1. Candidates must hold a university degree (Bachelor's, Licenciado, or equivalent) that grants access to postgraduate studies.
2. The university requires demonstration of basic knowledge equivalent to an undergraduate level in the master's specific academic field, such as Conflict and Mediation, People Management Skills, and Communication Skills.
3. The admission process includes submitting an application, CV, academic transcript, and two passport-sized color photographs.
4. The Admissions Committee, composed of academic and program directors, evaluates candidates based on their academic record (80%) and other merits related to the degree (20%), such as scholarships, prior postgraduate training, and relevant professional experience.
5. The Committee reserves the right to conduct candidate interviews if necessary.