PROFILE INPUT
What are we looking for in our students?
This Degree is for:
Restless people, with a marked vocation for service. In a changing society, common sense and a critical spirit acquire relevance in the figure of the leader, anxious to find answers to everything that happens.
An interest in political and economic current affairs is essential for the successful development of a profession, that of the jurist, which finds its protagonists in ambitious, committed and tolerant students.
People with the ability to persuade, work, strategic vision in the search for solutions, taste for discussion, negotiating skill , mental agility and eagerness to develop a degree program in the international context.
General entry requirements:
The Degree in Law can be accessed from all branches of the high school diploma, although it is recommended to have taken subjects such as History, language and Literature, Economics, Philosophy or English.
requirements FROM language TO THE Degree DUAL DEGREE PROGRAM IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND LAW
Admission to the Double Degree in International Relations and Law is contingent upon accreditation of English proficiency before completing the enrollment. To this end, admitted candidates must upload the certificate to the Portal MiUnav portal and send a copy via email (jsenosiaind@unav.es).
How does our admissions process work?
Apply for admission through the Portal.
Find out about the important dates and deadlines for the academic year and all the ways to apply.
Complete the admission tests & Interview.
We will calculate a weighted average of your first-year high school grades (60%) and our admissions test (40%). Following this, the School's Admissions Committee will make a decision on your application.
We will inform you via the miUNAV Portal about the status of your admission application.
Once you have been admitted, you can proceed to pay your enrollment fee. Find out about UNAV's payment methods.
If you have questions, contact us, and we will be happy to help you.
The admission test consists of:
The admissions test assesses general knowledge applied to readings and current affairs texts. The content of the questions is based on Contemporary World History, Philosophy, Economics, and Spanish Language and Literature.
50% of the grade
test and, for international students, Spanish test .
Critical commentary: student is asked to develop a piece of writing based on the headline of a news item, photograph or current issue. It can be done in Spanish or English.
30% of the grade
staff interview staff a School teacher School the Admissions Office representative Admissions Office your country, in the case of international students (the representative will contact each applicant arrange this).
20% of the grade
The order of Admissions Office is that of the scale elaborated from the global grade of each student.