Pre-enrolment 2024 - 2025

Pre-enrolment for the master’s degree must always be carried out online.

The application for online pre-enrolment in the indicated period can be found on the UB’s main university master’s degree course website, under the tab “Pre-enrolment/Enrolment”. This application allows applicants to upload the required documentation.

Pre-enrolment

Documentation required for pre-enrolment

• Degree certificate or diploma that provides access to the master’s degree. Degrees issued outside Spain must be duly legalised. For more information, go to http://www.ub.edu/facgh/masters/instruccionsext.pdf (in Spanish).
• Academic record of the subjects completed or partially completed in the degree and the weighted average mark. Degrees issued outside Spain must be accompanied by an average grade statement.
• National Identity Document (DNI) or passport.
• CV including details of any professional activities or training related to women’s and gender studies, and details of any language skills.
• Personal statement. This should include your chosen instruction modality (in-person or online) and specialisation. It should explain your reasons for choosing this master’s degree and the professional and research projects you intend to carry out following the master’s degree.
• Accreditation of language skills.

* Pre-enrolments that are not accompanied by these supporting documents will not be processed.

IMPORTANT: In order complete pre-enrolment for the master’s degree, a fee of €30.21 must be paid. Only pre-enrolment applications that certify payment of this fee will be considered.

Admissions

In order to gain access to the master’s degree, applicants must possess one of the following qualifications:

• An official university undergraduate degree or diploma programme.

• An undergraduate degree in the new curriculum that was introduced in the academic year 2008-2009.

Assessment criteria

Preference will be given to candidates who show evidence of the following:

• Academic record of previous studies with weighted average mark (65%).
• Curriculum (25%), assessing: 

• Adequacy of the degree prior to the Master's degree course.
• Prior studies from a gender perspective.
• Training in disciplines or fields of knowledge related to the existing guidelines.
• Professional experience.
• Mobility during previous studies.
• Knowledge of Catalan, Spanish and a third language (especially English).
• Letter of motivation (10%).

The Committee may decide to conduct a personal interview with applicants before making a decision regarding admission.