Universidad de Salamanca

What you'll study

The curriculum is an explicit combination of the two underlying degrees and students join the regular teaching groups of both Grado programmes. The plan is organised to maximise timetable compatibility via an annual rotation so most semesters are delivered in one of the responsible faculties.

• Year 1: All first‑year subjects of the Grado en Ingeniería Informática plus two first‑year subjects from the Grado en Administración y Dirección de Empresas (one each semester).
• Year 2: All second‑year subjects of the Grado en Ingeniería Informática.
• Year 3: Remaining first‑year subjects of the Business degree and part of its second‑year subjects.
• Year 4: Third‑year subjects of the Ingeniería Informática plus the remainder of the Business second‑year subjects (two per semester).
• Year 5: Third‑year subjects of the Business degree.
• Year 6: Fourth‑year subjects of Ingeniería Informática; this year is recommended for external internships (in either degree) and students will complete the Final Degree Projects (Trabajos Fin de Grado) for both degrees.

Entry requirements

The programme admits students through the university's standard access, pre‑registration and admission procedures using its specific preinscription code. Annual places offered are 10 (with five places detracted from each of the two involved degrees). The site records a most recent cutoff mark (last admitted list) of 9.775. Mobility periods abroad must be linked to one of the two constituent degrees and recognition of credits follows the rules of the faculty chosen for the mobility.

Career prospects

Graduates leave with both a degree in Business Administration and a degree in Computer Engineering, equipping them to work across managerial, administrative and technical roles that require combined business and computing expertise. Practical experience is supported by recommended external internships in the sixth year and by completing two Final Degree Projects, one for each degree.

Scholarships & funding angle

The university lists scholarships, study and mobility aid as available; administrative processing of enrolment, ECTS recognition and documentation such as tuition exemptions is managed by the Faculty of Economics and Business, while procedures tied to a single degree (certificates, degree issuance, grade records) are processed by the faculty responsible for that specific Grado.