Anthropology and Communication - Admission and enrolment

• Access requirements and general admission criteria

Here you can see the access requirements and general admission criteria to pre-register to the doctoral programme.

In addition to this, check the specific admission criteria of this programme, which you will find below on this website.

• Documentation required for pre-registration

Here you will find the academic calendar, the link to pre-register and which documentation you should present in PDF for pre-registration.

Specific admission criteria of the doctoral programme

Specific requirements 

A. A letter of presentation, stating the applicant's motivations, the adaptation of the thesis project to the research lines of the doctoral programme, and the applicant's knowledge of languages.

B. A research project oriented towards the preparation of the doctoral thesis.

C.1. Delimitation of the object of study (up to 15 lines).
C.2. Objectives and methodology (up to 15 lines).
C.3. Theoretical framework and research sources (up to 30 lines).
C.4. Structure and methodological approach (up to 30 lines).
C.5. Implementation schedule (up to 1 page).
C.6. Basic bibliography (up to 1 page).
C.7. Justification of the proposed research within the research lines of the doctoral programme (up to 10 lines).

During the pre-registration period established by the URV, the interested person must upload the required documentation to the document manager. The academic committee will examine the documents and may eventually arrange a face-to-face or online interview (via Teams) with the candidate. The academic committee will evaluate the feasibility of the proposal based on the provided documentation.

Merits and assessment criteria

In addition to the general entrance requirements for doctoral studies, admission will be subject to the following specific requirements:

• An official master's degree directly related to the doctoral programme.

• Proof of English level B1.

• Submission of a report on the topic to be researched with the approval of the supervisor.

If the number of applications exceeds the maximum number of places, they will be assessed according to the following criteria:

• The academic record of the master's degree (40%).

• The academic record of the bachelor's degree or pre-EHEA degree (20%).

• Professional experience (20%).

• Proof of English language equivalent to the following:

  • Cambridge First Certificate (A)

  • TOEFL (220 points in the computer-based test)

  • Cambridge Proficiency Certificate (C)

  • British Council IELTS (6) (20%)

• Enrolment (online enrolment)

See how to enrol here.