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Master's Degree in European Union Studies and Human Rights

Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia (UCAM) · Murcia, Spain
Tuition / year€6,700
Duration1 year
Teaching languagesEnglish
DegreeMaster's Degree
Credits60 ECTS ECTS
Programme provider

Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia (UCAM)

Murcia, Spain

University profile
At a glance

Master's Degree in European Union Studies and Human Rights (Master's Degree) is taught at Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia (UCAM), Murcia. It lasts 1 year. Taught in English. Tuition is €6,700 per year.

Program overview

Master's Degree in European Union Studies and Human Rights, a UCAM continuing-education master (título propio, 60 ECTS), not an official Spanish degree. Taught fully in English on the Murcia campus, on site, with a study visit to Brussels.

CityMurcia
Credit load60 ECTS ECTS

Start dates and deadlines

Every intake you can still apply for, with its own deadline.

  • Fall 2027Apply by Jul 1, 2027Next deadline

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Admission requirements

Who can apply to this programme.

  • Bachelor's degree
  • Final-year bachelor's students can apply
  • Good level of English
  • Admission interview (in person or video call)
Interview required

Language requirements

Taught in English. You need an English certificate from the university's accepted list. Students whose bachelor's was in the US, UK, Canada or Australia, or taught in English, do not need one.

EnglishMain teaching language
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Required documents

What you send with your application.

Passport copy
Bachelor's degree certificate, or proof you are in your final year
Academic transcript
English language certificate
No English certificate needed if your bachelor's was in the US, UK, Canada or Australia
A letter from your university stating you were taught in English is also accepted
Motivation letter
CV
Application fee of 150 EUR, paid after your interview (not refundable)
Scans or clear photos of your original documents are fine to apply
Documents not in Spanish or English need a sworn translation into Spanish or English
Documents from outside the EU need the apostille (or consular legalisation) to apply

After you are accepted

You do not need these to apply. Prepare them once you have your offer, for enrolment.

Reservation fee and pre-enrolment fee after you sign the conditional offer
Rest of the tuition fee before the course starts
Originals or legalised copies of your academic documents
Sworn translation into Spanish of documents not in Spanish or English
A sworn translator is one appointed by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (a Spanish consulate can also translate)
Apostille (or consular legalisation) on academic documents from outside the EU
Deadline for these: before the course start date

Application journey

1Choose the programme

Review the verified facts and the requirements for this degree level.

2Check eligibility

SIT Connect reviews your education and language background.

3Prepare documents

Gather the documents in the list above.

4Submit your application

Continue to the central application portal.

Frequently asked questions

How long is Master's Degree in European Union Studies and Human Rights?

The official catalogue lists a duration of 1 year and 60 ECTS ECTS.

Which languages is Master's Degree in European Union Studies and Human Rights taught in?

Taught in English. You need an English certificate from the university's accepted list. Students whose bachelor's was in the US, UK, Canada or Australia, or taught in English, do not need one.

What is the tuition fee?

The tuition recorded in SIT Connect is €6,700 per year. Converted amounts on this page are estimates.

Can I apply now?

Yes. This programme has an intake open for applications through SIT Connect.

Annual tuition€6,700
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