MU 2 recommendation letters

• The Admissions Committee will select the candidates on the basis of a personal or CV-based interview.
• You will be notified of the admission decision in writing.

• Registration must be paid within 15 days after admission.
• Paying the reservation fee (25% of the program's tuition fees) is essential in order to reserve your place
• If you pay the tuition fees by bank transfer, you will be required to introduce the program code. The program code for this course is {XXXX}.
• The remaining tuition fees must be paid 2 weeks before the start of the course.
• Once the letter of acceptance to the program has been received, you will need to submit the following original documents before the course begins:

*Enrolment documents:

For university degrees from Spain or an EU country:

• Certified copy¹ with the original validation stamp or copy with a digital verification code and/or electronic signature of the university degree.
• Certified copy¹ with the original validation stamp or copy with a digital verification code and/or electronic signature of the university academic transcript. 
• Language level accreditation if required.

For university degrees from a Non-EU country:

• Certified copy1 with the original validation stamp or copy with a digital verification code of the university degree duly authenticated².
• Certified copy1 with the original validation stamp or copy with a digital verification code of the university academic transcript duly authenticated².
• Language level accreditation if required.

Documents in languages other than Catalan, Spanish, English, French, or Portuguese must submit an official sworn translation³ of these documents in Spanish, Catalan, or English (including stamps).

1 Certified copy. Copy of an original document duly stamped by a competent public body after having compared it with the original. This guarantees the formal and accurate likeness of the original document and copy. You can obtain certified copies in your country (universities, notary offices, city/town halls, etc.).
2 Legalization. Administrative act through which the validity of a foreign public document is authenticated, verifying the validity of its signatures and the capacity in which the signatory authority is acting.
a) Country that has signed the Hague Convention: the document is authenticated with the inclusion of the Hague Apostille.
b) Country that has signed the Andrés Bello Convention or any country that has not signed either of the agreements: the document is authenticated with the inclusion of three legalization stamps (Ministry of Education, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Spanish consulate or embassy in the country in which the qualification was issued).
3 Official certified translation. You can hire a certified translator in your home country at any Spanish embassy or consulate, or through any institution that offers this service.