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master's degree access criteria

To access the master’s degree, the applicant must hold one of the following qualifications:

Graduate in Industrial Technologies (a course that does not qualify its students to work as a professional industrial technical engineer but which does offer the necessary basic and technological skills for accessing the Master in Industrial Engineering).
Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering of the Bologna Plan, entitling holders to work as technical industrial engineers.
Holders of other engineering degree, with the agreement of the Academic Council and taking into account the regulatory restriction of the necessary additional training.

As this is a master's degree that entitles holders to freely practice a profession, for students with foreign university degrees, they will need to convert their certificate into the Spanish equivalent to proceed with enrolment.

Admission requirements:

Students should have a basic knowledge of programming, databases and statistics.More specifically, a knowledge of programming to develop medium-scale software projects successfully will be assessed positively, as will knowledge of knowledge of basic algorithmics, control and design of structured data types, efficient algorithms on these structures, and knowledge of object-oriented programming.Students will also need to be able to adapt to new languages and IT development tools, as well as accredit basic knowledge of databases and statistics such as inference and modelling.

The Master Admissions Committee, comprising the coordinators of both masters, offers will carry out the student admission process and the student selection process in the event of more applications being accepted than places available.

The selection criteria will be as follows:

Specific education in the areas of each master (50%)
Accredited official academic transcript, weighted according to the average grade of the home university (40%)
Processes of reasoning and abstraction; individual work capacity and reasoning, sufficiency for the interpretation of results at the level of skills or abilities to achieve them, training in heterogeneous groups or training to generate knowledge or contribute to problem solving (10%)

The UdG will establish the different pre-enrolment periods after which the admissions committee will publish the list of admitted students according to the criteria mentioned above.