UJI Middle Studies Scale Civil Service Examinations 2026: Positions and Requirements

Key data

Jaume I University convenes a selective process to enter the Middle Studies Scale as a career civil servant, through the general open access system. The convocation, published under reference BOE-A-2026-7981 on April 9, 2026, affects university administration and services personnel (PAS) and follows the general civil service regulations applicable to Spanish public universities.

For those seeking job stability in the public university sector, this convocation represents a direct route to access a career civil servant position with the remuneration and career conditions specific to this group.

What does this regulation establish?

The resolution convenes a selective process to fill positions in the Middle Studies Scale at Jaume I University. The key elements of the convocation are as follows:

The process follows the general framework of Spanish university civil service. Selected applicants gain access to a career civil servant position with the remuneration and professional progression conditions specific to the middle scale group within university PAS.

Economic and operational impact

For candidates, access to the Middle Studies Scale means obtaining a career civil servant position at a public university, with the following economic and labor implications:

• Guaranteed job stability: the status of career civil servant implies permanence in the position, unlike temporary or interim contracts.
• Remuneration conditions for the middle scale group: remuneration is set according to civil service regulations applicable to university PAS, with specific position supplements.
• Professional career: access to this scale opens progression within the horizontal and vertical career system of Jaume I University's PAS.
• Civil service rights: vacation, leave, continuous training and access to pension plans or social security specific to the public sector.

For Jaume I University itself, the convocation allows it to fill qualified personnel needs in the administration and services area, consolidating staff on a permanent basis.

Who does it affect?

This convocation directly affects the following profiles:

• External candidates who meet the requirements established in the bases and wish to access a career civil servant position at Jaume I University through the open access system.
• Interim or temporary PAS personnel at the university who wish to consolidate their status as career civil servants.
• Graduates or degree holders with the academic level required for the middle scale group, according to the convocation bases.
• Active professionals in other public administrations who wish to transfer their career to the university sector.

The process is open access, so it is not restricted to internal university personnel nor does it require having passed previous processes at UJI.

Practical example

A candidate with a medium-level university degree or equivalent qualification, who meets the requirements of the bases published in the Official State Gazette, may submit their application to the selective process of the Middle Studies Scale at UJI through the open access system.

If they pass the tests established in the convocation bases, they gain access to a career civil servant position at Jaume I University, with remuneration conditions specific to the middle scale group of university PAS: fixed remuneration according to civil service regulations, position supplements, and access to horizontal and vertical professional career progression within the institution.

This profile moves from a temporary employment situation or private employment to a permanent public position, with all the rights associated with the status of career civil servant at a Spanish public university.

What should candidates do now?

1. Consult the complete bases in the Official State Gazette: access resolution BOE-A-2026-7981 to learn the exact requirements, syllabus, tests and application submission deadlines.
2. Verify compliance with requirements: check that you meet the academic level, qualification and any other specific requirements established in the bases before submitting your application.
3. Prepare documentation: gather supporting documents for qualifications, identity and any merit that the bases allow to be assessed in the competition phase, if applicable.
4. Submit application within deadline: strictly respect the application submission deadline indicated in the bases. Applications submitted after the deadline are not admitted in civil service processes.
5. Prepare for selective tests: study the syllabus and test format according to what is established in the bases, prioritizing content with greater weight in the convocation.