Internacionalidad

• Application Process:

• If you are coming to study a degree program, you must enrol as a new student on first year. You should contact the International Admissions Office at international@unav.es.

•  If you are an exchange student from a partner university you must contact your home university in order to make the exchange come into place.

•  If you would like to come one semester or one year but your university is not a partner university, then, contact us directly at infofyl@unav.es.

•  If you are Professor or Researcher, then, go to this Website.

• Application forms:

Once you have been selected to study in Universidad de Navarra and nominated by your home University, you are now ready to begin the application process.

A complete application includes the following:

1. Application Checklist

2. Exchange Application Form (Please print or type clearly)

3. Copy of Passport (Personal information page)

4.  Institution's statement of participation in the mobility programme

5. Academic Transcripts

6.  List of courses (This form is NOT a registration form)

7. Evidence of Spanish language proficiency (just if you would like to study in Spanish language. Not required for students interested to study language courses)

8. Three passport sized original photographs

9. Personal statement (recommended, but not required)

Applications must be complete by the deadline and submitted to:

Relaciones Internacionales
Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
Universidad de Navarra
Central Building
31009 Pamplona
España
Tel. +34 948 42 56 00. Ext. 80 2036

• Application deadlines:

• Fall/Academic Year: April 30th

• Spring Semester: October 15th

The School of Humanities at Universidad de Navarra has 7 undergraduate programs (called GRADO in Spanish) divided in two different areas:

• Humanities

• Education

To see the academic programs of the grados just click on them:

• History

• Philosophy

• Spanish philology

• Humanities

• Early childhood education

• Primary education

• Pedagogy

See also the English offer of the School.

Also, for those interested in improving Spanish language, we have the ILCE (Spanish Language and Culture Institute). ILCE offers a range number of courses with different levels. ILCE is, additionally, a delegated center of the Cervantes Institute for the realization of the exams for the Degree in Spanish as a Foreign Language (DELE).

• Course load:

If you are required to be a full-time student, then, you should enroll in 30ECTS per semester. All incoming students admitted at the undergraduate level are required to enroll in at least 18 ECTS.

• Course registration:

Before to arrive, you must arrange an appointment with your coordinator in order to confirm your choice and register.

• Academic calendar:

View the complete academic calendar.

• Welcoming week: the Welcoming Week takes place some days before the beginning of each semester. All international students are welcome, whether they are first year undergraduate students, students on master's or doctoral programs, or students participating in the Bridge Year or ILCE programs. Its main purpose is to help international students adjust to their new life in Pamplona. In addition, it is a wonderful opportunity to get to know new people. During the Welcoming Week students will be show the campus, including its libraries, study rooms, sport facilities, computer labs, etc. In addition, they will be able to set up the university Wi-Fi network on their laptops, as well as have a guided tour of Pamplona.

• Bank Account: in case of you wishing to open a bank account in Spain, it is possible to do that with the help of the University during the Welcoming Week. The University has an agreement with Banco Santander, a prestigious bank company on Spain, which has special offers for all International students; mainly being free of paying any commission on their services.

• Cell phones: once you are in Pamplona, you will probably want to be in contact with your friends and therefore, getting a cell phone would be a great idea. There are different companies in Spain, which mostly offer the same services, including pre-paid contracts. Getting a cell phone itself should not be difficult to, since most companies will offer you one for free with your pre-paid contract.

• Obtaining a student card: Once in the European Union or Spain, and just if you are coming for more than one semester, you must apply for a student card from the immigration authorities. It is advisable to get instructional advice from the Office of Aires Vaz, located on the 2nd floor of the "Edificio Central".