The process of admission to any of the bachelor's degrees at Universidad Europea, including the Bachelor's in Dentistry, follows a few simple steps that consist of providing us with specific documentation, taking an admissions exam and formalising your registration.
An advisor will help you get your bearings, whatever your circumstances. They will study your personal case and the validations according to your professional experience and previous studies, and will offer you the best plan for you.
Acceptance to Universidad Europea de Valencia depends on the places available in each degree, as well as governing legal requirements for admissions.
Students who are enrolling for the first time at the Universidad Europea de Valencia should follow the procedure outlined below:
Once their application and supporting documentation have been submitted and verified by the Admissions Department, the student is invited to complete the admissions exam. When they complete the exam, students must present their DNI or passport.
The Universidad Europea de Valencia has established an entrance exam, as well as a personal interview. If relevant, the student’s academic record will be assessed. Each element has been designed to accurately and fairly assess a student’s aptitude for academic and professional success, and to identify their specific educational needs. The duration of the exams is approximately two and a half hours, and they are carried out according to the candidate's profile, as indicated in the table listed below.
In the specific case of the Bachelor's in Dentistry, the entrance exams will consist of a personal interview and an assessment of your academic record.
These two entrance tests are orientational in nature and are not for selection purposes. They will serve to evaluate the elements related to the academic and professional success of the student who wishes to enrol, as well as to their specific training needs and motivations for selecting the degree.
The Director of the Degree will be responsible for carrying out the personal assessment of each academic record and the personal interview.
During the interview, the following aspects will be taken into account:
- Compliance with the recommended applicant profile.
- Previous knowledge and motivation behind the student’s choice of dentistry.
- Previous academic record.
- Analysis of the skills test. Teamwork abilities and self-reflection on their skill profile. Your curriculum vitae, as outlined in the category, will have a maximum of 30% value in the final weighting.
- The results will serve as the basis for the student’s personalised learning plan. This plan details a series of basic recommendations to help and encourage students to develop the skills they need to thrive academically and professionally.
All admitted students will receive a letter from the University that confirms their admission.
All students who wish to study their degree in English must accredit at least a B1 level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages
