Physics + Electronic Engineering · University of the Basque Country/Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea (UPV/EHU)

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University of the Basque Country/Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea (UPV/EHU)Bilbao
Bizkaia Campus
Double degree
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General information about the degree

📚 Overview

The Double Degree in Physics and Electronic Engineering at UPV/EHU offers a comprehensive education that combines the theoretical and experimental foundations of physics with applied knowledge from electronic engineering. The programme covers areas such as mechanics, electromagnetism, optics, thermodynamics and quantum physics, as well as electronic circuits, digital systems, instrumentation, microprocessors and automation. This double degree enables students to build a strong scientific foundation and an applied perspective focused on the design and development of advanced electronic devices and systems.

✨ Specific Information

The curriculum is designed so that students take modules from both degrees, combining physics and electronics laboratories, experimental practical work and multidisciplinary projects. Their education is complemented by access to well-equipped laboratories and opportunities to undertake external placements at companies or research centres, as well as to participate in international mobility programmes such as Erasmus.

👤 Recommended Profile

This double degree is intended for students interested in exact sciences, technology and innovation. Analytical skills, problem-solving ability, scientific curiosity, and an interest in experimental work and technological development are recommended.

🚀 Academic and Career Progression

After completing the double degree, graduates can continue their academic education through master's degrees in physics, engineering, technology or research, as well as doctoral programmes. They are also prepared to enter the workforce directly in areas related to research, technological development, the electronics industry or technical consultancy.

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Physics

Physics is the science that seeks to understand how the universe works at its most fundamental level. From the behaviour of the smallest particles to the expansion of the cosmos, studying Physics means learning to ask the right questions and find answers with mathematical and experimental rigour. Classical mechanics and relativity: how bodies move and what space-time is Quantum physics: the strange world of atoms and subatomic particles Thermodynamics, electromagnetism and optics Astrophysics and cosmology: the origin and structure of the universe Experimental laboratory work and computational modelling Applied mathematics as an essential tool A career in Physics opens doors to scientific research, technology, quantitative finance, artificial intelligence and much more.

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Engineering, Manufacturing and Construction

Electronic Engineering/Telecommunications

Electronic and Telecommunications Engineering is the discipline behind everything that connects us: the internet, television, mobile phones, satellites and much more. If you are fascinated by how electronic devices work and how signals travel through the air or along cables, this is the field for you. Design of electronic circuits and embedded systems Communication networks: how data, voice and images are transmitted Audio, video and radio signal processing Wireless telecommunications, 5G and emerging technologies Industrial automation and control systems Telematics and internet infrastructure With this training, you will be able to work for technology companies and telecommunications operators, in the audiovisual industry, defence or research, developing the networks and devices of the future.

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Sciences

Science encompasses the disciplines that seek to understand how the world works, from the smallest particles to the most complex ecosystems. If you ask questions about nature, living organisms or the universe, this is the place for you. Explore life at the molecular and cellular level through biology and genetics Discover the laws that govern matter and energy through physics and chemistry Analyse data and solve problems using mathematical and statistical tools Investigate the environment, the oceans and the Earth's natural systems Venture into frontiers such as nanotechnology and biomedical sciences Studying Science prepares you to work in research, technology, healthcare, sustainability or innovation in a world that needs scientific minds more than ever.

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Engineering, Manufacturing and Construction

If you are passionate about understanding how things work and want to build the world of the future, this field is for you. Engineering, industry and construction encompasses everything involved in designing, creating and improving systems, structures and technologies that transform our everyday lives. Principles of mathematics, physics and chemistry applied to real-world problems Designing and developing electronic circuits, machines and automated systems Chemical engineering: materials, industrial processes and sustainability Telecommunications, networks and information technology Construction, structures and infrastructure planning Automotive engineering, robotics and intelligent control systems These studies open the door to sectors such as technology, energy, industry and construction, all with very high global demand for skilled professionals.

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