Automation and Industrial Electronic Engineering + Mechanical Engineering

The Bachelor's Degree in Automation and Industrial Electronic Engineering provides the necessary training for the application of electronic and microelectronic devices in the automation of productive processes.

The Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering allows graduates to work in sectors of great importance in industrial engineering, such as construction, machinery, metallurgy and automotive industry.

Engineers with these two degrees are able to assume the design, assembly, manufacture, production, commissioning and planning of systems, projects, quality control and marketing of products, processes and machinery in sectors that integrate mechanics, electronics, information and communications technology and automation.

Check the links below for more specific information on each degree.

Las competencias de la doble titulación de Grado en Ingeniería Electrónica Industrial y Automática (GEI) y Grado en Ingeniería Mecánica (GME) son la suma de las competencias de ambas titulaciones.

Consulta los enlaces que encontrarás a continuación.

Check the section Future students to obtain information on admission to studies according to each access route, university pre-enrolment, registration, welcome sessions and scholarships.

September

On August 6, 2020 will be published the allocation of places for students who have applied for admission to the university through the University Pre-enrolment in July. The enrolment of these students will be from September 7 to 10, 2020.

As the centre will be closed for holidays from July 30 to September 1, as soon as we receive the list of people assigned to the centre, we will send you an email to give you the first directions for the registration and invite you to the Welcome Session. From September 1, we will be contacting you by phone.

The Welcome Session for new students will take place on Thursday, September 3, 2020, at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. It is advisable that students attend the session, since in it we will explain practical aspects about the enrolment process and it is a good opportunity to start familiarizing yourself with the centre and its operation. In addition, once the reception session is finished, a documentation verification circuit will be carried out and you will be assigned the day and time to register according to your access route.

It is important that, before receiving the assignment, you start collecting the necessary documentation for registration. In the case of students from other universities that want to recognize subjects from your previous studies, we recommend that you present your applications for recognition in advance to have them resolved on the day of registration.

October

For students applying for admission to the university in the University Pre-enrolment of October, the publication of the allocation of places will be made on October 16, 2020, while enrolment will take place on October 19 and 20, 2020.

As in the September period, as soon as we receive the list of assignments to the centre, we will contact you to inform you about the registration process.

Because deadlines are tighter than in September, it is even more important that you have the necessary documentation prepared before the day of registration.

In the case of students from other universities that want to recognize subjects from your previous studies, we recommend that you submit your applications for recognition in advance to have them resolved on the day of registration.

For more information on the documentation that you must submit according to each access route, consult the Access, admission and enrolment section.

The enrolment is done by subjects and each subject has a number of credits. Credit price is established annually and in the 2022-2023 academic year is 122,34 euros/credit. Therefore, a new student who enrols 60 credits and without any reduction has to pay 7.340,40 euros plus administrative fees and school insurance (280,62 euros approximately).

As a centre that offers official degrees, our students can obtain reductions that are recognized by law:

• Reductions determined by the Decree of public prices of the Generalitat de Catalunya:

  • Students in the general or special category of large families

  • Students with a registered disability of 33% or more

  • Students who have obtained a distinction in High School

  • Students who are victims of acts of terrorism, their spouses and their children

  • Students who are victims of domestic violence

• Ministry of Education general grants (GRAL): these scholarships are granted by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports and in Catalonia are processed online through the Agency for Management of University and Research Grants (AGAUR).

• Scholarships of the Rinaldi Foundation: the Rinaldi Private Foundation allocates an annual budget for scholarships to facilitate access to the university to those who need it. For more information, consult the following section.

Students from the advanced vocational training (CFGS) courses listed below who are starting on the degrees that are also listed may apply for their CFGS credits to be recognised and added to their UAB academic transcript. Certain subjects on the corresponding degree syllabus will be recognised as passed, in accordance with the ruling of the UAB's Academic Affairs Committee.

The recognition will apply to the whole group of subjects included in this ruling and will be recorded in the students' academic transcripts as "apt" and specifying they have been recognised, which means that the subject is regarded as passed but is not taken into consideration when calculating the global average grade for the academic transcript.

Check the documents you will find below.

• Study guides for each subject can be consulted in the Syllabus section.
• Learning resources
  • EUSSTERNET: EUSS virtual campus
  • E-Camp: Collaborative environment where students have collaborative working tools (mail, documents, agenda, etc.)
  • Labs: Check the characteristics of our teaching laboratories available to students
  • Classrooms
  • Library
  • University Tutoring Programme (PATiO)
  • Plannings and calendars
• Specializations: Industrial Computing / Systems Control (Automation and Industrial Electronic Engineering) or Industrial Processes / Integral Design (Mechanical Engineering). Specializations are learning tracks included in the diploma. In order to obtain one, a minimum of 30 credits belonging to the chosen track must be taken.

As a strategic element of its educational and social action, the EUSS has adopted an Internal Quality Assurance System (IQAS) that ensures students and other groups in the academic community the full satisfaction of their needs and expectations.

This system is a consequence of the firm commitment of the institution to offer quality training programs with measures to ensure its continuous evaluation and improvement.

For more information on the EUSS quality policy and its indicators, click here.