Degree in Industrial Relations and Human Resources

Access and admission

Students who meet the eligibility and entry criteria required under Royal Decree-Law 1892/2008 (14 November), and who have been admitted for undergraduate studies in any of the Departments of the University of A Coruña, should complete their registration according to the indicated dates for their course.

Incoming first-year students should complete their registration within the dates announced by the Galician Universities Commission (CIUG).

Students transferring from recognised degree programmes in other Spanish third-level institutions should submit their application for the UDC course in which they wish to enrol. Transfer students must have a minimum of 30 transferable credits and meet the eligibility requirements established under Art. 56, Royal Decree-Law 1892/2008 (14 November) and the UDC Academic Management Code of Practice. Candidates who do not meet the aforementioned criteria should apply through the general admissions process.

If you need more information, you can check this sources:

• University Entrance Exam
• Undergraduate admissions

Recommended profile

The degree in Labour Relations and Human Resources offers an interesting curriculum for those who wish to participate in the search for answers to the economic, social, legal, organizational and political challenges posed by the labour relations and human resources in the globalized 21st century. We are looking for people interested in developing their communicative and comprehension skills, people able to see the same situation from different perspectives and reach solutions that benefit everyone involved, people wanting to learn actively and to study the world of labour relations and human resources. The new Degree offers the opportunity to develop a multidisciplinary perspective for the future leaders of the world of work.If you consider that the labor relations and human resources are a fundamental activity at individual and collective levels, which play a decisive role in the quality of people’s life and in the proper functioning of companies and organizations, the Degree in Labour Relations and Human Resources offers you the right tools to be an active protagonist of these realities.

General applications requirements

Eligible candidates must match one of the following profiles, in accordance with Art. 2, Royal Decree-Law 1982/2008:

• Certified completion of secondary education (or equivalent), and pass result in University Entrance Examination
• Candidates who fulfil the eligibility requirements of university systems in other EU countries, or in non-EU countries with which Spain has an international cooperation agreement that includes this provision
• Students over 25 with a pass result in the University Entrance Examination, in either its current form or any of its earlier forms
• Mature students with a pass result in the University Entrance Examination for students over 45
• EQF Level 4 Certificate in Professional Training, Art and Design Studies, Sports Studies, etc.
• Undergraduate degree, or other university qualification obtained under previous curricula (Diploma/General Degree Honours Degree, Engineering Degree, etc.)
• Eligible according to criteria prescribed in statutes prior to 2008 reform, not mentioned above.

Application and admission

Applications for places on UDC degree programmes should be made using the centralised online applications system(NERTA), or by submitting the completed documentation at the appropriate LERD (Documentation Submission and Collection Point).

Students are entitled to submit one application form only, indicating (in descending order of preference) the degree programmes for which they wish to apply. Students may include a maximum of five options, or ten if applying for the same programme in different universities.

Dates for each registration period will be determined by the CIUG and announced via NERTA. Students who fail to register by the appointed deadline will lose the place they have been offered.

• Registration for incoming students
• Registration for ongoing students

Admission procedures and criteria

An official registration calendar for UDC undergraduate and Master’s programmes is determined each year by the university commission responsible, and runs from July to October. As soon as the calendar is approved (some time in May), candidates will be able to access the information on the CIUG website. In the meantime, students may find it helpful to consult the registration calendar for the current academic year (available on the SAPE student advice and support section of the main UDC website), as an indication of what to expect.

For undergraduate programmes with a capped number of places, candidates in Galicia who have completed their secondary education are required to sit the University Entrance Examination coordinated by the Galician Universities Commission (CIUG), a mixed board comprising representatives from the Xunta de Galicia (Galician regional government) and the three Galician universities. Examination sessions are held in June and September each year. Information on entry procedures and requirements is available on the CIUG website or the SAPE student portal.

• Normativa de admision

Deadlines

New students 2018/2019:

• Early applications: CIUG calendar
• Applications: CIUG calendar

Ongoing students 2020/2021:

•  Right now, we've not set applicatons dealines yet.

 

scolarships

There is a system of aids and scholarships for students in need. The different criteria, application procedures and deadlines depend on the body that convenes (own, regional and state) and the type of aid. You can consult the following links:

• Aids from the UDC
• Aids from the Xunta de Galicia
• Aids from the Ministry of Education