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See the degree grade →A combined undergraduate programme that awards both a degree in Business Administration and a degree in Translation and Interpreting. It spans six academic years and suits students who want to combine managerial training with professional-language competence for international workplaces.
The Plan 2025 organises the 402 ECTS by type of subject: 144 ECTS of Formación Básica, 198 ECTS of Obligatorias, 42 ECTS of Optativas and 18 ECTS allocated to Trabajos Fin de Grado. Teaching integrates the curricula of both parent degrees and students attend the Translation and Interpreting classes according to the centre's timetables and language combinations.
Admission to the double degree follows the USAL regulations for double qualifications and uses a specific preinscription code with a fixed number of places. The programme published a cut‑off score of 10.584 in the final admission list (25/07/2025). Students who began the double degree before 2025‑26 remain on the earlier plan (Plan 2019); new entrants from 2025‑26 join Plan 2025.
Graduates leave with both a business administration degree and a translation/interpreting degree, preparing them for roles that require combined managerial and language skills — for example multinational business units, export/import departments, language services within companies, or international project coordination. The dual qualification broadens options in both the corporate and language‑service labour markets.
The university references scholarships, study and mobility aids and has general support and orientation services for students. Mobility for exchanges must be managed through the Facultad de Economía y Empresa and recognition of credits for outside study follows USAL mobility rules and faculty complementary norms.
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