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Students of the Master in Curatorial Studies will come from higher education courses mainly related to culture, the humanities programs of study and artistic creation. It is also open to all those with a university degree degree program who are interested in starting or furthering their professional career pathway or researcher in the world of culture. The following is an indicative and non-exclusive list of the degrees from which students may come:

Bachelor's degrees or Degrees in higher education in Fine Arts, Visual Arts, design or Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage, Architecture, speech Audiovisual, Humanities, Art History, Philosophy, Pedagogy. 

Master's degrees, diplomas or own degrees in programs of study curatorship, museology and museum studies, management cultural.

1. rules and regulations of permanence

• The permanence of students in the official Degrees of Master's Degree of the University is limited to a period comprising the academic year or the academic years foreseen in the report of each Master's Degree, necessary for the completion of these programs of study.

• However, once deadline has been used up, it may be extended by one more year for those students who have obtained the majority of the credits of Master's Degree, and who can justify not having been able to dedicate sufficient time to programs of study for sufficiently accredited reasons.

• The extension must be requested, within the last year of the student's stay, by means of written request addressed to Office of the Executive Council of the University, which will take a decision after report of the board Board of Directors of the centre.

• Where there are sufficient reasons and experience suggests it, schools may propose their own specifications to these standards to Office of the Executive Council .

• Students with special educational needs or those studying at programs of study part-time , who cannot comply with these provisions, should consider each year their status before formalising the enrollment, in order to adapt it to their possibilities of dedication to study.

• Students enrolled in master's degrees that have not been adapted to the European Higher Education Area Education or that are the University's own degrees will be subject to the requirements for continued study applicable to these degrees programs of study.

2. Recognition and transfer of credits

• According to the rules and regulations adapted to RD 861/2010 of 17.6.2011, there is a procedure to recognize credits and transfer them. 

• To this rules and regulations, the Master in Curatorial Studies, adds the following requirements:

Bearing in mind that the work and professional experience provided by student must provide the same competences as those acquired in the recognised subjects, only the following may be recognised for professional and work experience:

Curatorial traineeship (4 ECTS credit credit).
Accredited professional or work experience may be recognised in the form of credits which shall count towards the award of an official degree scroll , provided that such experience is related to the competences inherent to the said degree scroll. The documentation provided shall include, where appropriate, a contract, report of activities carried out and/or any other document that makes it possible to verify or demonstrate the experience claimed and its relation to the competences inherent to the degree scroll.
In order for the profile of the graduates to be the same, the subject experience required for the recognition of subject Curatorial traineeships will be as described below:

subjectInternships : Internships

subject: Curatorial practice (4 ECTS credit)

Specific competences: CE4, CE5, CE6, CE8, CE9, CE10, CE11, CE16, CE17

Justification: Duration: min. one year's experience.
Position: curator in a relevant cultural institution.

3. Unit for the Care of Persons with Disabilities

PROCESS OF ADMISSIONS OFFICE

Before starting the process, it is advisable to have an informative interview at apply for . In this way you will be able to clear up any doubts you may have about the programme and its suitability for your professional degree program . 

1. APPLICATION DE ADMISSIONS OFFICE

The application and all documents submitted by candidate will be treated confidentially and will be made available only to the persons on whom the decision depends.

For apply for the Admissions Office, it is necessary that the candidate:

1. Register online at MiUnav

2. Completion of the form of application of Admissions Office, attaching the academic and identitydocumentation of the student requested scanned: National Identity Card or passport, photo size ID card, academic transcript (certificate of grades) and other academic merits, degree scroll university, curriculum, two letters of recommendation (optional), essay (3000 characters in Spanish or English), certificate of English* B2 CEFRL, certificate of Spanish* B2 CEFRL (only for candidates whose language mother tongue is other than Spanish).
   *The University of Navarra provides intensive courses to achieve the necessary level of English and Spanish prior to the start of Master's Degree.

3. A processing fee of €100must be paid.

2. INTERVIEW STAFF

Upon receipt of application from Admissions Office and the necessary documents, an interviewwill be held in person or by videoconference. staff de in person or by videoconference. The interviewer will assess especially the motivation, the adequacy of the applicant expectations to the contents of the Master's Degree, and other qualitative aspects.

3. assessment OF THE APPLICATIONS
The assessment of the applications received will be made according to the following criteria of grade:

- transcript academic: 40%.
- Motivation letter: 10%.

• • - Interview:

  •     - questionnaire on prior knowledge: 5%.

  •     - Career path: 40% Career path: 40% Career path: 40% Career path: 40% Career path: 40% Career path: 40% Career path: 40% Career path

  •     - Skills and maturity assessed in the interview: 5%.

When the application of Admissions Office has been completed ( form + documentation + payment of fees Admissions Office + interview staff), the board Directive of the Master in Curatorial Studies evaluates and issues a report on the Admissions Office of the candidate in the deadline of one month . Once the application has been resolved, the final resolution of the Admissions Office is sent to candidate and can be consulted at Portal miUNAV.

4. RESOLUTION AND Admissions Office If the

candidate is admitted, he/she must reserve his/her place at Master's Degree (pre-registration) by paying a deposit of 1.000€, which is deducted from the total cost of the enrollment. This reservation of place is made during the month following receipt of the letter of Admissions Office and is non-refundable..