Universidad de Salamanca

What you'll study

Students must register for subjects from both the Physics and Mathematics degrees; the teaching mix includes theoretical classes, seminars and practical sessions assigned to appropriate groups. Each semester is planned at 72 ECTS so that the combined load across the double degree is coherent. Students of the double degree join the existing teaching groups for each individual degree for lectures and are allocated suitable practical groups.

Entry requirements

Admission is via the specific pre‑enrolment code and an annual quota of places (10 new‑entry places for 2026‑27, with 5 places detracted from each constituent degree). Access requires the university access qualification; students who later wish to abandon the double degree and continue in only one of the two degrees must request the change before 31 July of the prior academic year and meet the minimum admission mark for the target single degree. The most recent final cut‑off (3rd list, 25/07/2025) recorded a selection mark of 13.534.

Career prospects

The faculty lists academic and professional exits for graduates but does not specify particular roles on the public page. Given the combined training, graduates are prepared for advanced studies or careers that demand strong skills in mathematical analysis and physical modelling; typical directions include research and postgraduate programmes, technical and analytical roles in science and engineering sectors, and positions where quantitative problem‑solving is required.

Scholarships & funding angle

The university references scholarships, study and mobility aid without listing concrete amounts or eligibility rules on this page. Administrative management of scholarships, enrolment exemptions and recognition of ECTS for the double degree is handled by the Faculty of Sciences; prospective applicants should consult the university's scholarship and mobility offices or the faculty contact for current financial support options.