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Bilingual itineraries are offered in some degrees (such as the Degree in Software Engineering) that allow students to attend 50% of the courses in English and/or study some of them in a foreign university.
Those students that finish a bilingual itinerary will be awarded the corresponding certificate that will also be included in the European Diploma Supplement.
Like most of the degrees in the University of Oviedo there are no limited seats (numerus clausus) in the degree in Software Engineering and, hence, there is no admission grade.
However, if you want to enroll in the bilingual itinerary you have to score at least a 7 in the English Language test in the University Entrance Exam (PAU in Spanish).
Higher Education in the EHEA is structured in two cycles:
In the case of Spain has been chosen:
This structure is reflected in the studies of our institution through:
It is a common framework for the organization of educational systems of member states of the European Union.
Among its main aims, it wants to promote the mobility of university students and other higher education centres between individual partner countries and promote the implementation of teaching and learning systems of high quality.
It stands for European Credit Transfer System and its objective is to measure the time spent by the student in acquiring the skills of a particular course or career.
An ECTS credit represents about 25 hours of work of which 25% are courses and 75% are not.
ECTS credits in our careers are:
The School offers the following degrees:
Yes, subjects like "Calculus", "Algebra", "Business", "Computing Basics" and "Waves and Electromagnetism" are common to all engineering studies of the University of Oviedo (computer, chemical, industrial, etc).
This allows for flexibility to change to other engineering studies if you think you have made a wrong choice of studies. There is a mechanism that would recognize the subjects approved that are common from an engineering course to another.