Welcome Days, academic year 2025-2026

The Welcome Days for new students of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities will take place on the days September 8 and 9, 2025:

• See here the complete programming.

Graduation ceremonies, academic year 2024-2025

compensation court

Who can apply?

The basic requirements to be able to request compensation are the following:

• Be enrolled in a Degree/Double Degree of the URJC and of the subject that is going to be compensated (which cannot be TFG, RAC or External Practices).

• In the case of Degrees, students must have passed all subjects except the one they wish to compensate for, as long as it does not exceed 12 ECTS.

• As for Double Degrees, students may request one subject from each degree, provided that it is the only one from that qualification that has not been passed and does not exceed 12 ECTS.

• Having exhausted four ordinary registrations (that is, having enrolled in the subject four times) and being enrolled in the fifth.

• Of the eight calls (four ordinary and four extraordinary), you must have participated in a minimum of four and have obtained, in at least one, a minimum of 3 points.

• Having completed at least 50% of the course load at the URJC.

When can the application be submitted?

According to the deadlines that will be published in this same section of the website, after the end of the academic year.

Deadlines for the academic year 2025 / 2026:

• From October 13 to October 27, 2025 (both inclusive)
• From February 12 to 26, 2026 (both inclusive)
• From July 17 to August 31, 2026 (inclusive)

How is the application submitted?

• Application addressed to the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities in which the applicant must justify compliance with the requirements of Article 44 of the Regulations for the Evaluation of Learning Outcomes of the Rey Juan Carlos University (which are summarized above).
• You must provide your academic record, which you can request through the URJC electronic office, and all documentation proving that you meet these requirements.

See here the procedure (Title X of the Regulations for the Evaluation of Learning Outcomes of the Rey Juan Carlos University).

For more information, you can consult the following documents:

•   Application submission deadlines
• Rules of the Court of Compensation
• Composition of the FAH Compensation Court

Complaint commission for continuous evaluation

How it is performed?

To make a claim for continuous assessment, the student must submit through the electronic record (https://sede.urjc.es/registro-electronico) or from the records of the Rey Juan Carlos University, a letter addressed to the Evaluation Complaints Committee of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities.

The only requirement is that the student has attended the course review. The only requirement is that the student has attended the course review. Please note that the deadline for submitting the written essay is five days from the course review.

must be completed This application model for the claim. The text must express, at least, the following data:

1. Name and surname, degree, course and group.
2. Directpostal service.
3. Reasonable grounds for the request. The date and time of the review before the teacher and the reason for the discrepancy must be stated, as well as the teacher's response. Only reasons of an academic nature will be considered. "Reasons not strictly related to the assessment activity or activities or the overall grade being claimed will not be taken into consideration by the Assessment Claims Committee in the resolution it issues."
4. Place, date and signature of the document (the electronic record of the URJC already generates it).

For more information, you can consult the following documents:

•  Regulations for the Evaluation of Learning Outcomes of the Rey Juan Carlos University (Title VII)
• Composition of the Complaint Commission of the continuous evaluation of the FAH

Delegates

HOW CAN I APPLY FOR RAC CREDITS FOR STUDENT REPRESENTATION?

The application must be submitted to the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities after the closing of the minutes of the ordinary May session, if this corresponds to the current academic year.

• Fill out the application that you will find at this link
• It is sent to the FAH secretariat:

If the request is for past courses, it can be requested at any time during the course:

• Fill out the application that you will find at this link
• It is sent to the FAH secretariat:
• The academic course or courses requested are specified in the email.

Academic Credit Recognition (RAC)

Procedure for requesting Academic Recognition of Credits (RAC) 

To request RAC for organized activities, you must proceed as follows: 

• Activities organized by URJC teachers: 

Query here The procedure

• Regulations for Academic Credit Recognition (RAC) of the URJC
• Guide to frequently asked questions about the URJC Academic Credit Recognition (RAC)

External academic practices

• Regulations for external academic internships for URJC students
• List of external academic internship tutors for the different FAH degrees

Managers and mobility programs

• General information on mobility programs for URJC students
• General information on SICUE student mobility programs

Managers of the mobility programs according to the degree of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities

academic waiver

• What is the Academic Waiver of Class Attendance (DAAC)?

The DAAC is a mechanism that exempts students from attending classes of those subjects whose Teaching guide contemplates the Academic Dispensation. Now this never “exempts from continuous evaluation and will be requested by enrollment and subject". The DAAC does not exempt students from participation in mandatory face-to-face activities determined by the teacher responsible for the subject and established in the Teaching Guide for the subject, such as exams, directed academic activities, practical work and mandatory assignments.”

Additionally, students should be aware that "It cannot be requested DAAC due to time incompatibility between subjects (for example, a timetable that coincides due to repeating a course)” (Article 41.3, Title IX of the Regulations for the Evaluation of Learning Results of the Rey Juan Carlos University).

•  What are the requirements to request it?

Any FAH student can request the DAAC for as many enrolled subjects as he or she considers, provided that the student is in one of the situations detailed in article 41 of the Regulations for the Evaluation of Learning Outcomes of the Rey Juan Carlos University.

• What documentation should I attach?

Depending on the reason why the DAAC is requested, the documentation that must be attached varies:

1. Employed worker: employment contract and certificate of working hours (in the same document).
2. Self-employed worker: document that certifies your professional activity during the fiscal year of the academic year.
3. ERASMUS scholarship holder: scholarship award certificate.
4. Maternity/paternity leave: certificate.
5. Leave due to chronic or unexpected illness: medical certificate.
6. Care for a dependent family member: certificate from the corresponding entity.
7. Elite athletes: certificate from the corresponding entity.

*Everything that is uploaded to the platform to demonstrate the student's situation must be in the same document.

• Where can I apply for the DAAC?

Through the platform. Link: https://gestion2.urjc.es/dispensa/

• Doubts:

For any questions, you can consult the following document: Title IX of the Regulations for the Evaluation of Learning Outcomes of the Rey Juan Carlos University

Additionally, you can contact the Faculty through email ; Remember to do it through your institutional email.

Information for prospective students

• Information on the different Pre-University Orientation activities for centers and students
  • Educational fairs in centers and other institutions. Information and registration here
  • Visit our campuses. Information and registration here
  • Informative sessions in Secondary Education centers. Information and registration here
• Cut-off marks for the 2025-2026 academic year for access to university studies at the URJC