Undergraduate Admission Medicine

A request to sit the test must be submitted by filling in the relevant form, available on the CEU UCH website, before the corresponding deadline.

Applicants can use this same form to apply for admission to both streams of the Bachelor’s Degree in Medicine: that taught entirely in Spanish on CEU UCH's Castellón Campus (Grado en Medicina) and the bilingual English and Spanish stream taught on CEU UCH’s Alfara del Patriarca Campus in Valencia (Grado en Medicina Bilingüe/Medicine).

The order of preference for the two streams (Medicina or Medicina Bilingüe/Medicine) stated on the application form is very important because, during the final stage of the admission process, in which places are allocated to applicants, the order of preference will have the following effects:

• Those applicants who are successful in gaining a place on their first option will automatically have the application for their second option rejected.

• Applicants who obtain a place for their second option will also be put onto the waiting list for their first option.

Once the form has been completed and submitted, login details for the applicant intranet will be generated, a process which may take a few minutes. These login details will be sent to the email address provided in the application form, and this email address will become, from that moment onwards, the official communication channel between the University and the applicant. Via the intranet, applicants will be able to:
 

• Pay the fee for CEU UCH’s in-house test: 75 euros. Payment must be made by credit card. The fee paid for this examination is strictly non-refundable

• Upload and submit scanned copies to the applicant intranet of the documentation required for their admission pathway. This must be submitted before the corresponding deadline.

Please note that all the documentation and information provided must be authentic and truthful. Successful applicants will be required, when enrolling, to provide the originals of all such documentation. If at that time it is found that one or other documents then supplied do not correspond with those provided previously via the intranet, or that certain information is contradictory, the applicant will lose their right to admission and will not be able to enrol on the degree. No alleged special circumstances will be taken into account in this respect, even if an inadvertent error has led to a discrepancy between the uploaded documents and the originals. It is entirely the applicant’s responsibility to ensure that all the documentation and information provided is authentic and truthful; otherwise, the application will be rejected and the applicant will lose any acquired right to admission.

Applicants must fulfil the requirements for the appropriate admission pathway, as specified in these Regulations. Being allowed to sit the admission test does not necessarily mean the applicant has fulfilled these requirements; it is the responsibility of the individual applicant to ensure that they do fulfil them and can demonstrate this. If, at any stage of the admission process, it is found that an applicant does not fulfil the requirements, then this person will be considered ineligible and his or her application will be rejected.

They must submit a request to sit the test by filling in the relevant form, available on the CEU UCH website, before the corresponding deadline.

Applicants can use this same form to apply for admission to both streams of the Bachelor's Degree in Medicine: that taught entirely in Spanish on CEU UCH's Castellón Campus (Grado en Medicina) and the bilingual English and Spanish stream taught on CEU UCH’s Alfara del Patriarca Campus in Valencia (Grado en Medicina/Medicine bilingüe).

The order of preference for the two streams (Medicina or Medicina Bilingüe/Medicine) stated on the application form is very important because, during the final stage of the admission process, which concerns the allocation of places to applicants, the order of preference will have the following effects:

• Those applicants who are successful in gaining a place on their first option will automatically have the application for their second option rejected.

Applicants who obtain a place for their second option will also be put onto the waiting list for their first option.

Once the admission form has been completed and submitted, login details for the applicant intranet will be generated, a process which may take a few minutes. These login details will be sent to the email address provided in the application form, and this email address will become, from that moment onwards, the official communication channel between the University and the applicant. Via the intranet, applicants will be able to:

• Pay the fee for CEU UCH’s in-house test: 75 euros. Payment must be made by credit card. The fee paid for this examination is strictly non-refundable.

• Upload scanned versions of the documentation required for their admission pathway. This must be submitted before the corresponding deadline. Please note all the documentation and information provided must be authentic and truthful. Successful applicants will be required, when enrolling, to provide the originals of all such documentation. If at that time it is found that one or other documents then supplied do not correspond with those provided previously via the intranet, or that certain information is contradictory, the applicant will lose their right to admission and will not be able to enrol on the degree. No alleged special circumstances will be taken into account in this respect, even if an inadvertent error has led to a discrepancy between the uploaded documents and the originals. It is entirely the applicant’s responsibility to ensure that all the documentation and information provided is authentic and truthful; otherwise, the application will be rejected and the applicant will lose any acquired right to admission.

• View the status of their application at any time and undertake a variety of necessary administrative tasks before enrolment.

Applicants must fulfil the requirements for the appropriate admission pathway, as specified in these Regulations. Being allowed to sit the admission test does not necessarily mean the applicant has fulfilled these requirements; it is the responsibility of the individual applicant to ensure that they do fulfil them and can demonstrate this. If, at any stage of the admission process, it is found that an applicant does not fulfil the requirements, then this person will be considered ineligible and his or her application will be rejected.