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STUDENT ADMISSION AND ACCESS

Once the application has been completed, together with the documentation provided, it should be delivered in person to the ESCRBCC Secretariat on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., or by e-mail to escrbcc@xtec.cat

  • All the information is available for consultation in the report of the degree verification (see pdf).
  • Presentation of enrollment application and documentation: from 2 May to 17 June.
  • Provisional publication of applicants admitted to the Master’s course: 21 June.
  • The deadline established for the submission of written claims: 25 June, at 1:59 p.m.
  • The final publication of those applicants admitted to the Master’s course: 28 June
  • Enrollment in the Master’s course: from 1 to 12 July.
  • Number of places: 15. Two are reserved for the initiation to research path (if there are candidates who have requested this and who meet the requirements proposed by the UAB). The remaining places are destined for the professionalisation path. If the places in the initiation to research path are not taken up, they will be included in the professionalisation path.

 

General Access Requirements

In accordance with that established in Article 16 of Royal Decree 1393/2007, of 29 October, in order to follow a master’s degree course you must be in possession of one of the following degrees:

  • An official Spanish university degree.
  • A degree issued by a higher education institution of the EHEA that entitles, in the country of issue, access to official master’s degrees.
  • A non-EHEA degree. In this case, with either validation with respect to an official Spanish university degree, or prior verification (by the ESCRBCC) will be necessary, affirming that these studies correspond to an educational equivalent to official university degrees and that authorisation is provided to access official master’s studies in the country issuing the degree. It must be noted in this case that the acceptance of an official master’s degree does not in any way imply the validation of the previous degree or its recognition for any purposes other than for that of pursuing a master’s degree.
  • Given that this is a blended master’s degree, a computer with Internet access will be required.

 

Specific Access Requirements

Those degrees that provide candidates access to the master’s degree are:

  • Higher degrees in the Conservation-Restoration of Cultural Property, issued by a Spanish Higher Educational Institution.
  • BA Degree in Superior Artistic Education in the Conservation-Restoration of Cultural Property, issued by a Spanish Higher School.
  • BA Degree in the Conservation-Restoration of Cultural Property, issued by a Spanish University.
  • Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts, with a specialty or itinerary programme in Conservation-Restoration.
  • Degrees in the Conservation-Restoration of Cultural Assets; equivalent to a university diploma, issued by a Higher School of Conservation-Restoration of Cultural Assets.
  • Specific degrees or higher qualifications in the conservation-restoration of cultural property from Europe, or from other non-European countries.

Knowledge of languages at the B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) of the Education Committee of the Council of Europe is necessary, in order to facilitate internships abroad for students.

Although the B2 level in a foreign language is not currently officially required for graduates in Higher Artistic Education (Resolution EDU/3779/2021, of 21 December, on the modification of Section 1 of ENS Resolution 162/2016, of 15 January, on foreign language accreditation for the issuance of certain Higher Artistic Education degrees : the Official Gazette of the Catalan Government, nº 8571 – 12.27.2021), it is very important that candidates possess knowledge of the English language. This is considered a merit, as stated in Point 5 of the following section of the Admission Criteria.

Admission Criteria

If the number of registrants exceeds the number of places offered, the allocation of places will be made in accordance with the following criteria:

  • The specific suitability of the study programme of the access degree with respect to the candidate’s entry profile: 4 points.
  • An academic record of studies that provides access to the programme: maximum 2 points.

This section will be weighted as follows, based on the average grade of the academic record:

Mark Score
Honours 2 points
Excellent (9,0-10) 1.5 points
Good (7.0-8.9) 1 point
Pass (6.0- 6.9) 0.5 points
Pass (5.0- 5.9) 0 points

 

  • Academic merits: other qualifications not required for access to the Master’s degree (preferably in Fine Arts, Art History, Biology, Biotechnology, Physics, Chemistry, Archaeology, Environmental Sciences or History), and/or training related to the conservation-restoration of cultural property: maximum 1 point.

 

OFFICIAL ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS

Graduate Degree Score
Doctorate 0.5 points
Master’s Degree 0.4 points
Degree with Thesis 0.2 points
Degree with other advanced studies not required for access to the Master’s Degree 0.1 points

OTHER, UNOFFICIAL STUDY PROGRAMMES

Those courses taken that are totally related to those of the programme and that do not entail obtaining a degree with academic value.

Quantitative variable: for every 60 hours of training 0.1 points.

  • Professional and/or investigative experience related to preventative conservation: Maximum: 1 point.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Score
Partially related – 300 hours 0.1 points
Totally related – 100 hours 0.1 points

 

INVESTIGATION PROJECTS

Score
In the European area 0.3 points
In the national area 0.2 points

 

BOOK PUBLICATIONS

Score
Author 0.4 points
Co-author 0.2 points

 

PUBLICATIONS: SPECIALIST REVIEWS

Score
Author – Indexed 0.2 points
Author – Non-indexed 0.1 points
Co-author – Indexed 0.1 points
Co-author – Non-indexed 0.05 points

 

  • Knowledge of languages: maximum 1 point

Accreditation of fluency in the English language within the Common European Framework of Reference (Resolution ENS/1477/2015 of 25 June – DOGC nº. 6905, 03/07/2015).

Score
For each C2 level certificate 1 point
For each C1 level certificate 0.8 points
For each B2 level certificate 0.4 points
For each B1level certificate 0.2 points

 

Accreditation of fluency in a foreign language within the Common European Framework of Reference (Resolution ENS/1477/2015 of 25 June – DOGC no. 6905, 07/03/2015): French, German and Italian.

Score
For each C2 level certificate 0.6 points
For each C1 level certificate 0.4 points
For each B2 level certificate 0.2 points
For each B1 level certificate 0.1 points

 

  • C.V. delivered with a covering letter: maximum 1 point.

 

Specific Access Requirements to the Investigation Initiation Path

Those students who wish to enroll in the introductory research path must follow the same specific access requirements that apply to students who choose the professional path, as explained in the previous section, however compliance with the specific access requirements of the UAB doctorate will also be considered and which the students will be able to access later.

Collaboration has been established with the following UAB doctoral programmes:

  • Doctorate in Biodiversity

See:  nhttps://www.uab.cat/es/doctorados/biodiversidad

  • Doctorate in the History of Science

See:  https://www.uab.cat/es/doctorados/historia-ciencia

  • Doctorate in Art History and Musicology

See: https://www.uab.cat/es/doctorados/historia-arte-musicologia

If the student chooses this orientation and meets those requirements proposed by the UAB, he or she will be able to access research practices in the UAB laboratories under the direction of the coordination or the teaching staff in charge, and will also be able to count on the co-direction of UAB faculty members in the preparation and review of the TFM. To this end an agreement is established between the ESCRBCC and the UAB to undertake out practical stays for the Master’s students in UAB laboratories, within the modules of internships in external institutions (12 ECTS) and the Master’s Final Project (12 ECTS).

Candidates selected in this path will be chosen jointly with the coordination of the different doctoral programmes at the UAB.

The Admission’s Body

The ESCRCBC Master’s Committee will be responsible for allocating places, in accordance with the selection criteria described above. The composition of the commission is described in Section 5.4.

Special Entrance Tests

No special entrance tests are planned, however personalised interviews may be carried out in addition to the selection process if considered necessary.

The Cost of the Master’s Degree

Each ECTS credit costs 35 euros.

As a result , the total price of Standard enrollment in the Master’s degree course is 2,100 euros.

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