Program Overview

Program Overview

The Programa de Grau Obert (Open Degree Program) is designed to allow students to explore different academic fields during their first year before deciding on a specific degree program.

Creating an Academic Itinerary

To create an academic itinerary, students must choose two or three degrees from the list of participating programs. The combination of these degrees will form the basis of the student's academic itinerary.

Degree Combinations

• Students can select from a variety of degree programs that participate in the Open Degree Program.
• The combination of degrees must total approximately 60 credits, including all courses that will be part of the academic itinerary.
• No single degree can account for more than 70% of the total credits or courses in the first year of study.

Academic Itinerary Structure

• The academic itinerary is created for the first year of the program.
• After exploring different academic fields for a year, students will apply for admission to the degree program they have chosen.
• More information on how the program works can be found in the "Com funciona el programa de Grau Obert" section.

Course Selection

• Students must select courses from the chosen degree programs to form their academic itinerary.
• The total number of credits from all selected courses must be approximately 60.

Program Requirements

• Students must complete the required courses for their chosen degree programs as part of their academic itinerary.
• The program is designed to provide students with a flexible and personalized academic experience.

Support and Guidance

• Students in the Open Degree Program receive support and guidance throughout their academic journey.
• The program provides resources and counseling to help students make informed decisions about their academic path.

Program Details

• The Open Degree Program is a unique opportunity for students to explore different academic fields and create a personalized academic itinerary.
• The program is designed to provide students with the flexibility and support they need to succeed in their chosen degree program.