Technologies for Nanosystems, Bioengineering and Energy - 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
  In addition to the general entrance requirements for doctoral studies, applicants must meet the following specific requirements:

  • Previous technical or scientific studies in the fields of engineering, architecture, physics, chemistry/biochemistry, informatics, mathematics or similar.

  • Knowledge of one or more of the programme's official languages.

  • Motivation of the student.

  • Mobility during the studies qualifying the students for entrance.

  • Publications.

  • Professional experience.

  • Other merits expressed by the applicants.

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• Merits and assessment criteria
  ​The Academic Committee of the doctoral programme will prioritise students who meet the entrance requirements according to the following criteria:

  • The academic record (60%).

  • Knowledge of official languages ​​of the programme (30%).

  • Other merits (10%): a letter of motivation, previous mobility, publications, professional experience, etc.

  • If there is no shortage of places, the Academic Committee may admit students without prioritising them on the basis of merit.

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Complementary training

The academic committee of the Doctoral Programme and the tutor or supervisor will study the doctoral student's CV to decide if they need to carry out bridging courses. If this is the case, the academic committee will tell the student which postgraduate subjects they need to study on the basis of the student's previous academic training. The following master's degree is related to the programme: Master's Degree in Technology and Electronic Systems. This master's degree is a source of bridging courses that are available should the doctoral student require them. Detailed information about the University Master's Degree can be found on the URV website.

• Enrolment (online enrolment)

See how to enrol here.