UAM Administrative Management Civil Service Exam 2026: Requirements and Deadlines

Key data

The Universidad Autónoma de Madrid announces civil servant positions in the Administrative Management Scale through the general open access system, according to the Resolution of April 7, 2026 (BOE-A-2026-8173). This call opens the door to those seeking a stable position in public university administration, with all the guarantees of civil servant status.

The selective process follows the regulatory procedure for selecting civil service personnel. Candidates who pass the tests established in the bases will access positions in the field of management and administration of the UAM, one of Spain's leading public universities.

What does this regulation establish?

The resolution publishes the official call for selective tests for admission to the Administrative Management Scale of the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. The key elements of the process are as follows:

The call bases detail the specific qualification and access requirements, the tests to be passed, and the complete selection procedure. It is essential to read the full bases before submitting your application.

Economic and operational impact

For selected candidates, admission to the Administrative Management Scale of the UAM means accessing a career civil servant position in the public university sector, with the remuneration conditions and stability inherent to this regime.

From an operational perspective, the process involves:

• Preparation and submission of the application within the deadline established in the bases.
• Certification of the required qualifications and nationality requirements.
• Passing the selective tests as set out in the call.
• Following the regulatory procedure until taking office if selected.

For the UAM, this call represents the filling of personnel needs in the administrative management area, strengthening the operational capacity of its university services.

Who does it affect?

This call directly affects:

• People wishing to access the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid as civil servants in the administrative management area.
• Candidates who meet the qualification requirements established in the call bases.
• Citizens with the required nationality according to public employment access conditions.
• Exam candidates already preparing for access to management scales in public universities.
• Public or private sector workers seeking job stability as career civil servants in the university sector.

Practical example

A candidate with a university degree or equivalent qualification, who meets the nationality requirements and other access conditions set out in the bases, may submit their application under this call through the general open access system.

Once admitted, they must pass the established selective tests. If they pass and complete the regulatory selection procedure, they will access a career civil servant position in the Administrative Management Scale of the UAM, with the job stability and remuneration conditions inherent to civil servant status in the public university sector.

This process is the official and regulatory channel for those aspiring to join the UAM administration on a permanent basis, as opposed to other temporary employment formulas.

What should candidates do now?

1. Read the complete call bases published in the BOE (BOE-A-2026-8173) to learn the exact requirements for qualifications, nationality, and access conditions.
2. Verify that you meet all requirements before submitting your application, including qualifications and other conditions established in the bases.
3. Submit your application within the deadline indicated in the call bases. Do not wait until the last moment.
4. Prepare supporting documentation of the required requirements (qualifications, nationality, etc.) to have it ready when requested.
5. Follow the regulatory procedure in all its phases: admission, taking tests, and, if applicable, taking office.

Official source

Notice: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. For specific decisions, consult a qualified professional. Source: https://www.boe.es/diario_boe/txt.php?id=BOE-A-2026-8173