Enrolment on a Master's course

Enrolment periods:

• Those who reserved a place on a course prior to 11 July have until 31 July 2023 to enrol.
• Those who reserved a place on a course between 27 and 31 July have until 9 September.
• From 31 July onwards, if any free places are left on any Master’s degrees, interested candidates may submit an application directly to the secretariat of the faculty running the course. In such cases, enrolment must be completed by the deadline established by said faculty.

Within said deadlines, candidates may enrol on the dates established by the Faculty running the Master’s degree and published on its website.

Candidates who have no more than 9 credits yet to earn and/or their graduation project to yet pass in order to complete their degree may enrol on Master’s courses that accept provisional enrolment (pdf, 266 Kb).

Candidates with a foreign qualification must have earned their degree before they will be allowed to enrol.

Enrolment must be carried out online in September 2023, through the self-enrolment process. The day on which you should formalise your enrolment will be published on the UPV/EHU website. If you fail to formalise your enrolment on the appointed day, you will be able to formalise it later on, providing it is within the established enrolment period, but you will no longer have priority for choosing optional subjects.

For the following Master’s courses, candidates should enrol at the department secretariat during the established periods:

• University Master’s degree in Law
• University Master’s degree in Banking and Quantitative Finance
• University Master’s degree in Space Science and Technology
• University Master’s degree in Project Management
• University Master’s degree in Control, Automation and Robtics Engineering
• University Master’s degree in Construction Engineering
• University Master’s degree in Advanced Materials Engineering
• University Master’s degree in Telecommunications Engineering
• University Master’s degree in Sustainable Energy
• University Master’s degree in Industrial Engineering
• University Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering
• University Master’s degree in Environmental Management and Engineering
• University Master’s degree in Integration of Renewable Energy Sources into the Electricity Grid
• University Master’s degree in Research into Energy Efficiency and Sustainability in Industry, Transport, Construction and Town Planning
• University Master’s degree in Marine Studies
• University Master’s degree in Nautical Studies and Maritime Transport
• University Master’s degree in Advanced Electronic Systems
• Erasmus Mundus Master in Smart Communities and Cities (SMACCs)
• Erasmus Mundus en Energías Renovables en Medio Marino / Erasmus Mundus Master in Renewable Energy in the Marine Environment (REM+)
• Erasmus Mundus Master in Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion (MESC+)
• University Master’s degree in Control in Smartgrids and Distributed Generation