Universidad Católica de Valencia

Programme overview

Grado en Podología at Universidad Católica de Valencia is a presencial, Spanish‑language bachelor of 240 ECTS delivered from the Torrent – La Inmaculada campus. The curriculum emphasises clinical practice: students complete more than 1,000 hours of supervised practical training in UCV Clinics equipped with up‑to‑date podiatry technology. The programme offers recognised international links (EU‑CONEXUS, Erasmus/Mundus) and a certificate for the International Programme in Podiatry reflecting English competence and international experience.

What you'll study

The programme covers core podiatry areas and applied techniques. Key subject areas named in the official description include:

• Biomechanics of the foot
• Podología deportiva (sports podiatry)
• Ortopodología (orthotic practice)
• Podología pediátrica and podología geriátrica
• Cirugía podológica (podiatric surgery)

Students gain hands‑on experience through clinical placements in university clinics and external companies or health centres to develop diagnostic and treatment competencies for foot conditions.

Entry requirements

The official page details the practical steps to reserve a place and begin admission processing: applicants need to provide a photocopy of the DNI, personal data for registration and make a reservation payment (300 € indicated on the site; confirmation amounts and payment schedules are specified by the university). For full admissions documentation, requirements and deadlines applicants should consult UCV Admissions directly.

Career prospects

The degree explicitly links to professional employment; listed possible destinations include private practice, schools and sports centres, clinics and mutual insurance providers, footwear industry advisory roles, public and private hospitals, geriatric centres and specialised elder care, research and teaching, preventive education in schools, and occupational health services. The website reports a 91% employability rate one year after graduation.

Scholarships & funding angle

UCV provides information on scholarships and student aid as part of its student services. Candidates can also explore Erasmus/Mundus and other mobility scholarships for the international components mentioned. For precise scholarship programmes, eligibility and application steps consult the university's scholarships and admissions offices.