Master's Degree in Digital Business Management

The online Master's in Business Management is aimed at university graduates, preferably in business or technology disciplines: business administration and management, economics, computer engineering, industrial engineering or marketing. Bridging courses Because the Master's in Digital Business Management is multidisciplinary, students from other backgrounds — law, communication, psychology or the equivalent — may also join. In that case they must take the following bridging courses: • Business innovation (6 ECTS, semester 1) • Business management, marketing and sales (6 ECTS, semester 1)

Students with university studies 1. Hold an official bachelor's degree awarded by a Spanish university, or an equivalent qualification. 2. Hold a bachelor's or master's degree issued by an institution within the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) that gives access to master's study in the country of origin. 3. Hold a university qualification obtained outside the EHEA, equivalent to a bachelor's degree and without the need for formal recognition, provided that it gives access to postgraduate study in the country of origin. Admission on this basis does not imply official recognition of the qualification or its validity for any other purpose within the Spanish education system. If you hold a foreign qualification not formally recognised in Spain, the university will check that it meets the requirements for admission to the master's. You will need to show that your qualification gives access to master's study in the country that issued it. You may enrol on a master's if all you have left is your final-year project and up to 9 ECTS of your bachelor's degree, although you cannot be awarded the master's until the degree is complete. Priority goes to applicants who already hold the official university qualification. Language requirement Students who are not Spanish nationals, or who come from countries whose official language is not Spanish, must demonstrate a command of Spanish of at least level B2 of the CEFR, or the equivalent.