A combined undergraduate programme awarding both Materials Engineering and Mechanical Engineering degrees over 5.5 academic years (11 semesters). It is a full‑time course delivered at the Escuela Politécnica Superior de Zamora, totalling 346.5 ECTS and designed for students seeking technical engineering qualifications with regulated professional recognition.
This is an institutional double degree that integrates the Grado en Ingeniería de Materiales and the Grado en Ingeniería Mecánica into a single curriculum. The programme runs 5.5 courses (11 semesters), comprises 346.5 ECTS and is organised with specific annual credit loads: 60 ECTS in each of the first two years, 64.5 ECTS in the third year, 66 ECTS in the fourth and fifth years, and 30 ECTS in the final half‑year. Administration (enrolment, credit recognition, certificates, degree documentation and records) is managed by the Escuela Politécnica Superior de Zamora.
The study load totals 346.5 ECTS broken down by type: 60 ECTS of basic training (Formación Básica), 256.5 ECTS of compulsory subjects (Obligatorias), 6 ECTS of optional subjects (Optativas) and 24 ECTS for final degree projects (Trabajos Fin de Grado). Students attend the teaching groups of the originating degree for each subject; practical groups follow the organisation of the source degree and are assigned to one compatible practical group when multiple groups exist.
The programme requires full‑time dedication. Note that for the academic year 2026–27 no new intake places are offered for this double degree. Students who undertake international exchange must link mobility to one of the two constituent degrees; that choice determines the academic year, subjects and credits that may be recognised on return. The double degree was implemented following USAL governance and has a fixed annual number of places (20).
Through the Mechanical Engineering component this double degree provides the qualification enabling the regulated profession of Ingeniero Técnico Industrial under the referenced national regulation. Graduates combine competencies from materials and mechanical engineering, preparing them for technical roles that require knowledge of materials behaviour and mechanical design and manufacturing.
The university references scholarships and mobility aid (Becas, ayudas al estudio y a la movilidad) as available supports. For details on specific scholarships, eligibility and application procedures students should consult the Escuela Politécnica Superior de Zamora and the university scholarship services.
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