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The Degree in History at the University of Navarra is designed for students with a deep interest in humanity's past and a desire to understand its impact on the present. This program fosters a critical and reflective attitude towards historical events and contemporary issues. It encourages a strong capacity for reading, analysis, and the development of both oral and written communication skills. Students will cultivate discipline in managing their time and tasks, and embrace an open attitude towards discussion and the exchange of ideas, aiming to contribute their knowledge and concerns to their peers. A fundamental aspect of the historian's work, the pursuit of veracity, is emphasized throughout the curriculum.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Degree in History?
- Academic entry requires passing the General University Entrance Exam, the Access Exam for over 25s, or specific admission tests organized by the University of Navarra. For students taking subjects in English, a B2 level accreditation is necessary at enrollment, which can be met through tests like DELE B2 or the University of Navarra's ILCE program.
- How do I apply for the Degree in History?
- To apply, you must submit your application through the University's online portal (miUNAV), take the required admission tests (academic and personal interview), and your application will be evaluated based on your high school diploma grades and admission test scores.
- What is the language of instruction for this program?
- The primary language of instruction is not specified, but students taking subjects in English must demonstrate a B2 English level at enrollment.
- What are the career prospects after graduating with a Degree in History?
- Graduates develop skills applicable to research, teaching, cultural management, archives, libraries, journalism, and public administration.
- When does the academic year start for the Degree in History?
- Studies begin in September.
- What are the tuition fees and living costs for this program?
- Information on specific tuition fees and living costs is not provided in the source material.
Entry requirements
General University Entrance ExamStudents who have passed the university entrance exam.
Access Exam for over 25sPeople who have passed the entrance exam for those over 25 years of age and who meet the legally established conditions.
University of Navarra Admission TestsPersons who have passed the admission tests conducted by the University of Navarra and organized by the School of Philosophy and Letters for its different Degrees.
DELE B2B2
SAT Spanish Subject Test (with Listening)540-670
University of Navarra Institute of Language and Spanish Culture (ILCE)B2
Students who will take subjects in English must accredit a B2 level at the time of formalizing enrollment. This requirement will not apply to instrumental Spanish learning courses (e.g., those offered by the University's Institute of Language and Spanish Culture) which, upon passing, will qualify students for the acquisition of DELE B2 level.
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How to apply
1. Apply for AdmissionBegin by applying through the University's online portal (miUNAV).
2. Take Admission TestsParticipate in the required admission tests. These include an academic test covering General Culture, Philosophy, Economics, Literature, and Current Events, as well as a personal interview with a faculty member.
3. Application ReviewYour application will be evaluated based on a weighted average: 60% from your high school diploma grades and 40% from the admission test score. The Faculty committee will then review your application.
4. Notification of StatusYou will be informed of your application status via the myUNAV portal.
5. EnrollmentOnce admitted, you can proceed with the enrollment process and pay your fees. Information on payment methods is available on the university's website.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Degree in History?
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Academic entry requires passing the General University Entrance Exam, the Access Exam for over 25s, or specific admission tests organized by the University of Navarra. For students taking subjects in English, a B2 level accreditation is necessary at enrollment, which can be met through tests like DELE B2 or the University of Navarra's ILCE program.
How do I apply for the Degree in History?
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To apply, you must submit your application through the University's online portal (miUNAV), take the required admission tests (academic and personal interview), and your application will be evaluated based on your high school diploma grades and admission test scores.
What is the language of instruction for this program?
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The primary language of instruction is not specified, but students taking subjects in English must demonstrate a B2 English level at enrollment.
What are the career prospects after graduating with a Degree in History?
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Graduates develop skills applicable to research, teaching, cultural management, archives, libraries, journalism, and public administration.
When does the academic year start for the Degree in History?
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Studies begin in September.
What are the tuition fees and living costs for this program?
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Information on specific tuition fees and living costs is not provided in the source material.