once in Spain, international students with visas should request a Foreign Resident Identity Number (NIE), which will serve as a res-idence permit for students with 90-day visas who have to extend their legal stay in Spain.

The Student Card will replace the student visa issued in the country of origin, enabling holders to travel in Schengen Area countries without the need for a visa, and provides a legal basis for their stay in Spain.

Students should apply for the card within one month of arriving in Spain, and before their visa expires. The card includes a Foreign Resident Identity Number (NIE). Until you have the card, we do not advise leaving Spain, as international students may find they have problems getting back in.

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To request the NIE (registering with the EU Resident Registry) or the Student Card, go to:

International students who are not nationals of or resident in a European Union country should go to:Avda. de los Poblados, unnumbered (28047 Madrid). Metro station: Aluche.

International students who are nationals of or resident in a European Union country should go to:Avenida Padre Piquer, 18 (28024 Madrid) Metro station: Campamento.

Documentation and process

Students should bring their passport, plus a copy of it.

Students who are not nationals of or residents in a European Union country must also bring their visa to these offices, where they can request an appointment to get fingerprinted and pay the official fee.

International students who are nationals of or residents in a Eu-ropean Union country will immediately be issued a registration certificate showing the name, nationality and address of the registered person, their foreign resident identity number, and the date of registration.

International students who are not nationals of or residents in a European Union country will immediately be given an appoint-ment and told what documents to bring. For information purpos-es, these are usually documents which accredit that the student:

> Meets all requirements for entering and remaining in Spain, in-cluding a visa, granted specifically for studying at any officially recognized public or private institution (passport and visa).

> Has been accepted, according to normal regulations, to any officially recognized public or private education or scientific institution in order to carry out unpaid study, training or re-search tasks, with an indicated timetable requiring the student to attend, for three months or more, including the approved study, research or training plan (letter of admission).

> Has guaranteed sufficient funds to pay for their studies, living expenses and travel to their country of origin for themselves and their family members, if applicable.

This information may change to reflect current legislation.

The student has guaranteed health care through a medical in-surance policy with unlimited coverage nationwide (medical insurance).

Other documents which are often requested include:> Municipal registration certificate (empadronamiento).> Two (2) passport sized photos (3 x 4 cm)

The period of permission to stay may be limited to the length of the study, research or training course. If the course is more than twelve months, the card can be renewed annually.

In all cases, to renew permission to stay in order to study, students must present a certificate from the center where they are taking the course, accrediting compliance with the requirements for continuing to study, or a favorable report on the research project.

You can find more information on this subject at the following websites:

www.policia.es www.maec.es www.interior.gob.es.

Opening a bank account in Spain Spain's banking and building society infrastructure is among the most highly developed in the world, with one of the highest ratios of bank branches per capita.

To open a current account in a Spanish bank, you just need your Student Card / Foreign Resident Identification Number (NIE).

Depending on the bank, there may be other requirements, such as depositing a certain amount of money, showing a payslip, provid-ing a photo or fingerprints, or a letter of introduction.

The most common procedure is to open a current account -which usually carries low or no maintenance charges- associated with a debit card, which allows you to make purchases and withdraw cash up to the limit of the amount available in the account. You can use the debit card to withdraw money from any cash point (ATM), although this will be free of charge only in the cash points of the bank or building society of the account, and the others will charge a fee.

International students can open a bank account once they are in Spain. On the Villaviciosa Campus of Universidad Europea de Madrid there is a bank branch where you can open an account if you want.

Support services for your stay in Spain

To prepare for their trip to Spain, international students who will be staying in Madrid can consult and download our Practical Guide, in Spanish, from our website www.universidadeuropea.es.

Universidad Europea de Madrid also has an agreement with the accommodation company Madrideasy (*) (www.madrideasy.com) to arrange discounts on its services for students.

(*) Universidad Europea has given its backing to an advantageous financial agreement with MadridEasy. However, it accepts no liability for any commercial relationships between MadridEasy and UEM students.

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DEGREES

LANGUAGE AND LEVEL REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION

LANGUAGE AND LEVEL REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION

Language required

Minimum level required:

Language required UEM level passedEntrance exam results Level passed

BIOMEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES

Bachelor’s Degree in MedicineEnglish 11 B2

English B2.2Spanish C1.1 B2

Bachelor's Degree in Dentistry in Spanish: Spanish B2.1 B1 English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Dentistry in English: English 9 B1 Spanish B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Psychology - Spanish English 7 A2 English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Psychology - English English 9 B1 Spanish B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Nursing - English B2.2 (**)

Bachelor's Degree in Biotechnology - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy and Bachelor's Degree in Biotechnology - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy and Bachelor’s Degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics English B2.2

SPORTS SCIENCE

Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy - French French C1.1 B2 Spanish B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy - Italian Italian C1.1 B2 Spanish B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy - Spanish Spanish B2.2 B2.1 English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy HCAP - English B1

Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy HCAP (For graduates in Sports Science) - English B1

Bachelor's Degree in Sports Science - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Sports Science (Soccer) - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Sports Science and Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Sports Management - English B2.2

ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING AND DESIGN

Bachelor's Degree in Aerospace Engineering English 9 B1 English B2.2

Bachelor’s Degree in Basic Architecture - English English 10 B2.1 English B2.2

Bachelor’s Degree in Basic Architecture - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Systems Engineering - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Systems Engineering - English - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Systems Engineering - HCAP - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering - HCAP - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Telecommunications Systems Engineering - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Building Engineering HCAP - English B1

Preparation Course for the Bachelor's Degree in Building Engineering (100% Online) - English B1

Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering - English B2.2

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LANGUAGE AND LEVEL REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION

LANGUAGE AND LEVEL REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION

Language required

Minimum level required:

Language required UEM level passedEntrance exam results Level passed

BIOMEDICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES

Bachelor’s Degree in MedicineEnglish 11 B2

English B2.2Spanish C1.1 B2

Bachelor's Degree in Dentistry in Spanish: Spanish B2.1 B1 English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Dentistry in English: English 9 B1 Spanish B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Psychology - Spanish English 7 A2 English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Psychology - English English 9 B1 Spanish B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Nursing - English B2.2 (**)

Bachelor's Degree in Biotechnology - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy and Bachelor's Degree in Biotechnology - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Pharmacy and Bachelor’s Degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics English B2.2

SPORTS SCIENCE

Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy - French French C1.1 B2 Spanish B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy - Italian Italian C1.1 B2 Spanish B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy - Spanish Spanish B2.2 B2.1 English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy HCAP - English B1

Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy HCAP (For graduates in Sports Science) - English B1

Bachelor's Degree in Sports Science - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Sports Science (Soccer) - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Sports Science and Bachelor's Degree in Physical Therapy - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Sports Management - English B2.2

ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING AND DESIGN

Bachelor's Degree in Aerospace Engineering English 9 B1 English B2.2

Bachelor’s Degree in Basic Architecture - English English 10 B2.1 English B2.2

Bachelor’s Degree in Basic Architecture - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Systems Engineering - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Systems Engineering - English - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Systems Engineering - HCAP - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering - HCAP - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Telecommunications Systems Engineering - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Building Engineering HCAP - English B1

Preparation Course for the Bachelor's Degree in Building Engineering (100% Online) - English B1

Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering - HCAP - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Electronics and Automation Engineering - English B2.2

Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Electronics and Automation Engineering HCAP - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Biomedical Engineering - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Data Science - English B2.2

Bachelor’s Degree in Physics - English B2.2

Bachelor’s Degree in Animation - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Design - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Video Game Design - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Animation and Bachelor's Degree in Video Game Design - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Basic Architecture and Bachelor's Degree in Design - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Technology Engineering - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Organization Engineering - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Video Game Design and Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Data Science and Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering - English B2.2

SOCIAL SCIENCES AND COMMUNICATION

Bachelor's Degree in Law Spanish C1.1 B2 English B2.2

Global Bachelor's Degree in Law English 9 B1 English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in International Relations English 9 B1English B2.2

French, German or Chinese B1

Global Bachelor’s in International Relations English 10 B2.1English B2.2


Global Bachelor’s in International Business English 10 B2.1English B2.2


Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration Based on Data Analysis (Business Analytics) Spanish C1.1 B2 English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree Media Studies Spanish C1.1 B2 English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Advertising Spanish C1.1 B2 English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Translation and InterpretingSpanish C1.1 B2 English and Spanish C1

English 11 B2 French and German B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Journalism Spanish C1.1 B2 English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Law and Bachelor's Degree in International Relations

Spanish C1.1 B2 English B2.2

English 9 B1French, German or

Chinese B1

Bachelor's Degree in Advertising and Bachelor’s Degree in Media Studies Spanish C1.1 B2 English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Journalism and Bachelor’s Degree in Media Studies Spanish C1.1 B2 English B2.2

Global Bachelor's Degree International Business + Global Bachelor’s in International Relations English 10 B2.1

English B2.2


Bachelor's Degree in Journalism and Bachelor's Degree in International Relations

Spanish C1.1 B2 English B2.2

English 9 B1French, German or

Chinese B1

Bachelor's Degree in Business Management - English B2.2

Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing - English B2.2

Bachelor's Degree in Criminology - English B2.2

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Metro stations: Embajadores and AcaciasEMT bus: Lines 50, 60, 62, E1, 78 and 148


VILLAVICIOSA DE ODÓN CAMPUSC/Tajo, s/nVillaviciosa de Odón28670, Madrid

ALCOBENDAS CAMPUSAv. Fernando Alonso, 8Alcobendas28108, Madrid

UNIVERSITY HEALTH CLINICPlaza Francisco Morano, s/n28005, Madrid

UNIVERSITY DENTAL CLINICPaseo Santa María de la Cabeza, 9228045, Madrid

UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE VALENCIAC/ General Elio, 2, 8 and 1046010 Valencia

UNIVERSITY DENTAL CLINICPaseo de la Alameda, 7 46010, Valencia

UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE CANARIASCalle Inocencio García, 1La Orotava - 38300, Tenerife

Telephone: (+34) 917 407 272

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Bachelor’s Degree Admission Regulations · 2019-09-26 · 1st Cycle: Bachelor's Degree Bachelor’s degrees (Grado) replace the Spanish qualifications Diplomado and Licenciado