Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca

Programme overview

The Doble Grado en Ingeniería Informática y ADET at Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca is a combined qualification delivered on campus in Salamanca. It is organised over five academic years to allow students to obtain both degrees: the engineering component is taken across the first four years with a fifth year devoted exclusively to completing the second title. Both degrees carry European quality labels (Euro-Inf and Euro-Inf Business) awarded by EQANIE.

What you'll study

The programme offers two possible engineering mentions and different credit distributions depending on the mention chosen.

• Ingeniería Informática + ADET (Mención Informática Empresarial): Formación básica 90 ECTS + obligatorias 210 ECTS + optativas 24 ECTS + Trabajo de Fin de Grado 24 ECTS.
• Ingeniería Informática + ADET (Mención Redes y Sistemas): Formación básica 90 ECTS + obligatorias 216 ECTS + optativas 30 ECTS + Trabajo de Fin de Grado 24 ECTS.

The published plan indicates a year-by-year structure (first to fifth course) with specific fourth-year tracks for Ingeniería del Software, Informática Empresarial, and Redes y Sistemas; a downloadable full study plan is available from the faculty.

Entry requirements

Admission begins with a preinscription form. Applicants must send academic documentation of prior studies, identification (DNI or passport) and pay a non-refundable reservation fee of €75. When a place is offered, students confirm it by paying €550, which is deducted from the matriculation fee and refunded if university access cannot be accredited; failure to pay within the stated deadline results in loss of the place. Final enrolment is completed after proof of official access to the university.

Career prospects

The faculty highlights high employability and says graduates are prepared for roles across technical and managerial areas. Typical professional destinations listed include:

• Management and administration
• Analysis and consultancy
• Programming and development
• Software and security

The faculty maintains over 70 agreements with companies for practical placements, and runs networking events and employer-led workshops to connect students with the sector.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The university provides several financial support options. Mentioned aids include social assistance, the national MECD scholarship, regional scholarships from the Junta de Castilla y León, and ecclesial cooperation scholarships. Additional information on fees, payment methods, and recognised credit transfer tables is published in the institutional student guides.