Bachelor

Double Bachelor’s Degree in Anthropology and Philosophy

DegreeBachelor

FieldAnthropology

Anthropology graduates earn a median $25,194 Across 465 US programmes, two years after finishing

A combined, full‑time programme that awards both a BA in Anthropology and a BA in Philosophy after 360 ECTS taken over six academic years. Suited to students who want integrated training in cultural analysis and critical/theoretical reflection and who can commit to a full‑time, timetable‑managed workload.

What you'll study

The double degree integrates the full curricula of both underlying degrees. Credit allocation is defined as follows:

Anthropology (186 ECTS): 48 ECTS Formación Básica, 132 ECTS Obligatorios, 0 ECTS Optativos, 6 ECTS Trabajo Fin de Grado.
Philosophy (174 ECTS): 36 ECTS Formación Básica, 114 ECTS Obligatorios, 18 ECTS Optativos, 6 ECTS Trabajo Fin de Grado.

Students are incorporated into the regular teaching groups for each degree. Assessment schedules and teaching hours are coordinated so that students can attend both degrees.

Entry requirements

Admission follows the university’s standard access, pre‑registration and enrolment procedures for official undergraduate degrees. The programme has a limited intake (10 places for 2026‑27). The most recent reported admission cut‑off (third and final list 25/07/2025) was 8.506. Mobility during exchanges is linked to the Anthropology degree for purposes of recognition of credits abroad.

Career prospects

The programme aims to produce graduates with multidisciplinary skills combining cultural analysis and critical/theoretical reasoning. The combined training is intended to prepare professionals for roles in academic teaching and research and for positions in multidisciplinary teams dealing with political, economic and cultural issues, conflict resolution and intercultural contexts.

Scholarships & funding angle

Specific scholarship programmes and mobility funding are handled through the university’s normal grants and aid procedures and the Faculty of Social Sciences. Students should consult the university’s scholarships, study aid and mobility pages and inquire with the Faculties for information about available support and application procedures.