Admission is the set of requirements established for pursuing official university undergraduate degrees. Compliance with these requirements is necessary prior to applying for a place on official ULL degrees through the university admissions process.
The requirements for access to undergraduate studies can be consulted in the following link.
There are different access options. You can access detailed information on the main options at the following links:
For the Degree in Labor Relations, no special entrance exam is required.
Admission is the process of allocating places offered by the ULL to study official university courses among those who meet one of the entry requirements and have applied.
The Degree in Labor Relations offers a limited number of 150 places for new students.
The admission procedures that exist at the ULL are the following:
Enrollment is the means by which university student status is acquired. To enroll, new students must meet one of the entry requirements and have obtained a place through the corresponding admissions process.
Each academic year a document called “Admission and Enrollment Instructions” is published (see link), which contains the information necessary for its correct development (modalities, periods, calendar, documentation to be presented, payment methods, etc.).
You can access detailed information about the enrollment process for degree studies in the following link.