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See the degree grade →A five-year institutional double degree combining the Grado en Estadística and the Grado en Ingeniería Informática, delivered in Spanish and taught face-to-face. It suits students who want full training in both statistical methods and computer engineering, with a structured 360 ECTS curriculum and a tightly coordinated timetable to make both degrees compatible.
Students must enrol in subjects from both constituent degrees following an offered itinerary that guarantees timetable compatibility. Pupils are assigned to specific groups within each degree, and practical classes are scheduled in an appropriate existing practical group. The academic calendar for assessments is adapted to meet the needs of the double degree and of each underlying degree.
Admission to the double degree follows the university's pre‑admission procedures with a specific preinscription code and a fixed number of places. The course is open only to those admitted to the double degree; entry will follow the Plan 2026 for students starting in 2026-27 onward. The last published cutoff (3rd and final list, 25/07/2025) shows a minimum admission mark of 11.310 (June). If a student wishes to leave the double degree to continue in only one of the two degrees, they must request this at the centre where they matriculated before 31 July of the preceding academic year; admission into the single degree requires having an access grade equal to or higher than that degree's minimum for that academic year.
The programme combines statistical training and computer engineering, preparing graduates for roles that require both quantitative analysis and computing skills. Students interested in combining data analysis, software development and computational methods will find the curriculum relevant. Students planning academic exchange must attach their mobility to one of the two degrees; that choice determines the courses and credits eligible for recognition on return, under the Faculty's mobility rules.
Standard university scholarships, study aids and mobility grants apply as regulated by the university; administrative handling of exemptions and supporting documentation (for example, scholarships or large-family discounts) is processed by the Faculty of Sciences. For programme queries and administrative information contact dec.fc@usal.es or informacion@usal.es, or call +34 923 29 44 00 / +34 923 29 45 00.
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