PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
	What can I study at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences?
	What does it mean that Educational Psychology is a "second-cycle degree"?
	Can I obtain a double licentiate in Education and in Educational Psychology?
	What does it mean that a degree program is "official"?
	What is a university-accredited degree? Are there any such degree programs taught at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences?
	What is the purpose of the Diplomas?
	Are the Diplomas open to students from other Schools?
	Does the School of Humanities and Social Sciences offer exchange programs within the Erasmus framework?
	What are the distinctive aspects of this School, in comparison with those of other universities?
	How can I participate in internships as a student?
	Does the University offer any help or advising in regards to obtaining my first job?
	How is the School adapting its courses to the Bologna Agreement?
	Are there, at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, bilingual Licentiates in Spanish and English?
	How can international students enroll in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences?
	If an international student does not have sufficient skill in the Spanish language, what can he or she do?
	A Spanish student, who has passed the Selectividad, is not yet sure about which degree program to study. Is there some program which takes these circumstances into account?