Theory of Literature and Comparative Literature

1 March - 15 September 2024.

Closed Pre-enrolment

Notes:

• Pre-enrolment fee: A pre-enrolment fee of 30,21 euros is charged. Students who apply to more than one master's degree must pay the fee for each pre-enrolment request. Pre-enrolment requests cannot be processed until this fee has been paid.Fees will only be refunded if the master's degree in question is suspended.
• Reserved places: A maximum of 5% of the new places of the master's degree are reserved for students who meet the general and specific access requirements and accredit the recognition of a degree of disability equal to or greater than 33%.

• Pre-enrolment application
  
• Photocopy of degree certificate or equivalent qualification. In case of admission, foreign degrees that require so should be translated and authenticated through diplomatic channels before completing the enrolment.

There are no specific admission tests for this course, but there will be a pre-enrolment process through which the Academic Committee will assess the applications. As general selection criteria, a ratio is established between the academic transcript (70%) and the suitability of the candidate according to their curriculum vitae (30%).

Over the academic transcript, graduates of the bachelor's degree in Literary Studies or the pre-EHEA degree in Theory of Literature and Comparative Literature are given priority, and 75% of the places on the master's degree are reserved for this profile. In addition, 15% of the places are reserved for candidates who have graduated from the faculties of Philology, Philosophy and Arts, or Humanities, and 10% for students who have graduated in Audiovisual Communication, Information Sciences, Social and Legal Sciences, or Engineering and Architecture.

If the places reserved for these profiles are not filled, they are added to the offer of the rest of places.

The Admissions Committee, which is formed by the course coordinator and the members of the Master's Degree Committee, studies applications from prospective students during the general pre-enrolment period, which is the same for all university master's degrees at the UB Faculty.

The period for submission of online applications opens in February and closes on 15 September each year. The Admissions Committee meets monthly to assess the applications and the documents received and will communicate the results of the evaluation directly to the applicants.

Closed Enrolment