Bachelors, Master & PhDs

EHEA Degrees Bologna

Here at the Escola Politècnica Superior de Vilanova i la Geltrú we have been offering Bologna-adapted degrees since 2009. We now have 6 degrees which students from outside the EPSEVG can participate in. Below you will find further information.

• Degree in Mechanical Engineering
• Degree in Electrical Engineering
• Degree in Industrial Electronics and Automatic Control Engineering
• Degree in Industrial Engineering and Product Design
• Degree in Electronic Systems Engineering
• Degree in Informatics

How to apply?

Bachelor Programmes

1. Bachelor Diploma in Industrial Engineering, specialized in Electronics
   Extinction Schedule
   This Degree focuses on the necessary tools for analysing, designing and developing projects in the fields of electronics and automation. Students learn how to build and maintain industrial electronic systems, equipment and automation control systems in the industrial sector.
   Search for Electronics courses
    
2. Bachelor Diploma in Industrial Engineering, specialized in Electricity
   Extinction Schedule
   The aim of this programme is to provide knowledge related to the generation, transportation, distribution and use of electric energy. Students will also be qualified to perform energetic reports for the optimization of electric systems.
   Search for Electricity courses
    
3. Bachelor Diploma in Industrial Engineering, specialized in Mechanics
   Extinction Schedule
   This programme provides a solid base to design, build and maintain any type of machines and structures. Students also learn how to improve and optimize production processes according to efficiency, energy consumption, costs and environmental impact.
   Search for Mechanics courses
    
4. Bachelor Diploma in Industrial Engineering, specialized in Chemistry
   Extinction Schedule
   This programme provides knowledge related to material transformation processes that fulfil economic, quality and environmental standards.
   Search for Chemistry courses
    
5. Bachelor Diploma in Telecommunications Engineering, specialized in Electronic Systems
   Extinction Schedule
   This Degree offers a wide range of professional opportunities based on the used of electronics, computer science and communications. The aim of the programme is to qualify students to design and build the different blocks of a Telecommunications System.
   Search for Telecommunications courses
    
6. Bachelor Diploma in Computer Software Systems Engineering
   Extinction Schedule
   In this programme students learn to develop Information Technologies applications which fulfil the management and administration needs of companies and institutions. The aim of the programme is to provide broad training as programmers with solid background knowledge about techniques and tools used to design, build, maintain and manage the information systems of organizations.
   Search for Computer Software Systems courses
    

How to apply?

Master Programme

• Master Degree Programme in Automation and Industrial Electronics
  
  This Master offers a multidisciplinary approach to the automation of the industrial production and distrution processes, taking into account energy saving and waste recycling processes. Students who apply for this Master, should hold a Bachelor Diploma in Engineering.
  Search for Automation courses

How to apply?

European Project Semester

The EPS is a one-semester course designed to train third-year engineering students to work in international teams. In an EPS, an international team of students works on a real-life project that has been proposed by a company. The language of communication is English. Students receive an international certificate upon their successful completion of the EPS. Furthermore, they will be awarded 30 ECTS credits for the course. In brief, the programme has the following characteristics:

• It is international, multidisciplinary and multicultural
• English is the working language
• It addresses the real needs of companies
• It is an intensive, one-semester programme
• It is worth 30 ECTS credits

For more information, please check out the following page: EPS

International Design Project Semester

The IDPS is a one-semester course designed to train third-year industrial design engineering students to work in international teams. In an IDPS, an international team of students works on a real-life project with a sustainable focus and take four core courses on eco design, sustainable value design, human centered design and a business practicum. The language of communication is English. Students receive an international certificate upon their successful completion of the IDPS.They will be awarded 30 ECTS credits for the course. In brief, the programme has the following characteristics:

• It is international and multicultural
• English is the working language
• It is sustainable in focus
• It is an intensive, one-semester programme
• It is worth 30 ECTS credits

For more information, please check out the following page: IDPS

Higher Education in Spain

Spanish Credit System

The Spanish Credit System is an important feature of the Spanish educational system. The number of credits of each course reflects the workload (hours of class) corresponding to the subject. One credit is equivalent to 10 hours of class. There are three types of courses: compulsory, optional and free-elective subjects. 1 Spanish credit is equivalent to 0,8 ECTS.

Language situation

Lectures are taught in Catalan and Spanish, but the final thesis can be presented in other languages. Usually a Spanish speaker will not take more than two weeks to fully understand Catalan. Please ask for free Catalan courses at the University. For students with no knowledge of Spanish, some introductory language courses are also offered by our International Office. Language exchanges are also organized between foreign and native students.

For more information on Catalan courses click here

Final Project

It is also possible for students to do their Final Project at the School of Engineering. For each degree, a final project is presented during the last semester of the studies. It is intended to be practical to enable students to apply the knowledge they have previously acquired. The student can complete its Final Project within the School itself, at another European university or research institute, or in a company. The student is required to submit the work in written form and also to make an oral presentation in front of a jury of School lecturers and professors