Pre-registration and registration. Master's Degree Courses. Academic year 2012/2013
- Pre-registration and registration. Master's Degree Courses
- Pre-registration and registration for the Master’s Degree Course in Secondary Education
(According to the decision of the Executive Council taken in session no. 75, of 3 April 2012)
Pre-registration and registration. Master's Degree Courses
- General entry requirements
- Specific requirements and admission criteria
- Pre-registration (Period 1)
- Registration (for period 1 Pre-registration)
- Pre-registration (Period 2)
- Registration (for period 2 Pre-registration)
General entry requirements
Applicants must hold one of the following qualifications:
- Licenciatura, Ingeniería or Arquitectura.
- Diplomatura, Ingeniería Técnica or Arquitectura técnica.
- Grado.
- Non-university higher education qualification
- Foreign qualification awarded by a higher education institution within the European Higher Education Area (EHEA).
- Foreign qualification awarded by a higher education institution outside the European Higher Education Area (EHEA).
- Foreign higher education qualification that has been officially recognised.
Specific requirements and admission criteria
In addition to the entry requirements which are common to all master’s degree courses, each programme may establish specific admission conditions; these can be consulted in the information corresponding to each course at http://www.uji.es/UK/infoest/estudis/postgrau/oficial/&url=/CA/infoest/estudis/postgrau/oficial/
Each master’s degree Academic Committee will decide whether to admit only students pre-registered in period 1 or to transfer their applications to period 2. This is due to the limited number of places offered on some master’s courses, meaning that no students are admitted until all the applications have been received, so that candidates from period 2 with good academic records can also be selected.
Students applying for a master’s degree who do not hold a foreign university degree which is in accordance with an education system outside the European Higher Education Area and which is not recognised must pay the officially established fees in order to successfully complete the pre-registration process. The payment can be made by credit card (VISA or MasterCard) and students may apply for a maximum of four master’s courses per single payment.
PRE-REGISTRATION
Universitat Jaume I announces the period 1 dates for pre-registration for master’s degree courses (up to a maximum of four).
PRE-REGISTRATION: PERIOD 1
Online application dates:from 14 May to 29 June 2012.
Decisions on applications will be announced on 17 July 2012.
The announcement of decisions shall be deemed to constitute notification to the candidates, in accordance with the provisions of Article 59.6b of Spanish Act 30/1992, dated 26 November concerning the legal framework for public administrations and common administrative procedure, and the amendment contained in Act 4/1999, dated 13 January.
Appeals on decisions will be heard on 17, 18 and 19 July 2012.
The deadline for online applications is midnight on the last day of the application submission period.
Pre-registration. Username and password.
Pre-registration must be carried out on line, using the form available at http://preinscripcio.uji.es/. Applicants must have a Universitat Jaume I account (username and password) to do this. There are three possible scenarios:
- I do not have a username or password: I wish to register.
- I do not remember my username or password: please e-mail them to me.
- I remember my username and password: log in.
In the first and second case, users will receive a phone text message or an e-mail with their username and password within 24 hours or, if it is a holiday, the working day following their request for the information. They will then be able to log in.
Documentation
Once the pre-registration process is completed, candidates should submit the documents listed below by 29 June 2012. They can do this in person or by post to:
Universitat Jaume I
Negociat de Màster i Doctorat
Servei de Gestió de la Docència i Estudiants
Edifici Rectorat
Av. Sos Baynat, s/n
E-12071 Castelló de la Plana, Spain
Documents:
- Two printed copies of the pre-registration form.
- Copy of applicant’s national ID Card/Passport.
- (Only for non-UJI students). Copy of the documents entitling candidates to admission to the master’s course (degree certificate and record transcript with average grade in 1-10 form).
- Students who hold a non-recognised foreign higher education qualification shall submit a certificate issued by the university of origin certifying that the studies completed correspond to an educational level equivalent to an undergraduate degree and entitle the student to admission to master’s degree courses.
- In the case of foreign qualifications previously recognised by the Spanish Ministry of Education, a copy of the document confirming this recognition.
- Curriculum vitae.
- Other relevant documents.
These documents must be either originals or certified copies, in accordance with the procedures set out in Article 38.4 of Act 30/1992, dated 26 November, concerning the legal framework for public administrations and common administrative procedure. The documents must be legalised andtranslated into Spanish, where appropriate.
Channels for the legalisation of foreign documents
Channels for the legalisation of foreign documents vary according to the country in which the studies took place or the qualification was awarded.
a) Legalisation is not required for original documents issued by the authorities of the countries that are signatories to the agreement on the European Higher Education Area: Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Vatican, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Montenegro, Moldova, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Macedonia, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom.
b) Hague Convention
If the country in which the studies took place or the qualification was awarded has ratified the Hague Convention, the only requirement is submission of the Hague Apostille, which is provided by the consular services of the candidate’s country of origin.
c) Andrés Bello Agreement
For documents issued by countries that are signatories to the Andrés Bello Agreement, legalisation by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs is not required if they have been legalised internally in the country concerned by the Spanish Consulate. These countries are as follows: Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Panama, Paraguay, Peru and Venezuela.
* Please bear in mind that the list of countries in sections a, b and c above may vary in the future.
d) Holders of university qualifications awarded in countries not included above must legalise their documents via diplomatic channels. This legalisation requires:
- The recognition, by the Ministry of Education authorities in the country of origin, of the signatures appearing on the original document, when they provide evidence of studies followed.
- Legalisation by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the country of origin of the recognition granted in the above case.
- The recognition of the abovementioned signature of the legalisation by the Spanish Consulate in the country of origin.
- The recognition of the signature of the Consulate official or civil servant by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The documents submitted will be compared with the original documents before the student is admitted. If the documents presented are not faithful to the originals, all the relevant proceedings shall remain without effect, without prejudice to any liabilities that may be claimed.
REGISTRATION (FOR PERIOD 1 PRE-REGISTRATIONS)
Online at http://matricula.uji.es.
Dates: from 17 July to 25 July 2012
At the time of completing registration, all students are considered to have registered ordinarily. After registration, students may prove they are entitled to a different kind of registration (owing to grants, discounts for large families, etc.). To do so, they must submit the relevant documents to the Master’s Degrees and Postdoctoral Studies Unit by 25 July 2012.
Should they wish to apply for credit recognition, this must be addressed to the Recognitions Unit within the period established for registration. For further information, see the Regulations on credit recognition and transfer, approved by the UJI Governing Council on 23 February 2011.
PRE-REGISTRATION: PERIOD 2 (Only for master’s courses with vacancies and up to a maximum of four)
Online application dates:from 30 July to 21 September 2012.
Decisions on applications will be announced on 1 October 2012.
The announcement of decisions shall be deemed to constitute notification to the candidates, in accordance with the provisions of Article 59.6b of Spanish Act 30/1992, dated 26 November concerning the legal framework for public administrations and common administrative procedure and the amendment contained in Act 4/1999, dated 13 January.
Appeals on decisions will be heard on 1, 2 and 3 October 2012.
The deadline for online applications is midnight on the last day of the application submission period.
Pre-registration. Username and password.
Pre-registration must be carried out on line, using the form available at http://preinscripcio.uji.es/. Applicants must have a Universitat Jaume I account (username and password) to do this. There are three possible scenarios:
- I do not have a username or password: I wish to register.
- I do not remember my username or password: please e-mail them to me.
- I remember my username and password: log in.
In the first and second case, users will receive a phone text message or an e-mail with their username and password within 24 hours or, if it is a holiday, the working day following their request for the information. They will then be able to log in.
The procedure and documentation are the same as for period 1.
REGISTRATION (FOR PERIOD 2 PRE-REGISTRATIONS)
Online at http://matricula.uji.es.
Application dates: from 1 to 15 October 2012
At the time of completing registration, all students are considered to have registered ordinarily. After registration, students may prove they are entitled to a different kind of registration (owing to grants, discounts for large families, etc.). To do so, they must submit the relevant documents to the Master’s Degrees and Postdoctoral Studies Unit by 15 October 2012.
Should they wish to apply for credit recognition, this must be addressed to the Recognitions Unit within the period established for registration. For further information, see the Regulations on credit recognition and transfer, approved by the UJI Governing Council on23 February 2011.
NOTICE: The pre-registration/admission process (receiving documents, answering the phone, replying to e-mails, etc.) will not be operational from 6 to 26 August because the University will be closed during this period.
Pre-registration and registration for the Master’s Degree Course in Secondary Education
- General entry requirements
- Specific requirements and admission criteria
- Pre-registration (Period 1)
- Registration (for period 1 Pre-registration)
- Pre-registration (Period 2)
- Registration (for period 2 Pre-registration)
General entry requirements
Applicants must hold one of the following qualifications:
- Licenciatura, Ingeniería or Arquitectura.
- Diplomatura, Ingeniería Técnica or Arquitectura técnica.
- Grado.
- Non-university higher education qualification
- Foreign qualification awarded by a higher education institution within the European Higher Education Area (EHEA).
- Foreign qualification awarded by a higher education institution outside the European Higher Education Area (EHEA).
- Foreign higher education qualification that has been officially recognised.
Furthermore, students are required to have knowledge of a European language (at least B1 level proficiency in the European Common Framework of Reference for Languages).
Specific requirements and admission criteria
In addition to the entry requirements which are common to all master’s degree courses, each programme may establish specific admission conditions; the information on this master’s course is available here.
Students applying for a master’s degree who do not hold a foreign university degree which is in accordance with an education system outside the European Higher Education Area and which is not recognised must pay the officially established fees in order to successfully complete the pre-registration process. The payment can be made by credit card (VISA or MasterCard) and students may apply for a maximum of four master’s courses per single payment.
PRE-REGISTRATION: PERIOD 1
Online application dates:from 14 May to 29 June 2012.
Decisions on applications will be announced on 17 July 2012.
The announcement of decisions shall be deemed to constitute notification to the candidates, in accordance with the provisions of Article 59.6b of Spanish Act 30/1992, dated 26 November concerning the legal framework for public administrations and common administrative procedure and the amendment contained in Act 4/1999, dated 13 January.
Appeals on decisions will be heard on 17, 18 and 19 July 2012.
The deadline for online applications is midnight on the last day of the application submission period.
Pre-registration. Username and password.
Pre-registration must be carried out on line, using the form available at http://preinscripcio.uji.es/. Applicants must have a Universitat Jaume I account (username and password) to do this. There are three possible scenarios:
- I do not have a username or password: I wish to register.
- I do not remember my username or password: please e-mail them to me.
- I remember my username and password: log in.
In the first and second case, users will receive a phone text message or an e-mail with their username and password within 24 hours or, if it is a holiday, the working day following their request for the information. They will then be able to log in.
Documentation
Once the pre-registration process is completed, candidates should submit the documents listed below by 29 June 2012. They can do this in person or by post to:
Universitat Jaume I
Negociat de Màster i Doctorat
Servei de Gestió de la Docència i Estudiants
Edifici Rectorat
Av. Sos Baynat, s/n
E-12071 Castelló de la Plana, Spain
Documents:
- Two printed copies of the pre-registration form.
- Copy of applicant’s national ID Card/Passport.
- (Only for non-UJI students). Copy of the documents entitling candidates to admission to the master’s course (degree certificate and record transcript with average grade in 1-10 form).
- Students who hold a non-recognised foreign higher education qualification shall submit a certificate issued by the university of origin certifying that the studies completed correspond to an educational level equivalent to an undergraduate degree and entitle the student to admission to master’s degree courses.
- In the case of foreign qualifications previously recognised by the Spanish Ministry of Education, a copy of the document confirming this recognition.
- Curriculum vitae.
- Official accreditation of B1 level proficiency in one European language.
- Diplomas accrediting other qualifications.
These documents must be either originals or certified copies, in accordance with the procedures set out in Article 38.4 of Act 30/1992, dated 26 November, concerning the legal framework for public administrations and common administrative procedure. The documents must be legalised andtranslated into Spanish, where appropriate.
Channels for the legalisation of foreign documents
Channels for the legalisation of foreign documents vary according to the country in which the studies took place or the qualification was awarded.
a) Legalisation is not required for original documents issued by the authorities of the countries that are signatories to the agreement on the European Higher Education Area: Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Vatican, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Montenegro, Moldova, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Macedonia, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine and the United Kingdom.
b) Hague Convention
If the country in which the studies took place or the qualification was awarded has ratified the Hague Convention, the only requirement is submission of the Hague Apostille, which is provided by the consular services of the candidate’s country of origin.
c) Andrés Bello Agreement
For documents issued by countries that are signatories to the Andrés Bello Agreement, legalisation by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs is not required if they have been legalised internally in the country concerned by the Spanish Consulate. These countries are as follows: Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Panama, Paraguay, Peru and Venezuela.
* Please bear in mind that the list of countries in sections a, b and c above may vary in the future.
d) Holders of university qualifications awarded in countries not included above must legalise their documents via diplomatic channels. This legalisation requires:
- The recognition, by the Ministry of Education authorities in the country of origin, of the signatures appearing on the original document, when they provide evidence of studies followed.
- Legalisation by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the country of origin of the recognition granted in the above case.
- The recognition of the abovementioned signature of the legalisation by the Spanish Consulate in the country of origin.
- The recognition of the signature of the Consulate official or civil servant by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The documents submitted will be compared with the original documents before the student is admitted. If the documents presented are not faithful to the originals, all the relevant proceedings shall remain without effect, without prejudice to any liabilities that may be claimed.
REGISTRATION (FOR PERIOD 1 PRE-REGISTRATIONS)
Online at http://matricula.uji.es.
Dates: from 17 July to 25 July 2012
At the time of completing registration, all students are considered to have registered ordinarily. After registration, students may prove they are entitled to a different kind of registration (owing to grants, discounts for large families, etc.). To do so, they must submit the relevant documents to the Master’s Degrees and Postdoctoral Studies Unit by 25 July 2012.
Should they wish to apply for credit recognition, this must be addressed to the Recognitions Unit within the period established for registration. For further information, see the Regulations on credit recognition and transfer, approved by the UJI Governing Council on 23 February 2011.
PRE-REGISTRATION: PERIOD 2 (Only for specialisations with vacancies)
Online application dates:from 30 July to 7 September 2012.
Decisions on applications will be announced on 21 September 2012.
The announcement of decisions shall be deemed to constitute notification to the candidates, in accordance with the provisions of Article 59.6b of Spanish Act 30/1992, dated 26 November concerning the legal framework for public administrations and common administrative procedure and the amendment contained in Act 4/1999, dated 13 January.
Appeals on decisions will be heard on 21, 24 and 25 September 2012.
The deadline for online applications is midnight on the last day of the application submission period.
Pre-registration. Username and password.
Pre-registration must be carried out on line, using the form available at http://preinscripcio.uji.es/. Applicants must have a Universitat Jaume I account (username and password) to do this. There are three possible scenarios:
- I do not have a username or password: I wish to register.
- I do not remember my username or password: please e-mail them to me.
- I remember my username and password: log in.
In the first and second case, users will receive a phone text message or an e-mail with their username and password within 24 hours or, if it is a holiday, the working day following their request for the information. They will then be able to log in.
The procedure and documentation are the same as for period 1.
REGISTRATION (FOR PERIOD 2 PRE-REGISTRATIONS)
Online at http://matricula.uji.es.
Application dates: from 21 September to 15 October 2012
At the time of completing registration, all students are considered to have registered ordinarily. After registration, students may prove they are entitled to a different kind of registration (owing to grants, discounts for large families, etc.). To do so, they must submit the relevant documents to the Master’s Degrees and Postdoctoral Studies Unit by 15 October 2012.
Should they wish to apply for credit recognition, this must be addressed to the Recognitions Unit within the period established for registration. For further information, see the Regulations on credit recognition and transfer, approved by the UJI Governing Council on23 February 2011.
NOTICE: The pre-registration/admission process (receiving documents, answering the phone, replying to e-mails, etc.) will not be operational from 6 to 26 August because the University will be closed during this period.
