Grado en Publicidad Y Relaciones Publicas

The Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca offers the Bachelor’s degree in Advertising and Public Relations (Grado en Publicidad y Relaciones Públicas). The admission process includes several entry routes, including access via high school qualifications (Bachillerato), vocational higher-grade studies (Formación Profesional de Grado Superior), previous university studies, and access for people above a specified age threshold.

When demand exceeds available places, offers are assigned using the average grade from 1º de Bachillerato, the academic record for vocational studies, or the average grade from the academic record for previous university studies. The degree reserves 5% of the total places for applicants with a recognized disability equal to or above 33%. If there is a tie, the date of pre-enrolment is used.

• A reserved 5% of the total offered places is available for people with a recognized disability equal to or greater than 33%.
• Pre-enrolment can be done only through one access route.
• Access via Bachillerato: if demand exceeds the offer, places are assigned according to the average grade from 1º de Bachillerato; if there is a tie, the date of pre-enrolment is considered.
• Access via Formación Profesional de Grado Superior: place assignment considers the academic record.
• Access via university studies: full or partial studies are considered; for incomplete studies, access requires that the university recognizes at least 30 ECTS; if demand exceeds the offer, the average grade from the academic record is used.
• Access for people aged 25, 40, or 45 and above: place assignment considers, where applicable, the score from the access test; if there is a tie, the date of pre-enrolment is considered.
• Applicants from foreign education systems: pre-enrolment is completed through the access route chosen for the degree.
• Applicants from the EU or with an agreement: accreditation for access to the Spanish university system is requested through the UNEDasiss portal.
• Applicants from education systems outside the EU and without an agreement: they must request recognition of their studies as a Spanish Bachillerato through the Ministry of Education, Vocational Training and Sports (Homologation of Bachillerato).