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You must complete your pre-enrolment through theÌý online system, managed by the Galician University System, within the deadlines established by the Interuniversity Commission of Galicia ().

Please remember that, as the allocation of places is the responsibility of CiUG, any claims or appeals must be addressed directly to this commission.

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If you wish to study the Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering at the , you must follow the selection process established in the resolution published annually in ÌýSpain’s official government bulletin (Boletn Oficial del Estado, BOE)

If you have already begun official university studies, you may apply for admission via recognition of a minimum of 30 ECTS credits through theÌý

If you do not possess valid electronic identification (e.g., due to not holding Spanish nationality or residence rights), you must initiate the procedure at a Spanish diplomatic mission or consular office, as per Article 16.4.c of on Common Administrative Procedure.

Requirements vary depending on whether your previous studies were completed in Spain or abroad:

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If you wish to resume a degree at the Â鶹¹û¶³ after transferring your academic record to another Spanish university or to a different degree within Â鶹¹û¶³, you must initiate the procedure via the

Academic centres may readmit transferred students provided that they have successfully completed a minimum of 6 ECTS credits in the programme they intend to resume.

If you have lost your right to instruction or assessment in a subject within your original curriculum, you may apply for adaptation to the new degree plan through the

You should first consult the Extinction and Implementation Calendar to understand the implications of the curriculum change, particularly the limited availability of enrolments. The information is available for each campus: Ourense, Pontevedra, and Vigo.

Be aware that when a new curriculum is implemented, only the first year is usually available initially. If you adapt early, you may find there are insufficient modules to enrol in.

Applications for adaptation must be submitted during the same period as the re-enrolment process.

If you are enrolled in a degree programme offered at more than one centre within the Â鶹¹û¶³ and wish to transfer to a different faculty or school to continue the same degree, you must initiate the admission process via the

Admission will depend on the number of places available and will be resolved in accordance with the within the same degree programme.

Similarly, if you are enrolled in a joint inter-university programme with a shared academic curriculum established through a collaboration agreement, you may a change of record custody (without legal transfer status), provided that the agreement allows for this possibility.

Students pursuing degree programmes delivered in multiple modes (e.g., face-to-face, blended) or in different languages may also request a change. In all cases, subject to compliance with the university’s regulations on academic , students must submit their request to the governing body of the relevant centre via the

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If you hold a diploma, teaching degree, or technical engineering degree, you may obtain the corresponding Bachelor's Degree by completing a bridging course.

Applications must be submitted via the online portal, and the procedure depends on whether your original qualification was issued by the or

This allows you to fulfil the additional academic requirements (known as RFC) established for the conditional recognition of a foreign university degree.You must hold and submit the definitive credential issued by the Subdirectorate General for Degrees, Regulation, Monitoring and Management of University Education of the Spanish Ministry of Universities.This credential must explicitly specify the academic deficiencies to be addressed through the completion of designated supplements.

Applications must be submitted through the

Admission is subject to the implementation of the relevant degree at the Â鶹¹û¶³ and the possibility of completing the required supplements at the chosen academic centre and the mechanism(s) proposed by the Ministry and the academic options available at the centre will be considered.

The maximum period for completing the RFC requirements cannot be extended under any circumstances.

If you already hold a Bachelor's Degree and wish to pursue an additional minor within the same degree programme, you must initiate the application process via the

The procedure varies depending on whether your previous degree was completed at this or another Spanish university:

If you are already studying one of the degrees included in a specific Double Degree Academic Programme and wish to enrol in the second degree to pursue both qualifications simultaneously, you must initiate the application process via theÌý

Admission will be governed by the at Â鶹¹û¶³.

In addition, if you are enrolled in a Dual Degree Academic Programme and meet the conditions established in Article 8 of the aforementioned regulations, you may choose to continue with only one of the two degrees and the other.

After the pre-enrolment process concludes, if a degree programme has neither students assigned by the Interuniversity Commission of Galicia (CiUG) nor a waiting list, the remaining places will be offered.These offers will be published via the

Admission through this route must be initiated via the ÌýPlaces will be allocated strictly on a first-come, first-served basis, according to the date and time of submission.

Priority will be given to applicants not already enrolled in another official degree programme. Applicants requesting simultaneous enrolment will be placed on a reserve list until the end of the allocation process.

Applications will be processed by the Undergraduate Studies Office. Successful applicants will be informed of the steps required to formalise their enrolment.Applicants who are excluded will be notified of the reason for exclusion and, where applicable, of the procedure for progressing their application and the relevant deadlines.

As places are filled, an updated list of available places will be published for each programme.

Admission of exchange students is managed in accordance with the relevant programmes, agreements or cooperation frameworks.The International Relations Office (ORI) oversees mobility opportunities for the university community.

Several options are available depending on students’ preferences and circumstances (e.g., ERASMUS+, SICUE, ISEP, COU, GE4, etc.).

Admission of visiting international students is handled by delegation from the Rector's Office, with individual decisions issued by the Vice-Rector responsible for international affairs, based on the report from the international relations officer of the destination centre.

The available places indicate the undergraduate curriculums that may be pursued under mutual recognition agreements (PARCEIROS). For more information, students should consult the academic centre offering the relevant programme.