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Admission process

What do I have to do to begin the admission process for the Master and Postgraduate programs in Law?

The admission process varies depending on the program. Please select the program you are interested in for further information:

Full-Time Masters

. Full-Time Master in International Business Law
. Full-Time Master in Tax Consultancy and Management

Part-Time Masters

. Part-Time Master in International Business Law
. Part-Time Master in Tax Consultancy and Management
. Master in Intellectual Property and the Information Society
. Corporate Finance & Law

Diplomas

. Diploma in Intellectual Property Law
. Diploma in ICT Law

Specialization Modules

. Specialization Modules in Tax Law
. Specialization Modules in Intellectual Property and the Information Society

Full-Time Masters

APPLICATION PROCESS

When should I begin the admission process? The admission process is ongoing and we are already receiving applications for the next edition of the Full-Time Master in Law to begin in October 2008. It's open the process for the academic year 2008-2009.

Therefore you should begin the admission process as early as possible given that there are very few places on this program and if you wait until June, they may all have been filled.

Candidates from outside the European Union should also take into account the additional time needed to apply for the corresponding visa to be able to study here in Barcelona.

If you are in your final year at university, we recommend NOT to wait until June to apply, even if your academic record is incomplete when you do so.

To start the process, you must carefully fill in the admission application form. We recommend you do this over the Internet. Admission fees of �130 should be paid when submitting an Admission application form (2008-2009). This amount will not be refunded under any circumstances. Consult the account number here.

You must send us all the documentation stated in the admission application as early as possible. Until we receive this, we cannot begin to assess your application.

Candidates for the Full-Time Master programs, except those living outside Spain, must take the ESADE Admission Test. This is an aptitude test in Spanish, which is usually held in Barcelona and, occasionally, in other cities across Spain.

If you live in Spain, you must have a personal interview with our Professional Careers Service. If you live outside Spain, this interview will be held over the telephone.

Approximately one month after completing the admission process, we will inform you if you have been accepted or not.

If you are accepted, final admission will depend on you meeting the academic requirements, that is, completing your university degree before the start of the program. Consult the academic requirements for further information.

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Part-Time Masters

Application process

When should I begin the admission process? The admission process is ongoing and we are already receiving applications for the next edition of the Part-Time Master in Law to begin in October 2008. It's open the process for the academic year 2008-2009.

Therefore you should begin the admission process as early as possible given that there are very few places on this program and if you wait until June, they may all have been filled.

Candidates from outside the European Union should also take into account the additional time needed to apply for the corresponding visa to be able to study here in Barcelona.

If you are in your final year at university, we recommend NOT to wait until June to apply, even if your academic record is incomplete when you do so.

WHAT IS THE STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS TO STUDY AT ESADE?

You must send us all the documentation.

Candidates for the Part-Time Master programs, except those living outside Spain, must take the ESADE Admission Test. This is an aptitude test in Spanish, which is usually held in Barcelona and, occasionally, in other cities across Spain.

If you live in Spain, you must have a personal interview with our Professional Careers Service. If you live outside Spain, this interview will be held over the telephone.

Approximately one month after completing the admission process, we will inform you if you have been accepted or not.

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Diplomas in Intellectual Property Law and in ICT Law

Application process

The admission process is continuous and we are already receiving applications for the next edition of the Diplomas in Law to begin in October 2008. It's open the process for the academic year 2008-2009.

Therefore you should begin the admission process as early as possible given that there are very few places on this program and if you wait until June, they may all have been filled.

WHAT IS THE STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS TO STUDY AT ESADE?

You must send us all the documentation stated in the admission application as early as possible. Until we receive this, we cannot begin to assess your application.

Candidates for the Diploma in Law programs, except those living outside Spain, must take the ESADE Admission Test. This is an aptitude test in Spanish, which is usually held in Barcelona and, occasionally, in other cities across Spain.

Approximately one month after completing the admission process, we will inform you if you have been accepted or not.

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Specialization Modules

APPLICATION PROCESS

The admission process to the Specialization Modules is ongoing. It's open the process for the academic year 2008-2009.

WHAT IS THE STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS TO STUDY AT ESADE?

To start the process, you must carefully fill in the admission application form. We recommend you do this over the Internet. In case of applying for the 5 modules, admission fees of �130 should be paid when submitting the Admission application form (2008-2009). This amount will not be refunded under any circumstances. Consult the account number here.

You must send us the following documentation: CV, four recent passport size photos and a photcopy of your ID card or passport.

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