Curriculum Information Sheet (2024 plan) for Enrollment

Study plan for the Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Technology Engineering

The 2024 plan replaces the 2010 plan and is the result of a comprehensive reform of industrial engineering studies at the ETSI. The implementation schedule is presented below.

academic year 2024/25:

academic year 2025/26:

academic year 2026/27:

The 2024 curriculum for the Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Technology Engineering offered at the ETSi does not include any specializations (also known as intensifications or specializations). This is the main difference compared to the 2010 GITI-US curriculum (which is being phased out).

Any questions regarding this document can be submitted via email to jefaturaestudios-etsi@us.es or docencia-etsi@us.es .

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The table shows the general structure of the studies. It shows four types of subjects, each color-coded:

• The subjects indicated in blue in the table (identified with the specific name of each subject) are basic training that all students must take.
• The subjects indicated in purple in the table (identified with the specific name of each subject) are subjects of extension of basic training that all students must take.
• The subjects indicated in salmon in the table (identified with the specific name of each subject) are common training subjects for the industrial branch that all students must take.
• The subjects indicated in green in the table (identified by the specific name of each subject) are industrial technology that all students must take.
• The subjects highlighted in the background grey These are the subjects specific electives of the degree. The aim of these subjects is to introduce students to each of the specializations within industrial engineering that they will be able to study in the master's program. You can find more information here.
   
• Subjects highlighted in the background yellow (common electives)The student may take one or more of the following options (10.5 credits in total):
  • Common electives offered at the ETSi.
  • Academic activities authorized by the ETSi.
  • Work placements. These can be taken as a course worth up to 10.5 ECTS credits. Students must ensure they have been assigned a company before enrolling. To do so, they should contact the ETSi's international relations office .
  • Subject without teaching “English in Engineering”: recognition of 4.5 credits to the student who requests it and proves a level equivalent to B2 in English.
  • Academic recognition for extracurricular activities (cultural, sports, student representation, solidarity, and cooperation) up to a maximum of 6 credits, in accordance with university regulations. This calculation includes language recognition: students who demonstrate a C1 level or higher in English or a B1 level or higher in another language other than English may request recognition of 3 additional credits for each language, up to a maximum of 6 credits.
  • Credits recognized for mobility.
  • Excess of unrecognized credits in other subjects for those students from the 2010 plan.
     
• The Final Degree Project is worth 12 credits. It can only be submitted and assessed once the student has passed at least 70% of the total credits for the degree.
   
• It is also noted that the required level of language skills to obtain this qualification is B1 in English , and other languages ​​are not valid.