Admission to Master's degree in Applications and Technologies for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (Drones)
If you are seeking admission to the Master's degree in Applications and Technologies for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (Drones) taught at the Escola d’Enginyeria de Telecomunicació i Aeroespacial de Castelldefels (EETAC) on the Baix Llobregat Campus, you will need to check the admission requirements and conditions. The complete regulation of master's studies is published annually in the Academic Regulation for Bachelor's and Master's Degrees at the UPC.
This master is taugth in English.
CALENDAR: You can find the admission and enrolment periods for new students in Processes for MED New students.
The procedure for gaining admission to a master’s degree involves taking the following steps (in chronological order):
1. REGISTRATION
1.1 Candidates must apply for registration in the online application
You must send your application through the platform: Admission to UPC studies and pay the pre-registration fee.
You can check the deadline for submitting applications and attach documentation in the calendar indicated at the top of the page. The forecast of the next pre-registration periods can be consulted in the UPC Academic Calendar (catalan).
The master will be active in the platform to be able to choose it only during the pre-registration period.
Please note that your application is only valid for the course and semester in which it is requested. If you get a place, you must enroll or formalize a place reservation, since if not, in future calls, you will have to start the process from the beginning.
See sections ECONOMIC CONDITIONS, PROCEDURE AND REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION
1.2 Administrative validation of applications by the center
When you have entered all the data requested by the application, if you meet the access requirements and have attached all the required documentation, you will receive an email informing you of the administrative validation.
1.3 Academic validation of applications by the center
If the application is admitted to the master according to the academic criteria, you will receive an admission email. To confirm that you have a place, you must consult the list of admitted. The master's coordinator may require more information / documentation to complete the validation. If you are not admitted you will still be informed by email.
1.4 Acceptance of the admission notification by the candidate
Once the admission notification is received, you must ACCEPT the application in the pre-registration application.
You must make the advanced payment for the admission by following the instructions that you will receive (within 48 hours) by email. Payment is made through e-Secretaria and to access you will need a username and password that you will have received by mail (check your Spam folder). This amount will be deducted from the total enrollment once formalized, but, if it is not formalized, it will not be returned unless the master is not taught.
With the admission document, non-EU students can start the visa application procedures that allow them to stay in our country to study the university master's program. This document will be sent to non-EU students and on demand, if necessary, to the rest of the students. It will be issued once we have proof of the payment made.
If you are an international student and need advice regarding legal issues, procedures and stay in the country, you can visit the website and / or contact the UPC International Relations Office.
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
It is very important that you check the pre-registration and registration fees applicable to the master's degrees:
- Pre-registration fee
- Advanced admission payment
- In the case of being a non-resident foreign student, and not a national of member states of the European Union, you should also check the surcharge in the amount of the tuition.
The fee is applied for each pre-registration for a university master's degree managed by the UPC. This amount is non-refundable.
PROCEDURE
To formalize the application you must register as a candidate / candidate and fill in all the sections of Personal Information (personal, academic and curriculum data).
Important: You must state your full name and surname / s SAME as they appear on your identity document / passport. The postal address must be complete.
Attach the documentation, in electronic version, in the pre-registration application (Personal Information > Documentation section)
In the “Access degree” field, enter the bachelor’s degree you have done (this is the level from which you access the master's degree). If you have other qualifications, including other master's degrees, you can also add them below.
Choose and add the studies you want to access (Request Management> Requests section)
Click the "SEND APPLICATION" button and click the "PAY" button to pay the pre-registration fee.
- If the "pay" button does not appear operative, it is because you need to enter mandatory information (it will be marked with *).
- Payment can only be made by credit card (check your browser to accept pop-up windows)
REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION
The documentation that you must attach in electronic version in the pre-registration application is as follows (according to the country where you obtained your bachelor degree):
- CERTIFICATION OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE: B2 (or higher) of the CEFRL or an equivalent level (IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge…). See the table (automatic translation into English).
- CURRICULUM VITAE. Resume.
- MOTIVATION LETTER. Demonstrate that 1) you understand the goals, contents and the methodology of the master, 2) you have evaluated your background and how it fits with the master, and 3) tell us why you think this master is appropriate for you. One page (or one page and a half at most) should be enough.
- It’s recommended to obtain TWO LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION from a teacher and/or former employer, with clear contact details (email). We will validate the letters, as they will add points in the admission ranking. Letters can be uploaded by the student or sent directly by the recommender to miguel.valero@upc.edu.
Only for UPC bachelor degree students who have NOT YET FINISHED THEIR BACHELOR DEGREE pending the (TFG) and a maximum of 9 ECTS (including pending recognised or transferred credits) or WITH FINISHED STUDIES BUT pending of the foreign language competence: you can request admission and enrol the master (if admitted). In this case, the candidate has to upload her/his current transcript of records, showing pending courses/credits or pending language competence. These students, in any case, must finish the Bachelor’s degree and obtain the Bachelor’s degree certificate before obtaining the Master's degree certificate.
- Copy of the candidate's PASSPORT, Spanish ID card (DNI), foreigner ID card (NIE), EU or EEA ID card.
- BACHELOR’S DEGREE DIPLOMA (or proof that you have applied for it) that gives access to the master’s degree course.
- TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS of your Bachelor’s degree: official academic certificate including a list of the courses, the marks obtained and the number of credits/hours of each one.
- CERTIFICATION OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE: B2 (or higher) of the CEFRL or an equivalent level (IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge…). See the table (automatic translation into English).
- CURRICULUM VITAE. Resume.
- MOTIVATION LETTER. Demonstrate that 1) you understand the goals, contents and the methodology of the master, 2) you have evaluated your background and how it fits with the master, and 3) tell us why you think this master is appropriate for you. One page (or one page and a half at most) should be enough.
- It’s recommended to obtain TWO LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION from a teacher and/or former employer, with clear contact details (email). We will validate the letters, as they will add points in the admission ranking. Letters can be uploaded by the student or sent directly by the recommender to miguel.valero@upc.edu.
Candidates who have NOT YET FINISHED THEIR BACHELOR DEGREE because they have not yet defended their Bachelor’s Thesis AND EXPECT TO COMPLETE IT BY THE DATE OF ENROLMENT can request admission, but they will obtain a Conditional Admission. In this case, the candidate has to upload 1) her/his current transcript of records, even if it shows pending courses, 2) her/his last enrolment form from your origin university where it is clearly stated that you have enrolled all the pending credits from your Bachelor Degree and/or some proof that you can present your Bachelor’s degree certificate before the Master’s enrolment day.
If the documents are Spanish, they can be attached digitally signed and with a verification code.
- Copy of the candidate's PASSPORT, Spanish ID card (DNI), foreigner ID card (NIE), EU or EEA ID card.
- BACHELOR’S DEGREE DIPLOMA (or proof that you have applied for it) that gives access to the master’s degree course.
- TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS of your Bachelor’s degree: official academic certificate including a list of the courses, the marks obtained and the number of credits/hours of each one.
IMPORTANT: All the degree documents have to be properly TRANSLATED (into Spanish or English).
In addition, NON-UE students must LEGALIZE the Bachelor degree and the Transcript of records by the corresponding Hague Apostille or others (depending your country). For further information, visit this website.
- CERTIFICATION OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE: B2 (or higher) of the CEFRL or an equivalent level (IELTS, TOEFL, Cambridge…). See the table (automatic translation into English).
- CURRICULUM VITAE. Resume.
- MOTIVATION LETTER. Demonstrate that 1) you understand the goals, contents and the methodology of the master, 2) you have evaluated your background and how it fits with the master, and 3) tell us why you think this master is appropriate for you. One page (or one page and a half at most) should be enough.
- Candidates with Bachelor Degrees obtained outside the EU must obtain TWO LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION from a professor and/or former employer, with clear contact details (e-mail). We will validate the letters. Although not mandatory, EU candidates are also encouraged to obtain recommendation letters, as this will add points in the admission ranking. Letters can either be uploaded by the student or can be sent directly by the recommender to miguel.valero@upc.edu
- All the candidates have to achieve their BACHERLOR’S AVERAGE MARKS IN THE SPANISH SYSTEM. Use the free online request in the Spanish Gov and SIGNED IT (section 9: Declaración responsable) before upload. web: https://universidades.sede.gob.es/pagina/index/directorio/Equivalencia_notas_medias
IMPORTANT: NON-UE candidates who upload DOCUMENTS NOT YET LEGALIZED will obtain a Temporary admission. The Admission will be Definitive once you have the appropriate documents required. You can inform us about any delay/issue with the legalization.
Candidates who have NOT YET FINISHED THEIR BACHELOR DEGREE because they have not yet defended their Bachelor’s Thesis AND EXPECT TO COMPLETE IT BY THE DATE OF ENROLMENT can request admission, but they will obtain a Conditional Admission. In this case, the candidate has to upload 1) her/his current transcript of records, even if it shows pending courses, 2) her/his last enrolment form from your origin university where it is clearly stated that you have enrolled all the pending credits from your Bachelor Degree and/or some proof that you can present your Bachelor’s degree certificate before the Master’s enrolment day.
2. RESOLUTION
The School will publish the resolution of admitted students (you will find an access link in the calendar) and informs the candidates.
Admitted students will receive an email specifying the dates and instructions to formalize the enrollment. This information can also be consulted in the calendar.
In the case a candidate is not admitted, the reason will be specified.
3. SUBMISSION OF THE ADMISSION LETTER
Once the pre-enrolment fee has been paid, the School will send digitally signed letters of admission to the master's degree to foreign candidates who need to complete visa procedures.
4. ENROLMENT
Admitted candidates must appear at the center to formalize the registration (they will be previously informed if the registration is done online).
DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED FOR REGISTRATION
Original and photocopy of documents will be provided.
The documentation must be duly legalized and translated in the case of foreign studies.
The documentation that you must attach is the following:
- University degree or receipt of the university degree that gives you access to the master's degree.
- Personal Academic Certificate of the university studies that give you access to the master's degree (list of subjects taken with the grades obtained), issued by the university where said studies were taken and with the corresponding signature/s
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Original of the DNI for the candidates of Spanish nationality, original and photocopy of the Passport + NIE or receipt of the NIE application process, for the candidates of non-Spanish nationality.
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Equivalence of average marks of university studies carried out in foreign centers. This document is requested electronically at the following link. It must be uploaded SIGNED.
After enrollment, foreign students who require it can obtain, self service in e-secretaria, a letter with which they can start the process of obtaining the NIE/TIE card. This procedure must be done the first days of your arrival in Spain at the police stations.
If for any justified reason the candidates need to postpone the start of their studies, they will be sent a request for an instance and the necessary instructions to request a place reservation. This reservation entails the payment of a fee.
If you have any doubts about the academic field (subjects to be taken, structure of the study plan, professional opportunities offered by the master's degree, professional attributions of the degree, etc.) you can expand the information on the MED master's website or send an email to Academic Head of the master's degree: miguel.valero@upc.edu.
If you have any doubts about the Master’s administrative management you can open a ticket Demana.
If you are an international student and need advice regarding legal issues, procedures and stay in the country, you can visit the website and / or contact the UPC International Relations Office.
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