Andorra Approves State Master's in HR Management and Law Degree Update
The two-year program aligns with national qualifications and entry rules, while law bachelor's updates reflect evolving competencies in routine reviews. Institutions face quality agency evaluation.
Key Points
- Two-year master's at level 7 with 120 ECTS credits for strategic HR roles.
- Program accessible via state higher education entry rules; centers must get AQUA approval.
- Bachelor's in law modified to competency-based model after mandatory 15-year review.
The Andorran government has approved a decree establishing a state master's degree in human resources management, positioned at level 7 of the Andorran Qualifications Framework.
This two-year program carries a workload of 120 European credits and equips graduates to handle strategic people management in both public and private organizations. Access follows the regulations for state higher education entry. Higher education centers wishing to deliver the program must meet the decree's requirements, including developing a curriculum for review by the Andorran Higher Education Quality Agency (AQUA).
In parallel, the government has authorized changes to the bachelor's degree in law. These adjustments align the program with the current competency-based model and stem from the mandatory periodic review of regulations every 15 years to address contemporary demands.
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