Bachelor's degrees
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The degree courses are designed according to the directives set by the European Higher Education Area and they lead to an official university qualification, in most cases for a total of 180 or 240 European credits. The student who successfully completes one of these courses will be considered to have acquired a general knowledge base of a given study area, an understanding of specific aspects of this knowledge base as related to professional practice and, finally, a series of cross-disciplinary skills and competences from that area to others; in short, the knowledge and know-how he or she will need to enter a profession in the labour market.
When you choose what to study, you'll see that the new degrees have been grouped in five different areas, referred to as branches of knowledge:
- Arts and Humanities
- Sciences
- Health Sciences
- Social Sciences and Law
- Engineering and Architecture
Students that have studied abroad and who wish to study at the University of Barcelona may be admitted to EHEA bachelor's degree courses. Procedures for gaining admission will depend on the qualifications held by each applicant.
For further information about admission, consult the page Admission with foreign qualifications- University entrance examination for school leavers who have completed upper secondary school (PAU) (in Catalan)
- University entrance examination for students over 25 years of age (MG25) (in Catalan)
- University entrance examination for students over 45 years of age (MG45) (in Catalan)
- Admission for students over 40 years of age via the accreditation of professional experience (MG40) (in Catalan)
- Admisssion for students who are holders of higher/vocational training certificates (CFGS) (in Catalan)
- Admission for students who have begun Spanish university studies (in Catalan)
- Admission with foreign qualifications
Once you have been admitted to the UB, you will need to complete the enrolment procedure at the faculty or school offering the degree course you've chosen.
