Online Application: Complete the university’s online application form.

High School Diploma: Submit a certified copy of your high school diploma or equivalent. If the original document is not in Spanish, a certified translation is required.

Academic Transcripts: Provide official transcripts of all high school courses and grades. Translations into Spanish are necessary if the originals are in another language.

Letters of Recommendation: Some programs may require one or more letters of recommendation from teachers or academic advisors.

Language Proficiency:

Spanish: Since most courses are taught in Spanish, international students must demonstrate proficiency, typically at a B2 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). This can be proven through standardized tests like DELE or CELU.

English: If the program includes courses in English, proof of English proficiency may also be required.

Entrance Exam: Applicants may need to pass an entrance examination, which could include assessments in Spanish language comprehension, oral and written skills.

Document Legalization: All academic documents must be legalized by the appropriate educational authorities and, if necessary, translated by a certified translator.