This programme is intended for city practitioners and consultants with at least 2 years of work experience in fields related to sustainability and resilience, as well as university graduates from the following fields:

• Urban and Regional Planning
• Urban Design
• Geography
• Social and Political Science
• Engineering
• Architecture
• Landscape and Environmental Design and Management
• Regional Economy, Ecology

Students are required to provide proof of English proficiency. Native English speakers or students that have attended school in English do not need to provide certifications.

• Photocopy of your passport
• 1 passport-size photo
• Certified* copy of your Diploma**
• Certified* copy of your Academic Transcript
• A signed copy of the UIC Barcelona general conditions (attached to the confirmation e-mail you receive after registering online)
• A signed copy of the UIC Barcelona data protection form (attached to the confirmation e-mail you receive after registering online)
• A filled in and signed copy of the grant survey referring to any external grants/financial aid for which you may have applied
• Motivation letter (please include your Skype username in your signature)
• CV (in English)

Optional:

• Portfolio (in English and pdf format; content and length up to the student)
• Certificate of English language level (minimum B2)
• Recommendation letters
• Other certificates, diplomas or proof of work experience

* Document must have an official stamp from your university

** If you do not yet have your Diploma, please submit the proof of payment of the diploma issuance fees or a document from your university certifying your expected date of graduation.

Application Process Deadlines for 2022-2023

First call for applications:

• Deadline for submitting documents: 10 December 2021
• Skype interviews with preselected candidates: 10 – 19 January 2022*
• Communication of results: 21 January 2022
• Deadline to reserve a place: 4 February 2022

*Due to the Christmas holidays, the period between the deadline for submitting documents and the interviews is longer than in the rest of application periods

Second call for applications:

• Deadline for submitting documents: 4 March 2022
• Skype interviews with preselected candidates: 7 – 16 March 2022
• Communication of results: 18 March 2022
• Deadline to reserve a place: 1 April 2022

Third call for applications:

• Deadline for submitting documents: 6 May 2022
• Skype interviews with preselected candidates: 9 – 18 May 2022
• Communication of results: 20 May 2022
• Deadline to reserve a place: 3 June 2022

Extraordinary call for applications:

• Deadline for submitting documents: 3 June 2022
• Skype interviews with preselected candidates: 6 – 10 June 2022
• Communication of results: 13 June 2022
• Deadline to reserve a place: 27 June 2022

*Complete submission of documents will be accepted only until 18.00 h (GTM Spain) of each deadline date.

*Following each step, the applicants will be notified if they have been:

a) Accepted: You will receive your acceptance letter along with instructions on how to pay the deposit and reserve a place. Acceptance will only be confirmed upon payment.

b) Placed on a waiting list: Your application will be reviewed again during the next call.

c) Not accepted

Documents submission must be complete in order to include the applicant in each admission call. If some documents are missing, your application will be kept until completed and reviewed during the next admission call.

Tuition

The tuition fees are 9780€ *

* the price is pending update for this course

Accepted students

1. Reserve a place: Pay the deposit (20% of the total fee )
2. Enrollment fee: Pay the remaining amount (80% of the total fee )

• Enrollment date: 8 July 2022
• Deadline to pay the enrollment fee: 22 July 2022

Do I need to apply for a student visa?

Non-EU students will be required to apply for a student visa. Tourist or work visas are not valid for study in a Spanish university. Students are responsible for their visa applications, and UIC will provide support for any necessary letters from the university for the student. Admitted students will be provided the contact of a lawyer, expert in immigration and student visas, who provides consultation services to UIC students. We do not provide letters for the student’s dependents or relatives. You are responsible for checking the application processes and requirements specific to your nationality with your local Spanish Consulate or Embassy.

However, online participation and blended mobility learning experience could be an option perfectly consistent with the education methods in place. Specific cases will be discussed during the interview

What do I need to do after my arrival in Spain?

Once you arrive in Barcelona, you may be required to apply for a NIE, an identification number for foreign residents. UIC will provide support through documents required from the university, but students are responsible for their own application process, including getting previous appointments online (“cita previa”).

Contact details

National and international students (academic content)
Ruth Regalón: rregalon@uic.es
Barcelona. Phone number/Whatsapp: +34 651 82 61 86

For more information (program content)
Ernest Bisgrove: ebisgrove@uic.es