Universidad San Jorge

What you'll study

Topics and learning experiences centre on supporting childrendevelopment, designing contextualised educational projects and using new technologies in the classroom. Students study stages of developmental psychology and learn educational interventions to stimulate development, set limits, foster creativity and establish foundations for reading, writing and basic concepts. The degree includes numerous practical activities: curricular and extracurricular internships, participation in projects, visits to innovative schools and service learning projects with NGOs and social entities.

• Practical training and internships in schools (beginning in the first year)
• Developmental psychology and personalised educational support for 0–6-year-olds
• Design and selection of appropriate materials and contextualised educational projects
• Use of new technologies in teaching practice
• Service learning projects in collaboration with social organisations
• Bilingual education methods including CLIL and English reinforcement

Entry requirements

The programme accepts applicants who meet standard university admission routes. Students holding an advanced vocational qualification for Early Childhood Education technicians may request recognition of part of their credits when registering.

Career prospects

Graduates are qualified to teach in the early childhood stage (0–6 years) across public, private and subsidised schools. The coursepractical orientation and internships are designed to support transition into teaching roles and related early years education positions.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme references study grants and a scholarships section; specific awards include a mentioned 20% study grant. Prospective students should consult the university for current scholarship details and eligibility.