Foreign degree recognition in Spain: three routes explained
Compare homologación, equivalencia and convalidación in Spain: what each route recognises, where to apply and how to choose for work or further study.
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Foreign university grades in Spain: what a grade-equivalence statement shows
A grade-equivalence statement converts foreign university marks. Prepare your transcript and understand how this differs from recognition of your qualification.
Applying to a Spanish university with an overseas school qualification
Spanish university admission depends on your education system and destination institution. Keep qualification recognition, UNEDasiss and applications separate.
Conditional enrolment while school-qualification recognition is pending
A conditional-enrolment document is linked to a pending recognition application. Check its validity, the institution and its limits before relying on it.
Continuing an overseas degree in Spain: credits, records and admission
If you started a degree abroad, prepare your transcript and course content. Recognised credits, admission criteria and an available place are different issues.
Can you apply for a Spanish master’s without homologating your foreign degree?
A university may assess a foreign qualification for master’s access. Check its level, postgraduate access and the requirements of the specific programme.
Official master’s or continuing education: check the programme before enrolling
Before enrolling, identify the qualification, university and official status. Compare the programme with the academic or professional goal you want to achieve.
A doctorate in Spain with a foreign qualification: access and programme admission
Check the academic access route and the doctoral programme’s admission criteria. Assessment of a foreign qualification does not recognise it for every purpose.
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