Access:
Access to Master’s Degree programmes is granted to holders of:
A.1. A Spanish official university degree.
A.2. A degree issued by a Higher Education institution from another European Higher Education Area Member State which allows access to Master Degree’s programmes in that state, or a state outside the European Higher Educatios Area.
In this case, individuals who have earned degrees from educational systems in other countries, will have access to the master's degree only if they have homologated their degree to one of the Spanish degrees or the declaration of equivalence level to the degree or academic level at the end of the application period. In the case of the declaration of equivalence level, the degree or academic level will be the Academic Committee of the Master's Degree that determines the speciality or specialities to which the student can access.
These people, both have homologation and a declaration of equivalence, must submit the declaration of equivalence of the average grade of their file that is obtained through the Service that the Ministry with competences in Education has active at the following address:
https://www.universidades.gob.es/equivalencia-de-notas-medias-de-estudi…
A.4. A Spanish Bachelor in Advanced Artistic Education.
Admission requirements and criteria:
The access and admission process, in accordance with the Order ECI/3858/2007 that regulates this Master's Degree, will be carried out by specialties according to the degree held. Students will indicate within the specialty, as a guideline, the itinerary of their preference. In the case of the specialty of Vocational Training, the itineraries offered will have the same effects as the specialties.
Students who have a degree that gives them access to more than one specialty may apply for several specialties indicating the order of preference, which will be binding for the allocation of places.
Access profiles are established according to the specialties of the Master's Degree. Its professionalizing nature requires the correspondence between the degree that gives access to the Master and the chosen specialty. As a general criterion, it is considered that applicants must have at least 60 ECTS credits of higher studies in subjects related to the specialty. As a guideline, this correspondence between some of the current degrees and the specialties of the Master are established in the following table. This list is neither exhaustive nor binding and the Academic Committee of the Master's Degree or the corresponding university body will decide in each case.
Specialty in Arts:
(a) Itinerary of the teaching specialty in Music:
Bachelor's Degree in History and Sciences of Music.
Professor of Music Education
Degree in Primary Education Teacher (the SXA must prove that the student has the mention in Music Education).
Degree in Musicology
Higher Degree in Dramatic Arts
Higher Degree in Dance
Higher Degree in Music (in any of the specialties)
Higher Degree in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage
Degree in Photography and Digital Creation
Degree in Visual Arts and Dance Pedagogy
b) Itinerary of the teaching specialty in Plastic and Visual Arts:
Architecture
Higher Studies in Design (LOXSE)
Degree in Design
Higher Studies in Fashion Design
Higher Degree in Artistic Education
Degree in Fine Arts
Degree in Audiovisual Communication
Degree in Communication
Degree in Art History
Degree in Visual Arts and Dance Pedagogy
Degree in Industrial Engineering and Product Development from the UDC
Students coming from countries with a language other than Galician, Portuguese or Spanish must accredit the Galician language level: Celga II, or Spanish: B2, according to the Agreement of the Governing Council of the USC of July 30, 2018.
If they do not have any of the qualifications, the USC will give them a level test and, if they do not pass it, they must attend an intensive course of Galician or Spanish in the first semester until they reach the required level.
Students must accredit a B1 level of linguistic competence in a foreign language, in accordance with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages according to recommendation No. R (98) 6 of the Committee of Ministers of Member States of 17 October 2000. This accreditation must be done before or at the same time as the registration.