The Dual bachelor's degree Automation and Industrial Electronics Engineering / Electrical Engineering will provide you with the knowledge and skills to act in the industrial sector, one of today’s most important sectors for economic development. As a holder of a bachelor's degree in both Automatic and Industrial Electronic Engineering and Electrical Engineering, you will be able to take a key role in the area of electricity and automatic and industrial electronics. And, if you want to continue studying, you will be able to become an industrial engineer.
General information
- Name of the course:
- Dual bachelor's degree Automation and Industrial Electronics Engineering / Electrical Engineering
- Branch of knowledge:
- Technology
- Duration:
- 5 years
- European credits:
- 303
- What qualifications can lead to:
Holder of a Bachelor’s Degree in Automatic and Industrial Electronic Engineering from the University of Girona
Holder of a Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Girona
- Teaching institution:
- Polytechnic School
- Indicative number of places:
- 15
- Last admission mark:
Cut-off marks for the June 2022 examination call
- Approx. price for the first year:
- See How much does it costs to study at the University of Girona?
- Other information:
- Monitoring indicators
It's useful to know
This double degree is offered on the basis that both degrees share a significant proportion of credits. Furthermore, a convergence of these technical studies is visible in the context of the many careers to which the degrees can lead. This is the consequence of the changes in electricity distribution companies. The expansion of smart grids demonstrates the technological transformation of the sector and has caused both streams of engineering to develop more than ever to the benefit of the professionals involved.
Beyond the smart grids, there are other fields causing this change, such as micro-generation, renewable energy, the roll-out of electrical cars and energy resource management, energetic resources, not to mention technological challenges.
To obtain the double degree, the student must successfully pass five academic years with an average of 60 ECTS credits per year. In the final year, a bachelor's thesis has to be prepared in which the knowledge from the two courses should be demonstrated, or the student can carry out a thesis for each degree.
The ECTS credits are divided as follows:
- 147 ECTS credits from compulsory subjects common to the two courses
- 15 ECTS credits from Electronic Engineering (EE) compulsory subjects that are optional to Automatic and Industrial Electronic Engineering (AIEE)
- 4 ECTS credits from AIEE compulsory subjects that are optional to EE
- 10 ECTS credits from subjects that are optional to both degrees
- 33 ECTS credits from other EE compulsory subjects
- 39 ECTS credits from other AIEE compulsory subjects
- 15 ECTS credits from other EE compulsory subjects
- 10 ECTS credits from other AIEE optional subjects
- 30 ECTS credits from bachelor's theses/thesis
Access
Access requirements
- Upper secondary school education
- Access: university entrance examinations (PAU), general stage. Admission: weighting of subjects examined in university entrance exam (PAU) linked to the branch of knowledge of Engineering and Architecture.
- Higher level training cycles (CFGS).
- Access: all CFGS. Admission: weighting of subjects examined in university entrance exam (PAU) linked to the branch of knowledge of Engineering and Architecture.
- Over 25 years old
- Preferential option in successful entrance exam: Engineering and Architecture.
- Over 45 years old
- Entrance exam passed and favourable interview outcome.
- Others
- Special types of access recognised under current regulations .
Another information on access
- Pre-enrolment code:
- 81050
- Weightings
- Weighting parameters of the subjects in the specific phase of the PAU
- Validated credit transfer from higher level training cycles
- Validated subjects and credit transfers from higher level vocational training cycles
Careers
The dual bachelor's degree Automation and Industrial Electronics Engineering / Electrical Engineering provides the student with specialised training on top of a solid general education in engineering. This offers a versatility and ability to adapt to different types of work, thus broadening the students job opportunities. The professional careers available after obtaining the double degree match the career paths offered by each individual degree. The complementary nature of the two engineer profiles provide greater job prospects because the double degree education fits into various professional profiles:
- engineering and consultancy firms, whether industrial control and automation, industrial electronics or industrial robotics.
- companies in the electrical sector
- renewable energy companies
- energy services companies
- general industry
- the services
- Administration
- education
- Research and technology transfer
- practising free engineering
- the company itself
Recent studies on the job prospects show that holders of this double degree quickly find work, even before finishing their studies, and such work is related to their course. You can get an idea of your many professional options by looking at the careers services of the different engineers’ associations, for example enginyersgi.cat .
Continue studying
When you finish the double degree in Automation and Industrial Electronics Engineering / Electrical Engineering
you can study the Master's in Industrial Engineering at the University of Girona. This is the only official master's degree that qualifies you to work in the regulated profession of industrial engineering.
Moreover, other technology and science master's degrees are open to the successful student. Among the master’s degrees offered by the University of Girona are those with an eminently practical profile and focused on the needs of the labour market. There are also those focused on research, with which you can access the Doctoral degree in Technology.
Other specialisation courses and postgraduate activities are available through the University of Girona Foundation: Innovation and Training, whose main objective is to fulfil the needs of higher level lifelong learning in all fields of knowledge.
Subjects
Must attain 48 core credits
|
BBasic |
7.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
BBasic |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
BBasic |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
BBasic |
9.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
BBasic |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
BBasic |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
BBasic |
8.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
You need to get 12,00 OB
|
OBCompulsory |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
12.00 B or higher is required
|
BBasic |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
BBasic |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
Must attain 54 compulsory credits
|
OBCompulsory |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
8.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
4.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
Must attain 60 compulsory credits
|
OBCompulsory |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
4.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
4.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
9.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
3.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
4.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
3.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
Common optional subjects10 credits
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
Must attain 37 compulsory credits
|
OBCompulsory |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
4.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
4.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
4.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
AIEE options10 credits
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OPOptional |
15.00 |
SSemester long |
Not |
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
Not |
EE options10 credits
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OPOptional |
15.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
Not |
Must attain 14 compulsory credits
|
OBCompulsory |
6.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OBCompulsory |
8.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
You need to get 30.00 TFG
|
Bachelor's thesis |
15.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
Bachelor's thesis |
15.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
Optional modules + academic recognition26 credits
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OPOptional |
15.00 |
SSemester long |
YES |
|
OPOptional |
15.00 |
SSemester long |
Not |
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
Not |
|
OPOptional |
5.00 |
SSemester long |
Not |
Calendar and timetables
Through the following links you can access the calendars and timetables that correspond to this bachelor's degree.
The academic calendar marks the beginning and end of classes, non-teaching days, holidays, exam periods, and so on. The administrative calendar marks the periods to make the different formalities administrative.
Placements
All the subjects of the double degree Automation and Industrial Electronics Engineering / Electrical Engineering
have a practical aspect, which will be significant for studies and to facilitate your incorporation into professional life. Practical classes are carried out in small groups in modern laboratories that are equipped for current needs.
Businesses play a large role at the Polytechnic School. As an Dual bachelor's degree Automation and Industrial Electronics Engineering / Electrical Engineering student, you will be able to take up work placements from a number of companies. You will be able to choose between over 450 options available each year.
Bachelor's thesis
During the final year, you will have to write a bachelor's thesis on both Electrical Engineering and Automation and Industrial Electronics Engineering, in which you must demonstrate the expertise acquired through the two courses. The bachelor's thesis is an engineering project on a topic of the student’s choice. It is carried out under the supervision of a lecturer. If so desired, it can be conducted in a company or a research group.
The Board of Companies that supports the Higher Polytechnic School and the professional associations of engineers awards prizes annually for the best Final Degree Projects.
Mobility
The Polytechnic School (PS) maintains relations with universities from all over the world. There are several mobility and exchange programmes that will allow you to study abroad, carry out the bachelor's thesis or expand your studies: Erasmus, Erasmus+, Erasmus Mundus, Socrates, IAESTE, SICUE-Séneca, Balsells scholarships, Josep Maria Ginés i Pous scholarships, etc.
Enrolment
First year enrolment
1
Once the Catalan government has allocated you your place, you will receive an email from the UdG with your user code and a link for setting your password, as well as links to online enrolment applications and information on enrolling on your bachelor's degree studies. If you do not receive the message, fill in and send the user-account application form for newly admitted students for the academic year.
2
Use the link provided in the message to set your password. The user code and the password make up your digital identity as a UdG student and will allow you to access the university's online services.
3
Use your user code and password to access the online enrolment and check the enrolment period assigned to you. If the period has already started, the application will inform you that you can start your enrolment.
4
Click on the Grants and allowances tab. If you are entitled to any discounts that are not recognised, you will have the option to start the recognition procedure by pressing the corresponding "Request” button and attaching scans of the necessary documentation. Your school’s secretary's office will validate the documents so that, where appropriate, you can enjoy the corresponding discount on your enrolment or free enrolment.
6
Formalise your online enrolment following the guide's instructions. If you have queries, contact the secretary’s office at your teaching institution. Remember you must enrol before the deadline provided for, otherwise, you will lose your place.
- Subjects
- Check the subjects for which you can enrol in the section Subjects > Available subjects 2023-2024 of the website for your bachelor's degree studies.
- Fees
- Consult the enrolment fees and deductions available to you.
- Payment
- You can pay the enrolment fee in full, in two or three instalments or in monthly instalments. See the terms and conditions in the Enrolment Regulations.
- Grants
- If you have applied for the MEFP general scholarship and you meet the academic requirements established in the call for applications, you will be able to enrol without paying the public fees (subject to the subsequent award of the scholarship).
- Third language
- If your degree course requires a level of knowledge of a third language to obtain the qualification and you already have a recognised certificate of this level or higher, we recommend that you present it together with the rest of the documentation required for the first enrolment. Check the Regulations about a third language.
- Insurance
- If you are under 28 years old, you are obliged to take out compulsory school insurance for €1.12 per year. If you are over 28 years old, you will be covered by a compulsory accident insurance for 6.65 euros per course. Further information on the Insurance policies page.
- Staying
- Bear in mind that if you do not pass a minimum of 30 credits in the first two years, you will not be able to continue the same course at the UdG. Check the Rules for staying.
- ID
- Spanish nationals do not need to produce their national ID (DNI) unless they opposed the University of Girona's collection of personal data during their online enrolment (see the guide for online enrolment).
If you are a national of a EU member state, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland or Andorra, you will need to present a valid ID or passport from your country of origin.
Otherwise you will preferably need to present a valid foreign-national identification care (TIE) or passport if do you not have a TIE.
You will need to attach a scanned copy of the document through the corresponding online procedure and present the original in person at the academic secretary’s office.
For online submissions you can use “Application to the administration” procedure in the online procedures section of the Virtual Secretary’s Office, preferably, or (with digital certificate) the UdG’s e-register.
You have until the 21 November to submit the document.
- Admission documents
- If you have been admitted to the UdG through university pre-enrolment, from PAU, CFGS, admission exams for individuals over the age of 25, 40 or 45 or university degree obtained from the UdG, you will not need to produce any documents.
If you have been admitted to the UdG through university pre-enrolment, from a university degree completed at another university, you will need to forward a copy of your degree online (e-degree or authenticated digital copy of the degree) or provisional degree certificate (with digital signature and CSV), or produce the original in person at the academic secretary's office.
If you have been admitted to the UdG through academic record transfer or university pre-enrolment from a university degree started at another university, you will have to send proof, online, of payment, of your transfer fees, signed electronically and with SVC, or present the original in person at the secretary’s academic office.
For online submissions of documents, you can use “Application to the administration” procedure in the online procedures section of the Virtual Secretary’s Office, preferably, or (with digital certificate) the UdG’s e-register.
You have until the 21 November to submit the documents.
- Allowances and exemptions
- Before you register, review the self-enrolment’s "Grants and allowances" tab. If you are entitled to allowances that are recorded as accredited and are valid on the date of the start of the academic year (12 September), you will not need to produce any documents.
If you are entitled to allowances that are not recorded as accredited, you can start the accreditation procedure by clicking on the corresponding "Request" button, and uploading the necessary documents there for applying the corresponding enrolment discount or payment exemption.
You can also use the “Document Accreditation” procedure from the online procedures section of the Virtual Secretary’s Office, preferably (with digital certificate) the electronic register of the UdG, or to produce the documents in person at the academic secretary's office.
If your documents are currently being processed or pending renewal, you will not be eligible for the enrolment-fee discount, but presentations of updated documents will be accepted up to 31 December for subsequently regularising your situation.
Further information from the Allowances and Loans page.
- Bank details
- If you are not the holder of the bank account from which the registration fee will be paid by direct debit, you must submit the completed bank details notification/ modification form and proof of identification for the account holder.
For online submissions of documents you will have to use the “Communicating or amending bank details” procedure in the online procedures section of the Virtual Secretary’s Office, preferably, or (with digital certificate) the UdG’s e-register.
These documents will have to be produced within a period of 10 work days as from the date of enrolment.
- Enrolment application (only for face-to-face enrolment)
- If you not enrol online (online enrolment), you will have to fill in an enrolment-application document for the teaching centre. The centre itself will provide you with the document and which you will have submit duly filled in and signed on the day of enrolment.
- Photograph
- After you have enrolled, you will need to produce a personal photograph through the La meva UdG intranet (Staff > digital Identity), in accordance with the instructions provided on the same webpage.
Note: accreditation by electronic means is not definitive, except in the case of original electronic documents or authentic electronic copies. The UdG reserves the right to request the corresponding physical documentation at a later date.
Online enrolment
Online enrolment is the University of Girona's electronic enrolment system. It is done through the Internet and is available for the most of the studies.