Bilingual Education (1 year)

The Master’s Degree in Bilingual Education at UCAM is a one-year program offered on the Murcia campus, designed for educators and graduates who wish to specialize in Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL). It consists of 60 ECTS credits and is taught in English, providing students with the pedagogical tools and linguistic competence required to teach non-linguistic subjects in a second language. The program emphasizes a highly practical approach to classroom management, utilizing advanced methodologies for curriculum design and the development of bilingual materials. Key areas of study include second language acquisition theories, educational innovation, and the integration of digital technologies in bilingual settings. Students learn to adapt complex academic content to the linguistic level of their students while fostering intercultural awareness. Because of its professional orientation, students benefit from a curriculum led by international experts and gain hands-on experience through mandatory internships in bilingual schools. This immersive approach allows students to apply theoretical models directly in real classroom environments. Graduates are prepared for leadership roles as bilingual teachers, program coordinators, or educational consultants in both public and private international institutions.

Programme-specific requirements recorded in SIT Connect.

• EU/IB/Agreements: Obtain access credential via UNED.
• All Other Countries: Request homologation via Spanish Ministry of Education.
• Legalization (Hague Countries): Must have the Hague Apostille on transcripts and diploma.
• Legalization (Non-Hague): Required stamps from Ministry of Ed, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Spanish Consulate.
• Translation: Must be in Spanish by an official sworn translator or Spanish Embassy.
• Scanned biopage of your valid passport.
• High School academic transcript, Diploma and national exam result slip.
• Statement of Purpose/Motivational Letter.
• Curriculum Vitae.

The official programme record lists English. It does not publish a programme-specific minimum language-test score, so no score is invented here.

Programme-specific document list.

This programme is recorded as accredited in the central catalogue.