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See the degree grade →A four-year, Spanish‑language bachelor’s degree designed to train professionals in economic analysis, management and advisory roles. It fits students who want a broad grounding in how economies function and who plan to work in policy, business or consultancy contexts.
The curriculum focuses on understanding how economic systems work, alternatives for allocating resources, processes of wealth accumulation and mechanisms for income distribution. Students learn to analyse economic problems and contribute to the improvement and proper functioning of economic systems through management, evaluation and advisory activities.
Admission is managed through the university; for the 2025/2026 intake the programme offered 140 places and the reported cut-off grade (nota de corte) was 9.012. Teaching type is presencial and the language of instruction is Spanish.
The degree is presented as having a high insertion rate in the Spanish labour market. Graduates are expected to work in roles involving management, economic advice and evaluation across public and private organisations.
The programme references national and international mobility scholarships and provides the official per‑credit tuition fees for registrations: first registration €14.38 per credit; second registration €28.77 per credit; third registration €62.32 per credit; fourth or successive registrations €86.30 per credit.
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