Universidad Católica de Valencia

What you'll study

The curriculum integrates core nursing subjects (anatomy, physiology, fundamentals of nursing, adult and paediatric care, mental health, pharmacology, community and primary care) with podiatry modules (anatomy of the lower limb, podology general, podiatric pathology, biomechanics, orthopodology, quiropodology, podiatric surgery, podology preventive and sports podiatry). The programme document lists semesterised modules and credits across five years, including multiple annual Practicum placements and two final-year Trabajos Fin de Grado.

• Year 1 highlights: Anatomy, Fisiología, Fundamentos de Enfermería, Anatomía de la extremidad inferior, Podología General (credits shown in plan).
• Year 2 highlights: Farmacología, Biomecánica, Ortopodología I/II, Quiropodología I/II, Patología podológica.
• Year 3 highlights: Anestesia y reanimación, Cirugía podológica I & II, Radiología y Radioprotección, Practicum I (annual).
• Year 4 highlights: Podología Infantil, Pie de Riesgo, Podología Deportiva, Practicum II/III and a Trabajo Fin de Grado (12 credits).
• Year 5 highlights: Cuidados paliativos, Soporte Vital y Atención a la Urgencia, Enfermería en Atención Primaria, Practicum IV & V and completion of the second Trabajo Fin de Grado.

Entry requirements

The Nursing degree component uses its own access examinations; applicants must follow the university's described admission process and instructions for those tests. Further details and enrolment steps are provided on the programme’s admissions pages.

Career prospects

The university notes clear synergies between the two qualifications and highlights external practicums intended to ease transition into professional practice. The published employability rate is 84% one year after finishing the degree. Graduates are prepared for clinical roles in podiatry clinics, multidisciplinary health teams, primary care and settings requiring both nursing and foot‑care expertise.

Scholarships & funding angle

The course page does not list specific scholarships. Prospective students should consult the university’s financial aid and international mobility pages for scholarships, grants, and funding options relevant to enrolment and practicums.