Universitat Oberta de Catalunya

What you'll study

Programme content depends on the specific master’s selected; the UOC offers programmes across arts and humanities; computer science, multimedia and telecommunications; design, creation and multimedia; economics and business; health sciences; information and communication sciences; law and political science; psychology and education sciences; and tourism. Study is organised around the Virtual Campus where students interact with peers and receive guidance from the teaching team.

Entry requirements

Programmes are offered in an open-enrolment online format. Specific entry conditions vary by individual master’s (for example, official master’s are a continuation of bachelor studies and can have professional or research orientations), so applicants should consult the chosen programme page for precise prerequisites.

Career prospects

Outcomes depend on the master’s field and orientation (professional specialisation or research). UOC highlights employer recognition of its graduates and reports that many students combine study with employment; programme design focuses on competencies valued by companies and on compatibility with working life.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The UOC provides information about its programmes and services to prospective students on request; details on scholarships, funding or promotional offers are provided through the university’s information channels and the programme-specific pages.