Universidad de Salamanca

What you'll study

The curriculum provides foundational philosophical training (method, theory of knowledge, ethics, aesthetics and related areas) together with core political science and public administration modules (basic political science formation and compulsory professional content). Each degree retains its own final degree project (TFG) worth 6 ECTS. Students are assigned to the undergraduate teaching groups for each constituent degree.

Entry requirements

Admission is through the universitymanaged process with a fixed annual intake of 10 places (derived from the two individual degrees). The published most recent cut-off (third and last list, 25/07/2025) was 7.695. The programme is a full-time enrolment and progressive implementation means initial cohorts begin with the first year and subsequent years are activated annually.

Career prospects

The programme aims to combine methodical philosophical inquiry with training directed at public service: graduates can pursue work in different levels of public administration, roles within the third sector, positions related to political activity, and pathways into teaching and research in institutional settings.

Scholarships & funding angle

The university references general scholarships, study aid and mobility grants; applicants should consult the Universidad de Salamancas scholarships and mobility webpages and the Faculties of Philosophy and Law for available financial support and application deadlines.