The Master’s curriculum is taught over two terms.

• In the first term (September-January), students take eight compulsory courses exploring the role of Human Resources Management (HRM), as well as the part played within organizations by other critical management activities. This term is organized as a “mini-MBA”.
• In the second term (February-June), the program focuses fully on HRM, offering a number of highly specialized courses, which are similar in content across the Madrid, Madrid-London, and Madrid-Paris tracks.
• Students on the two international tracks (Madrid-London and Madrid-Paris) receive two Master’s diplomas, one from the UC3M and the other from either London South Bank University or Institut de Gestion Sociale.
• Students are required to attend all lectures and seminars on any track.

* Elective courses are organised according to students' preferences, whereby only those courses enrolling a sufficient number of students will be held.

C) Compulsory courses: 42 ECTS

E) Elective courses: 6 ECTS

TFM) Master's thesis: 12 ECTS

course Programs

◤ Access to previous course programs

General Information about Master

☛ Implantation year: 2013

• Information about Master´s Degree
• Verification Report

QUALITY INDICATORS

☛ Master's Degree indicators

Quality Assurance

The Master’s Academic Committee complies with the University's Internal Quality Assurance System ( SGIC-UC3M), being responsible for the programme’s quality analysis and improvement. It also drafts the “Memoria Académica de Titulación”

• Academic Committee
• Minutes of the Academic Quality Committee and Programme Reports (Restricted access)

Graduate Profile and Competences

• Graduate profile and competences

Application

The request is made electronically through our application. Before starting the admission process it is important to consult the supporting information that we offer below:

• Documentation that must be uploaded to the on line application
• Calendar and general information about admission 
• Follow the step-by-step instructions in the application for admission

Requirements

Applicants are to hold a Bachelor’s degree (three or more years of higher education) from an accredited university. Students in the last year of their degree studies may also apply for admission; their application will be considered upon confirmation of the successful completion of their degree course.

Admission criteria

Admission will be decided by the Master Academic Committee. Candidate selection will be done on the basis of the following criteria:

language requirements

Since English is the official language of the programme, a high level of written and spoken English is required. This knowledge can be accredited with the results of an official C1 English diploma including evaluation of the 4 areas: listening, reading, speaking and writing. As a general rule, the following minimum scores in other certificates are required:

• TOEFL (iBT): 95-120
• IELTS: 7.0 - 8.0
• Cambridge ESOL: Certificate in Advanced English (CAE)
• TOIEC (Four skills): 1096 - 1345

The language requirements will not be required to those students whose mother tongue is English or students who have completed their undergraduate studies in English, upon presentation of the relevant documentation.

students with foreign university degrees

Once admitted to the Master’s, students with university degrees issued by a higher education institution belonging to an educational system outside the EHEA, must provide, for enrolment, the diploma, legalized by diplomatic procedures or by means of The Hague Apostille. They must also submit the transcript of records, with the grade point average, duly legalized.

More information about Legalization of Foreign Documents.

If needed, documents must be accompanied by an official sworn translation into Spanish.

fees *

2019-2020 Academic year

• Reservation fee: €1,500 (It will be paid once the student receives notification of admission to the master, and deducted from the first tuition payment)

◉ TRACK MADRID

• EU students:
  
  €9,000 (€150/ECTS credit)
   
• Non EU students:
  
  €13,500 (€225/ECTS credit)

Note: The degree will be awarded upon completion of all credits.

◉ TRACK MADRID/LONDON or MADRID/PARIS

• EU students:
  
  €12,000 (€200/ECTS credit)
       - First payment: €10,200
       - Second payment: €1,800
   
• Non EU students​:
  
  €13,500 (€225/ECTS credit)
       - First payment: €10,800
       - Second payment: €2,700

Note¹: The two degrees (one from the Carlos III University and the other one from the host Institution) will be awarded upon completion of all credits in both Institutions.

Note²: Students on the international tracks are to defend their thesis at the partner institution (either LSBU or IGS).

* Pending approval by the Community of Madrid for 2019/2020

✎│Programme’s fees

NOTE: The enrollment fees do not include the cost of issuing the master's degree certificate.​

Additional information

• You may enroll on the master’s degree after completing the admission process and receiving formal confirmation of your acceptance.
• Information about Full-time enrollment.
• The email address provided upon enrollment will be used for formal communications; students are therefore kindly requested to check their mail regularly.
• Pursuant to the regulations of the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, a student failing to pay any part of the fees will not be admitted and the erollment proecess will be terminated. In cases of cancellation of enrollment due to non-payment, the University may demand the payment of the pending amounts for enrollment in previous academic courses as a prior condition of enrollment.
• The enrollment fee will be not refunded in the event of voluntary withdrawal from the programme.
• No diploma or certificate will be issued if a student has any outstanding payments.

✎│Enrolment master’s programmes

✎ ECTS credits recognition

Best Practices and Regulations

• [+] information
• Student disciplinary system
• Ethical code
• Enrolment and permanence rules
• Master's Thesis rules
• Rules for credits recognition