Universidad
Politécnica de Madrid

Admitted students without previous studies at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid must pay their Tuition Fee Deposit in the prescribed dates in the Calendar (only at first and second admission term of the first period). Admission will be canceled for those admitted students who do not complete the process on time.

The amount of the Tuition Fee Deposit is 250 euros, which will later be deducted from the amount of the enrollment. There will be no refund in case of not complete the enrollment.

The procedure to pay the Tuition Fee Deposit would be:

1. Request an UPM email account
2. Access the Self-enrolment platform (Gestión de Recibos) to pay, just online with bank card.

Accredited MSc degree programmes

• MSc degree programme: MSc degree programmes aim to provide students with advanced, specialized or multidisciplinary training targeting an academic or professional specialization or an introduction to research work.

Check out our offering of MSc degree programme.

UPM-specific postgraduate programmes

• Executive master degree programmes, specialist and continuing education courses: These programmes are designed to improve our students' employment prospects and promote their professional career advancement or vocational retraining.
  Students completing our executive master's programmes are not eligible for admission to a PhD programme.

Check out our executive master's degree programme offering.

Academic year 2026/2027

Academic Year 2025/2026

(*) Admitted students without previous studies at the UPM must pay their Tuition Fee Deposit in the prescribed dates. Admission will be canceled for those admitted students who do not complete the process on time.

(**) If you have any questions about your admission to an specific program, contact the Program Secretariat.

Note: There are two different application, and admission periods. The first, currently open, for all our offer, and the second (february 2026) for those programs with available places and whose academic structure allows them to start teaching in the second semester.
International applicants should apply as early as possible to ensure that the have enough time to apply for the VISA.

For any question check Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) or email to tramitacion.master.oficial@upm.es.

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Here you can check the countries belonging to the European Higher Education Area (EHEA).

Students should apply via the UPM application portal, you can apply for only one Master's program in each application term. If it is denied, you may repeat the request in the following term or period.

• Passport, DNI (Spanish national ID card) or NIE (Foreigner ID Number for residents in Spain).
• Curriculum Vitae.
• The academic documents depend on the chosen master's degree, each program may also have specific access requirements.
  
  Note 1: Invalid documents for academic purposes downloaded from web pages shall NOT be acceptable.
  Note 2: All the documents should be duly translated if issued in a language other than Spanish or English.
  
  

1. If you have completed your Bachelor's degree:

   1. Accredited degree certificate or proof of having applied for diploma

   2. Official Transcript of records of your first degree, stating the subjects taken and grades attained.
      
      
2. If you do NOT have completed your Bachelor's degree:
   
   
   1. Student Pledge for Completion of Studies
      
      
   2. Official Transcript of records of your degree stating credits passed and credits necessary for your Bachelor's degree
      
      

      IMPORTANT NOTE: Students who do NOT have completed their Bachelor's degree can apply and enrollment on a conditional basis. You must provide the following documentation before September 30: Accredited degree certificate or proof of having applied for diploma. Official Transcript of records of your degree stating credits passed and grades attained. You must send the required documentation to tramitacion.master.oficial@upm.es. Otherwise, admission, and enrollment if any, will be cancelled.

      
      
      
3. Students applying for any master's degree listed in Appendix I:
   
   (included any Master's degree offering professional certification: MSc in Aerospace Engineering, MSc in Agro-Engineering, MSc in Architecture, MSc in Civil Engineering, MSc in Mining Engineering, MSc in Forestry Engineering, MSc in Industrial Engineering, MSc in Naval and Oceanic Engineering, MSc in Telecommunications Engineering. Or any dual program with them)
   
   

• If so, 
• Are obliged to submit a Level B2 English language proficiency certificate, according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). 
  
  If you are applying for the MSc in Teacher Training, the required accreditation is Level B1 in a foreign language.
  
  
• Are required to submit the Resolution on the recognition / Homologation of your degree according to which you are eligible for the UPM master's degree program. This recognition is issued by the Spanish Ministry of Universities.
  
  
• If this is not the case, 
• Are required to submit the university degree certificate or diploma, and transcript of records duly legalized.
  
  Legalization is usually implemented through the Hague Apostille for signatory countries. For non-signatory countries of the Apostille of the Hague it could be implemented through diplomatic channels by the stamp of the Embassies and Consulates of Spain in the country of issue of your diploma.
  
  

4. Studets must pay their Tuition Fee Deposit in the prescribed dates in the Calendar in case of being admitted in the First and Second Term (currently not necessary others terms or periods). Admission will be canceled for those admitted students who do not complete the process on time.
   
   The amount of the Tuition Fee Deposit is 250 euros, which will later be deducted from the amount of the enrollment. There will be no refund in case of not enrollment.
   
   The procedure would be:
   a) Request an UPM email account
   b) Access the Self-enrolment platform (Gestión de Recibos) to pay, just online with bank card.

For any question check Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) or email to tramitacion.master.oficial@upm.es.

Thank you for choosing us!!!

Here you can check the countries belonging to the European Higher Education Area (EHEA).

Students should apply via the UPM application portal, you can apply for only one Master's program in each application term. If it is denied, you may repeat the request in the following term or period.

• Passport, DNI (Spanish national ID card) or NIE (Foreigner ID Number for residents in Spain).
  It is also valid the Identity Document for students from the European Union (EU).
  
• Curriculum Vitae.
  
• The academic documents depend on the chosen master's degree, each program may also have specific access requirements.
  
  Note 1: Invalid documents for academic purposes downloaded from web pages shall NOT be acceptable.
  Note 2: All the documents should be duly translated if issued in a language other than Spanish or English.
   

1. If you have completed your Bachelor's degree:
   

   1. Accredited degree certificate or proof of having applied for diploma

   2. Official Transcript of records of your first degree, stating the subjects taken and grades attained

2. If you do NOT have completed your Bachelor's degree:
   
   
   1. Student Pledge for Completion of Studies
      
      
   2. Official Transcript of records of your degree stating credits passed and credits necessary for your Bachelor's degree
      
      

      IMPORTANT NOTE: Students who do NOT have completed their Bachelor's degree can apply and enrollment on a conditional basis. You must provide the following documentation before September 30: Accredited degree certificate or proof of having applied for diploma. Official Transcript of records of your degree stating credits passed and grades attained. You must send the required documentation to tramitacion.master.oficial@upm.es. Otherwise, admission, and enrollment if any, will be cancelled.

      
      
      
3. Students applying for any master's degree listed in Appendix I:
   
   (included any Master's degree offering professional certification: MSc in Aerospace Engineering, MSc in Agro-Engineering, MSc in Architecture, MSc in Civil Engineering, MSc in Mining Engineering, MSc in Forestry Engineering, MSc in Industrial Engineering, MSc in Naval and Oceanic Engineering, MSc in Telecommunications Engineering. Or any dual program with them)
   
   

   1. Are obliged to submit a Level B2 English language proficiency certificate, according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

      If you are applying for the MSc in Teacher Training, the required accreditation is Level B1 in a foreign language.

   2. Are required to submit the Resolution on the recognition / Homologation of your degree according to which you are eligible for the UPM master's degree program. This recognition is issued by the Spanish Ministry of Universities.
      
      
      
4. You must pay their Tuition Fee Deposit in the prescribed dates in the Calendar in case of being admitted in the First and Second Term (currently not necessary others terms or periods). Admission will be canceled for those admitted students who do not complete the process on time.
   
   The amount of the Tuition Fee Deposit is 250 euros, which will later be deducted from the amount of the enrollment. There will be no refund in case of not enrollment.
   
   The procedure would be:
   a) Request an UPM email account
   b) Access the Self-enrolment platform (Gestión de Recibos) to pay, just online with bank card.

For any question check Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) or email to tramitacion.master.oficial@upm.es.

Thank you for choosing us!!!

Students should apply via the UPM application portal, you can apply for only one Master's program in each application term. If it is denied, you may repeat the request in the following term or period:

• DNI (Spanish national ID card), NIE (Foreigner ID Number for residents in Spain) or Passport.
  
• Curriculum Vitae.
  
• The academic documents depend on the student's choice of master's degree. Additionally, each program may have specific access requirements.
  
  Note: Invalid documents for academic purposes downloaded from web pages shall NOT be acceptable except for graduates from the UPM (Politécnica Virtual).

1. If you have completed your Bachelor's degree:
   
   1. Accredited degree certificate issued by Spanish university or proof of having applied for diploma.

   2. Official Transcript of records of your first degree, stating the subjects taken and grades attained.
      

2. If you do NOT have completed your Bachelor's degree.
   According to the UPM Enrollment Regulations, you can apply (In no case can the Master's degree be obtained without having previously completed the Bachelor's degree):
   
   1. Student Pledge for Completion of Studies.

   2. Official Transcript of records of your degree stating credits passed and credits necessary for your Bachelor's degree.

3. Students applying for an accredited master's degree listed in Appendix I (included any Master's degree offering professional certification: MSc in Aerospace Engeneering; MSc in Agro-Engineering; MSc in Architecture; MSc in Civil Engineering; MSc in Mining Engineering; MSc in Forestry Engineering; MSc in Industrial Engineering; MSc in Naval and Oceanic Engineering; MSc in Telecommunications Engeneering. Or any dual program with them) are obliged to submit a Level B2 English language proficiency certificate, according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
   
   If you are applying for the MSc Lower and Upper Secondary Teacher Training, the required accreditation is Level B1 in a foreign language.
   
   
4. Admitted students without previous studies at the UPM must pay their Tuition Fee Deposit in the prescribed dates in the Calendar in case of being admitted in the first and second term (not necessary for the rest of the terms. Admission will be canceled for those admitted students who do not complete the process on time.
   
   The amount of the Tuition Fee Deposit is 250 euros, which will later be deducted from the amount of the enrollment. There will be no refund in case of not complete the enrollment.
   
   The procedure would be:
   a) Request an UPM email account
   b) Access the Self-enrolment platform (Gestión de Recibos) to pay, just online with bank card.

For any question check Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) or email to tramitacion.master.oficial@upm.es.

Thank you for choosing us!!!

MSc Programmes with Professional Certification

The higher education system provides for degree programmes that qualify graduates for admission to or the exercise of regulated professional activities in Spain. The conditions to be met by the curricula of such programmes are established by the Government to guarantee that the degrees certify that the holder is in possession of the proper competences and knowledge to exercise the profession (Royal Decree 967/2014 Appendix I).

NB: Documents issued in a language other than Spanish or English (UPM working languages) shall have to be duly translated before submission.

Eligibility requirements for Appendix I MSc programmes:

• Accredited university degree certificate issued by Spain, European Union member states or European Economic Area Agreement signatories or proof of having applied for the aforesaid certificate.
• If the accredited degree was earned outside of Spain, the student shall have to submit the Official Recognition Decision / Homologation issued by the Spanish Ministry of Universities as any of the degrees entitling the holder for admission to the respective MSc degree with professional certification.
• Accreditation of B2 level in English according to the European Common Reference Framework for Languages (CEFR).

Regular MSc Programmes

Any programmes that do not have qualify students to exercise a regulated profession in Spain.

Eligibility requirements for regular MSc programmes (not listed in Appendix I):

• Accredited university degree certificate issued by Spain, European Union member states or European Economic Area Agreement signatories or proof of having applied for the aforesaid certificate.
• Duly legalized higher education degree issued by other education systems. This is an alternative procedure to official recognition, whereby the issuing country accredits that the degree is valid and has been issued by the competent authority. Generally, it is identified by the Hague Convention Apostille, See here for a list of Convention signatories.

The duration is established according to Royal Decree 1393/2007 (amended by Royal Decree 861/2010), repealed by the Royal Decree 822/2021, organizing accredited higher education programmes. Article 17 Guidelines for the design of MSc degree programmes reads:

1. The curricula required to earn a MSc degree shall have from 60, 90 or 120 ECTS, covering all the theoretical and practical training to be gained by the student: compulsory and optional subjects, seminars, external practicum, supervised papers, master's thesis, assessment activities, and any others that are necessary subject to the specific characteristics of each degree programme.

60 ETCS are equivalent to one academic year.

When they enrol, all students shall have to submit for validation the originals of the documents uploaded during the application process, that is, the documents issued by the degree-awarding institution.

• Students who enrol online shall have a maximum period of two months as of enrolment in which to submit the original documents at the registrar's office of the school in which they were admitted. Enrolment will be cancelled if these documents are not submitted.
• Degree certificates issued outside the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) shall have to be duly legalized, depending on whether you are enrolling for a MSc programme with or without professional certification.

* Hague Convention Apostille or stamp of the Spanish Consulate or Embassy in the degree-issuing country.

• Documents issued in a language other than Spanish or English (UPM working languages) shall have to be duly translated before submission.

Official Recognition/Homologation and Legalization are two procedures employed for different legal purposes.

Official Recognition or Homologation

Procedure according to which the Spanish Ministry of Universities equates a degree issued by abroad with its respective Spanish degree, especially for the purposes of the exercise of a profession.

Real Decreto 889/2022, conditions and procedures for recognition, declaration of equivalence and validation of university education from foreign educational systems.

Legalization

Legalization is an administrative act whereby a foreign public document is validated, by verifying the authenticity of the signature on the document, and the capacity in which the signatory of the document has acted.

Generally implemented by means of the Hague Convention Apostille (click here for the signatory countries), the authorities of the certificate-issuing country accredit that it is a valid degree certificate and has been issued by the competent authority. 

For non-signatory countries of the Apostille of the Hague or Andrés Bello Agreement, diploma and records can be legalized by the stamp of the Embassies and Consulates of Spain in the country of issue of your diploma that certifies it is an official university degree. For more information look at the question “Legalization of foreign documents abroad via diplomatic channels” in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' web.

Documents issued in a language other than English or Spanish (UPM working languages) must be duly translated before submission.

Sworn translation (public, official or certified translation) is the translation of official documents by a sworn translator recognized by an official body for this purpose.

Universidad of Spanish universities

For students from Spanish universities, the UPM Enrollment Regulations allow them to request conditional application (In no case can the Master's degree be obtained without having previously completed the Bachelor's degree) by attaching a Student Pledge for Completion of Studies, on the date indicated in the Calendar, and an Official Transcript of records of your degree stating the credits passed, the credits necessary for your Bachelor's degree, and it can be reliably verified that only the Final Degree Project (TFG) remains and a maximum of 9 credits to obtain the Bachelor's degree. Otherwise, admission will be cancelled.

Students from other universities

During the first application period, they can apply without having completed their degree programme submitting a Student Pledge for Completion of Studies in place of their degree certificate. They should then submit all the required documents (degree certificate and official transcript of records) to tramitacion.master.oficial@upm.es according to the established schedule. Otherwise, admission will be cancelled.

Check out the following calls for scholarship applications:

• Spanish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities: Scholarships and grants for MSc programmes
  
• UPM-Santander Mobility Programme for Latin American university students: UPM-Santander mobility scholarships

You can also check the possibility of specific scholarships with the Master's Program Secretariat.

You can also ask for the possibility of Internships | UPM Talent - COIE.

Conditional Admission is allowed under RD 822/2021 and its transposition in the UPM Admission Regulations, which indicates "...it can be reliably verified that only the Final Degree Project (TFG) remains and a maximum of 9 credits to obtain the Bachelor's degree...".

This Conditional Admission allows undergraduate students from Spanish universities to enroll in a master's program, justifying the mentioned requirement (TFG + 9 ECTS maximum), before the dates indicated in the Calendar. Otherwise, admission would be canceled.

Also, both RD 822/2021, and its transposition in the UPM Enrollment Regulations, clearly specify that students with Conditional Admission may in no case be evaluated for the Final Master's Project (TFM) without having previously accredited obtaining the Bachelor Degree that conditioned its admission.

ECTS is the acronym for European Credit Transfer System which is the standard adopted by all European Higher Education Area (EHEA) higher education institutions to guarantee the standardization and quality of the educational programmes that they offer.

ECTS is a system designed to make it easier for students to move between different countries since the credits are based on the learning outcomes and course workload. The ECTS system also helps with and clarifies the planning, delivery and evaluation of educational programmes.

European Union, European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) 

According to Article 4, Credit transfer, of Royal Decree 1125/2003, establishing the European Credit Transfer System and grading system for official university qualifications valid throughout Spain:

1. Curriculums establish that students must earn a total 60 credits per academic year...

3. The credits allocated to each of the subjects of which the curriculum is composed shall account for the number work hours required by students to learn the respective subject matter, capabilities and skills. This allocation shall include the hours spent on theoretical or practical lectures, independent study, seminars, papers, practical assignments or projects and preparation for and sitting of examinations and assessment tests...

5. The minimum and maximum number of hours per credit shall be 25 and 30, respectively...

Higher educational programmes in Spain are divided into accredited and non-accredited programmes.

• Accredited degrees (BSc, MSc and PhD) and non-accredited degrees (master's, specialization, expert and continuing training) are endorsed by the issuing university. The difference between the two is that accredited degrees are also recognized by the State and included in the Registro de Universidades, Centros y Títulos (RUCT). This authentication process guarantees their quality. On the other hand, non-accredited programmes are designed internally by universities according to their bylaws to address training needs not covered in the official catalogue of accredited degrees.
• The UPM's accredited MSc programmes are regulated by Madri+d, the Madrid Region Certification and Accreditation Agency for higher education assessment. They are, therefore, recognized by all members states of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA). The non-accredited programmes are approved by the university's Governing Council and are not subject to the same regulatory criteria as accredited programmes.
• Holders of accredited MSc degrees are eligible for admission to PhD Programmes, holders of non-accredited degrees are not. Both are postgraduate programmes offering high-quality, very specialized programmes. Generally speaking, accredited MSc degree programmes focus more on research (are taught by university lecturers), whereas non-accredited programmes target professional education (possibly with the participation of external professionals).
• Holders of accredited MSc degrees are awarded points for postgraduate training in public administration competitive or internal promotion examinations, at least in Spain, whereas the points awarded for non-accredited programmes are usually classed as continuing education. However, this may depending on the competitive or internal promotion examination in question. They both have the same status in the business world.
• Accredited MSc degrees are priced officially by the Spanish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities and Madrid Regional Government, whereas each institution establishes the price of their non-accredited degrees as the programmes are self-financing. Students of accredited MSc degrees are eligible for general Spanish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities scholarships, whereas non-accredited programmes usually offer some sort of financial assistance or funding.

A regulated profession in Spain is a profession that can only be exercised subject to particular conditions laid down by law or legislative rule. The conditions are usually holdership of an accredited degree.

Regulations stipulating the requirements for the verification of accredited degrees taught by the UPM qualifying holders to exercise a profession are:

* Check the specific eligibility requirements for each MSc programme.

Regulated by Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities, Royal Decree 1665/1991:

• Aeronautical Engineer (Order CIN/312/2009)
• Agricultural Engineer (Order CIN/325/2009)
• Civil Engineer (Order CIN/309/2009)
• Industrial Engineer (Order CIN/311/2009)
• Mining Engineer (Order CIN/310/2009)
• Forestry Engineer (Order CIN/326/2009)
• Naval and Ocean Engineer (Order CIN/354/2009)
• Telecommunications Engineer (Order CIN/355/2009)

Regulated by Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities, Royal Decree 314/2006 y Directive 2005/36/CE:

• Architect (Order EDU/2075/2010)

Regulated by Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities, Organic Law 2/2006:

• Secondary Education Teacher (Order ECI/3858/2007)

The higher education tuition fees for official postgraduate programmes at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid are established annually by Decree.

(*) For FOREIGN STUDENTS over 18 years old who do not have the status of residents, excluding nationals of Member states of the European Union, and those to whom the EU regime applies.

Public price per credit in first enrollment

• UPM Enrollment Regulations: Títle II. Chapter 4. Payments and Bonuses
  16.1. The student may choose between a single payment or a payment in installments. In the later case, eight deadlines will be established for the payment of enrollment when it is formalized in the regular July call...

Public price per credit for second and subsequent enrollments

(*) Note: For these purposes, the stay authorization granted to foreign students in accordance with Real Decreto 1155/2024, of November 19, which approves the Regulation of Ley Orgánica 4/2000, of January 11, on "Rights and Freedoms of Foreigners in Spain and their Social Integration" will not be equivalent to the consideration of residents.

For more specific information on prices, fees and deadlines, you should ask to the Secretary of the School where the master's degree of interest is taught. Their contact details are on the master program information page.

For any question check Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) or email to tramitacion.master.oficial@upm.es.

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To be able to access any master's degree listed in Appendix I, it is necessary a Level B2 English language proficiency certificate, according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

Except for the Master's Degree in Teacher Training, which will require accreditation a Level B1 in any foreign language.

• Master's Degree with Professional Acreditation: The Spanish higher education system provides for degree programmes that qualify graduates for admission to or the exercise of regulated professional activities in Spain. The conditions to be met by the curricula of such programmes are established by the Government to guarantee that the degrees certify that the holder is in possession of the proper competences and knowledge to exercise the profession.
  
  In order to access a Master's Degree with Professional Accreditation from a foreign qualification, the original Degree must be homologated to a Spanish Degree that grants professional accreditation in Spain.
  

  You can check the homologation procedure of the Spanish Ministry of Universities.

  1. MSc Architecture
     The reference degree to access does NOT grant professional certification so homologation is not possible. It would be necessary to request validation of the Grado en Fundamentos de la Arquitectura (300 credits and 5 years of duration) and pass, where appropriate, the necessary subjects.
     More information about this validation in the Subdirección de Relaciones Externas e Internacionales of the ETS Arquitectura: intercambio.arquitectura@upm.es.
     
     
  2. MSc Lower and Upper Secondary Teacher Training:
     Physical Education Major
     Graphical Expression Major
     Phisics and Chemestry Major
     Mathematics Major
     Technology Major
     
     
  3. MSc Aeronautical Engineering
     Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico Aeronáutico (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/308/2009
     
     
  4. MSc Agricultural Engineering
     Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico Agrícola (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/323/2009
     
     
  5. Dual MSc Agricultural Engineering and Precision Farming
     Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico Agrícola (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/323/2009
     
     
  6. Dual Agronomic Engineering and Agricultural Economics
     Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico Agrícola (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/323/2009
     
     
  7. MSc Civil Engineering
     Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico de Obras Públicas (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/307/2009
     
     
  8. Dual MSc Civil Engineering and Civil Engineering Systems
     Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico de Obras Públicas (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/307/2009
     
     
  9. MSc Industrial Engineering
     Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico Industrial (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/351/2009
     
     
  10. Dual MSc Industrial Engineering and Automation and Robotics
      Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico Industrial (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/351/2009
      
      
  11. Dual MSc Industrial Engineering and Industrial Electronics
      Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico Industrial (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/351/2009
      
      
  12. Dual MSc Industrial Engineering and Seismic Engineering
      Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico Industrial (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/351/2009
      
      
  13. Dual MSc Industrial Engineering and Nuclear Science and Technology
      Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico Industrial (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/351/2009
      
      
  14. MSc Mining Engineering
      Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico de Minas (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/306/2009
       
  15. MSc Forest Engineering
      Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico Forestal (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/324/2009
      
      
  16. MSc Naval and Oceanic Engineering
      Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico Naval (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/350/2009
      
      
  17. MSc Telecommunication Engineering
      Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico de Telecomunicación (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/352/2009
      
      
  18. Dual MSc Telecommunication Engineering and Telematic Services and Network Engineering
      Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico de Telecomunicación (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/352/2009
      
      
  19. Dual MSc Telecommunication Engineering and Electronic Systems Engineering
      Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico de Telecomunicación (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/352/2009
      
      
  20. Dual MSc Telecommunication Engineering and Signal Theory and Communications
      Foreign qualifications, homologation to Ingeniero Técnico de Telecomunicación (corresponding specialty): Orden CIN/352/2009
      
      
• Master's Degree without Professional Acreditation:
  
  
  1. MSc Food Engineering Applied to Health
     
     
  2. MSc Materials Engineering
     
     
  3. MSc Informatics Engineering
     
     
  4. MSc Chemical Engineering

For any question check Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) or email to tramitacion.master.oficial@upm.es.

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As the average grade is important for selecting postgraduate candidates in the higher education system, the Spanish Ministry of Universities has a service for calculating the equivalence of average grades for higher education programmes completed outside Spain.

This service has also developed equivalences tables of average university course and degree grades (Anexo II. Tablas de equivalencias por países) in order to convert the average grade to the Spanish university grading scale (0-10).

Erasmus Mundus is a European Union programme, approved in the year 2003, whose aim is to improve the quality of European higher education and cooperation with other regions in order to attract highly qualified students from third countries to courses organized jointly by European universities and thus strengthen their relations with similar institutions all over the world.

Check out our Erasmus Mundus Joint Master degree offering.

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Phone: (+34) 91 06 70359 / 70361
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