Before applying for admission, please check:

• Entry requirements for doctoral programmes
• Statement of equivalence of average mark
• Statement of equivalence of average mark: link to the website of the Spanish Ministry of Universities
• Calendar for applications and registrations
• Fees

The International School for Postgraduate Studies (EIP) will use electronic methods for communications and notifications in accordance with the provisions of Articles 41.1 and 43 of Spanish Law 39/2015, of 1 October, on the Common Administrative Procedure of Public Administrations.

The following link contains the MOST COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION about the admissions process. Please read it carefully so that you can apply for admission correctly:

• STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO ADMISSION AND FIRST-TIME REGISTRATION

Pre-register using the following online form:

• Online pre-registration application form

• IMPORTANT
  • The online form will ask you to provide an identity (ID) number. If you have previously attended the University of Granada, you must use the same ID number that you used during your previous studies. This will prevent an increase in registration fees due to the opening of a new academic record. Once you have registered, you can request to change your identity number if necessary.

This is done online using the URL provided in the pre-admission application. The documents to be attached online (.pdf) are:

1. Application for admission to doctoral programmes. Available on the admissions website.
2. ID card, passport, residence card or equivalent document.
3. Curriculum.
4. Copy of the Licenciatura (full undergraduate degree), Ingeniería (full undergraduate degree in Engineering), Arquitectura (full undergraduate degree in Architecture), Grado (Bachelor's Degree) or equivalent degree certificate..
   • You must also attach an official academic transcript detailing the courses or subjects you took in your degree programme. This transcript must include, at least, the name of each course, the academic year, grade and information on the grading system (maximum grade).
5. Copy of the official postgraduate degree certificate. Official master's degree (or equivalent degree) or Diploma of Advanced Studies (DEA).
   • You must also attach an official academic transcript detailing the courses or subjects you took in this degree programme. This transcript must include, at least, the name of each course, the academic year, grade and information on the grading system (maximum grade).
6. Certificate of language proficiency (languages other than mother tongue).
   • For the Doctoral Programme in Language, Text and Context, students are required to have a C1 level in the language in which their doctoral thesis will be written, unless the language used is their mother tongue.
   • Language proficiency form for applicants to the Doctoral Programme in Language, Text and Context. To apply for this doctoral programme, you must complete this form.
7. Supervision agreement
   • Download the template here.
   • Applicants who do not submit this document must attach a signed sworn statement explaining the reasons for not doing so.
8. Other documents. Any other document that you consider relevant and that could not be included in the previous sections.

Additional documentation is required in the following cases:

1. If you hold a Licenciatura (full undergraduate degree), Ingeniería (full undergraduate degree), Arquitectura (full undergraduate degree), Arquitectura Técnica (3-year undergraduate degree), Ingeniería Técnica (3-year undergraduate degree) or Diplomatura (3-year undergraduate degree) and your degree certificate has been issued by a Spanish university:
   • MECES degree certificate issued by the Spanish Ministry of Education and Vocational Training (MEFP).
   • See more information about requirements.
2. For degrees obtained at universities outside the European Higher Education Area (EHEA):
   • Supporting documents must be diplomatically legalised or bear the Hague Apostille.
   • Certificate from the university where you completed your master's degree or equivalent qualification, indicating that the degree obtained gives access to doctoral studies in the issuing country.
3. In the case of documents written in a language other than Spanish, English, Portuguese, French or Italian:
   • Sworn translation of the documents.

• Successful and unsuccessful applicants will receive an email with the corresponding decision.
• Applicants who submit a complaint will receive a personalised email with information on the decision taken.

Applicants who are definitively admitted will receive an email with instructions on how to self-register by the established deadline.

• Calendar and deadlines
• More information on registration (and more university regulations for students)

After registration, you will receive a payment form by email. Payment can be made by any of the following methods:

• Payment online via your “Acceso identificado” Student Account, accessible through the website of the University of Granada.
• Electronic payment using your online banking account or an ATM of one of the University of Granada's partner banks.
• At the offices of one of the partner banks indicated by the University of Granada.

Fees must be paid within a non-negotiable period of 15 calendar days from the date of issue of the payment form.

• Fees

In the case of doctoral studies, fees may not be paid in instalments unless the fee amount exceeds €200.

Payment in instalments will not affect fees for administrative services nor the student insurance premium, both of which will be included in full in the first instalment.

Your registration application will be conditionally admitted until you submit proof of payment of the fees by the established deadline. If the payment has not been made by that time, an order for payment will be issued and you will be given ten days to settle the amount due.

As a result of this order, your academic record will be blocked. No administrative procedures will be carried out until payment has been received.

Interest for late payments and any surcharges may increase the amount due.

Students who fail to pay registration fees for two academic years will be permanently withdrawn from the doctoral programme, losing any amounts paid up to that point.

The International School for Postgraduate Studies (EIP) will notify the student of their removal from the programme.