UNIVERSITY OF GRANADA · SPAIN
Bachelor's Degree in Physics
Bachelor's · Taught in es
At a glance
48 mo
Duration
6.5
IELTS
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Bachelor's
Level
- 240ECTS Credits
- 4 YEARSProgramme Length
- Face-to-faceMode of Delivery
- SpanishLanguage of Instruction
- B1CEFR Level Required
- YesWork-based learning (Practicum)
The Bachelor's Degree in Physics is a four-year, full-time program designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of fundamental physics principles. The curriculum covers a broad range of topics in physics, from basic theory to experimental applications, equipping graduates with versatile analytical skills applicable to research, teaching, technological development, and various industrial, financial, and health sectors. Graduates will be prepared to model complex situations, solve diverse problems, and continue with postgraduate studies or adapt to a wide array of professional roles.
Curriculum
The program is structured around 240 ECTS credits, divided into Basic Formation (60 ECTS), Obligatory courses (114 ECTS), Optional courses (60 ECTS), and a Final Degree Project (6 ECTS). Students typically complete 42-60 ECTS per academic year.
- 1st Year
- GENERAL CHEMISTRY
- GENERAL PHYSICS 1
- LINEAR ALGEBRA AND GEOMETRY 1
- MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS 1
- PROGRAMMING
- BASIC EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES
- GENERAL PHYSICS 2
- LINEAR ALGEBRA AND GEOMETRY 2
- MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS 2
- NUMERICAL METHODS AND SIMULATION
Careers
A degree in Physics offers a versatile skillset valuable in many professional fields. Graduates are well-prepared for roles in fundamental and applied research, technological development, teaching, and positions within financial, health, and industrial sectors, as well as public organizations and private companies. The program aims to foster entrepreneurial skills.
- Physicist
- Researcher (fundamental and applied)
- Teacher
- Technological Development Specialist
- Roles in financial, health, and industrial sectors
- Roles in public organisms and private companies
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Bachelor's Degree in Physics?
- You must have the equivalent of a Spanish Bachiller or International Baccalaureate and demonstrate a B1 level of Spanish language proficiency. Specific qualifications from EU member states or countries with international agreements are also accepted.
- What is the language of instruction for this program?
- The language of instruction for the Bachelor's Degree in Physics is Spanish. Applicants must have a B1 level of Spanish.
- How long does the Bachelor's Degree in Physics take to complete?
- The program is a full-time, four-year degree, structured around 240 ECTS credits. Students typically complete 42-60 ECTS per academic year.
- What are the career prospects after graduating with a Physics degree?
- A Physics degree prepares you for roles in research, teaching, technological development, and positions within financial, health, industrial sectors, public organizations, and private companies. The program also aims to foster entrepreneurial skills.
- What are the tuition fees for this program?
- The provided fee information is for Master's degrees from the 2019-2020 academic year and may vary for Bachelor's degrees or subsequent years. Further details can be found on the UGR fees website, which is in Spanish.
- How do I apply for the Bachelor's Degree in Physics?
- You need to check your eligibility, gather required documents including proof of Spanish proficiency (B1 level), and submit an online application with your supporting documents by the specified deadlines.
Entry requirements
Spanish Bachiller, European Baccalaureate or International BaccalaureateStandard admission
Baccalaureate from European Union Member States’ education systems or other countries with international agreementsStandard admission
Advanced Technician in Vocational Training, Advanced Technician in Plastic Arts and Design or Advanced Technician in Sports Education (Spanish System)Standard admission
Studies carried out in European Union Member States or countries with international agreements that meet the academic requirements in those States for university accessStandard admission
Official Spanish university degrees (Diplomado, Arquitecto Técnico, Ingeniero Técnico, Licenciado, Arquitecto, Ingeniero, Graduado or Máster Universitario)Standard admission
Partial (foreign or Spanish) university studiesStandard admission
People over twenty-fiveSuccessfully passing a specific access test
People over forty with work or professional experience related to a university field of knowledgeStandard admission
People over forty-fiveSuccessfully passing a specific access test
People meeting the requirements to enter university according to previous Spanish Education System regulationsStandard admission
CEFRB1
IELTS6.5
TOEFL90
Pearson's language test62
Cambridge Advance Language testB2
For admission to the Physics program specifically, applicants must prove a B1 level in Spanish according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. For other programs, like the COSI Master's mentioned in the application information, a B2 level or equivalent is required in English.
Fees
Tuition (international)Master's degrees cost approximately €821 per year for 60 ECTS credits. The cost per ECTS credit is €13.68 (for first-time enrollments). An additional administrative fee of €59.10 is charged for opening an academic record.
Tuition (home)Master's degrees cost approximately €821 per year for 60 ECTS credits. The cost per ECTS credit is €13.68 (for first-time enrollments). An additional administrative fee of €59.10 is charged for opening an academic record.
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The fee information provided is for Master's degrees for the 2019-2020 academic year and might vary for Bachelor's degrees or subsequent years. Fees are subject to change. Further information can be found on the UGR fees website (information in Spanish).
How to apply
1. Check EligibilityEnsure you meet the academic requirements, which include specific Spanish or international Baccalaureate qualifications, or equivalent studies. For this specific Physics program, a B1 level in Spanish is mandatory.
2. Gather Required DocumentsPrepare all necessary academic transcripts, certificates, and proof of language proficiency. Documents may need to be officially translated if not in Spanish. For international applicants, ensure your qualifications are recognized.
3. Submit ApplicationFollow the University of Granada's application procedure. This typically involves completing an online application form and uploading your supporting documents within the specified deadlines.
4. Entrance Exams (if applicable)If you do not meet the standard academic requirements, you may need to pass specific access tests (e.g., for applicants over 25 or 45 years old).
5. EnrollmentUpon successful admission, follow the university's instructions for enrollment, which includes paying tuition fees and completing administrative procedures.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Bachelor's Degree in Physics?
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You must have the equivalent of a Spanish Bachiller or International Baccalaureate and demonstrate a B1 level of Spanish language proficiency. Specific qualifications from EU member states or countries with international agreements are also accepted.
What is the language of instruction for this program?
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The language of instruction for the Bachelor's Degree in Physics is Spanish. Applicants must have a B1 level of Spanish.
How long does the Bachelor's Degree in Physics take to complete?
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The program is a full-time, four-year degree, structured around 240 ECTS credits. Students typically complete 42-60 ECTS per academic year.
What are the career prospects after graduating with a Physics degree?
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A Physics degree prepares you for roles in research, teaching, technological development, and positions within financial, health, industrial sectors, public organizations, and private companies. The program also aims to foster entrepreneurial skills.
What are the tuition fees for this program?
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The provided fee information is for Master's degrees from the 2019-2020 academic year and may vary for Bachelor's degrees or subsequent years. Further details can be found on the UGR fees website, which is in Spanish.
How do I apply for the Bachelor's Degree in Physics?
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You need to check your eligibility, gather required documents including proof of Spanish proficiency (B1 level), and submit an online application with your supporting documents by the specified deadlines.