Interdisciplinary Studies in Environmental

Access to this master\'s degree is open to holders of an official bachelor\'s degree from a Spanish university or from another higher education institution within or outside the European Higher Education Area, provided this gives access to postgraduate studies in the country of issue.

Admission requirements

Admission requirements are as follows:

Admission requirements for this Master\'s degree are as set out in Royal Decree 1393/2007,that is, an official bachelor\'s degree from a Spanish university or another higher education institution within the EHEA, preferably in the subject areas of chemistry, physics, geology, biology, biochemistry, environmental sciences, geography, economics or chemical, environmental, civil or agricultural engineering.

Access is also open to graduates from outside the EHEA, who are not required to obtain official recognition of their degrees, subject to confirmation that these are academically equivalent to their Spanish counterparts and that they give access to postgraduatestudies in the country of issue. Graduates in other subject areas may also join the programme if their academic transcript or professional activity is related toenvironmental issues.

Students must certify a command of English Language at a level equivalent to the First Certificate. To take the specialisations "Science and Global Change Management" and "Ecological Economics", they will need to prove they have an advanced level. In the case of students with no language certificates, the coordinator will determine the means used to ascertain that their English level is high enough to take the master\'s degree.