Cut-off mark 2026
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First-year places
25 (2025-2026)
First-year price
€9,100
University-level employment
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Average gross annual salary
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Bachelor in Human Resources and Labour Relations: where to study it
None of the universities teaching Bachelor in Human Resources and Labour Relations publishes a cut-off mark: admission here is not decided by marks, so compare places, modality and results.
Below are the 4 Spanish universities teaching it across 4 autonomous communities —all private— with each one's places, modality and results, ready to compare before choosing.
4 resultsBachelor in Human Resources and Labour Relations
Cut-off mark 2026
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First-year places
450 (2025-2026)
First-year price
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University-level employment
50.3%
Average gross annual salary
€39,380
Cut-off mark 2026
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First-year places
180 (2025-2026)
First-year price
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University-level employment
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Average gross annual salary
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Cut-off mark 2026
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First-year places
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First-year price
€2,529
University-level employment
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Average gross annual salary
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| University | Field of study | Cut-off mark 2026 | Places | First-year price | University-level employment | Average gross annual salary | Compare |
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| Universidad Internacional de la EmpresaMadrid · Private | Management and business administration | — | 25 | €9,100 | — | — | |
| Universidad Internacional de La RiojaLa Rioja · Private | Management and business administration | — | 450 | — | 50.3% | €39,380 | |
| Universidad Internacional de ValenciaValencia · Private | Management and business administration | — | 180 | — | — | — | |
| Universidad Tecnológica de las Islas CanariasSanta Cruz de Tenerife · Private | Management and business administration | — | — | €2,529 | — | — |
University-level employment and salary are for the 2019-2020 cohort, four years after graduation, and for the field of study each university files this degree under, never for the degree itself. The salary is the Social Security contribution base: gross pay, with legal caps at the top and at the bottom.
A dash means the official source does not publish that figure. When a university teaches the degree at several centres, the highest cut-off mark among them is shown; the detail is on its profile.