Official master's degrees: their clear and explicit designation is 'Master's Degree in...'. These programmes aim for students to acquire advanced, specialised or multidisciplinary academic training geared towards an academic or professional specialisation, or to promote the start of research activity. These degrees are official and valid across Spain, with full academic recognition, and enable students to work in regulated professions in accordance with applicable regulations in each instance.

Passing an official master's programme grants you the right to obtain the degree certificate with the specific RUCT designation (University and Degree Registry at the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport).

Unofficial master's degrees: these programmes may not use the designation 'Master's Degree in…'. They are included in the postgraduate programme selection, are UIB-specific and represent an additional academic option. These master's programmes and other UIB-specific courses (University Specialist/Expert) enable the university to provide an agile quality response to academic requirements, as well as refresher courses for students (for society in general and for employment opportunities). They are an essential element in our education system and provide top-flight and necessary training.

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