Bachelor's Degree in Business and Information Technology

Sabadell Campus, Sabadell, Spain

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# 251-300QS Subject Rankings

48 monthsProgram duration

4,246 EURTuition Fee/year

Business and Management StudiesMain Subject Area

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Program overview

Main Subject

Business and Management Studies

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

The UAB bachelor's degree in Business and Information Technology:

A pionering degree in our country offered since 2010. Several prestigious universities from around the world also have similar programmes, such as Mannheim, Munich and Humboldt (Germany), Manchester, Lancaster and Glasgow (UK), Copenhagen (Denmark), Minnesota, Maryland and California (USA).
You will aquire business and entrepreneurial skills which will allow you to keep up with the latest in a constantly changing business world.
You will be a bridge of communication between technical sectors and organisation management, providing management tasks with new ways of using technology and offering technologists guidance on what to create or how better to adapt their creations to the real needs of the market.
Lectures are combined with team work, problem-based learning and work placements with access to the latest programs (ranging from SAP to open code software) which will prepare you to work in top companies.
You will be able to participate in hackathons and other interdisciplinary activities with computer engineering students, as well as present your findings at forums such as the Mobile World Congress.
The last stage of the bachelor's degree includes the chance to do a work placement with study grants offered by many of the leading companies: Accenture, Everis, Deloitte, Grifols, DHL, Seidor, etc.

Program overview

Main Subject

Business and Management Studies

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

The UAB bachelor's degree in Business and Information Technology:

A pionering degree in our country offered since 2010. Several prestigious universities from around the world also have similar programmes, such as Mannheim, Munich and Humboldt (Germany), Manchester, Lancaster and Glasgow (UK), Copenhagen (Denmark), Minnesota, Maryland and California (USA).
You will aquire business and entrepreneurial skills which will allow you to keep up with the latest in a constantly changing business world.
You will be a bridge of communication between technical sectors and organisation management, providing management tasks with new ways of using technology and offering technologists guidance on what to create or how better to adapt their creations to the real needs of the market.
Lectures are combined with team work, problem-based learning and work placements with access to the latest programs (ranging from SAP to open code software) which will prepare you to work in top companies.
You will be able to participate in hackathons and other interdisciplinary activities with computer engineering students, as well as present your findings at forums such as the Mobile World Congress.
The last stage of the bachelor's degree includes the chance to do a work placement with study grants offered by many of the leading companies: Accenture, Everis, Deloitte, Grifols, DHL, Seidor, etc.

Admission Requirements

Secondary school diploma + University entrance exam (PAU) and CFGS (Advanced professional training)

Weighted subjects pertaining to the PAU specific phase:

Biology (0.1)
Business Economics (0.2)
Physics (0.1)
Geography (0.2)
History of Philosophy (0.2)
Latin (0.2)
Mathematics Applied to Social Sciences (0.2)
Mathematics (0.2)
Chemistry (0.1)

Entrance mark: 9.320

University access for people over 25 years

Social Sciences and Law option

Entrance mark: 5.000

Others

Entrance exams for people over 45
Degree holders
Change of studies and validations

Program Duration

4 Years

Starting Month(s)

Sep

Tuition fees

Domestic

Starts from

4,246 EUR

International

Starts from

4,246 EUR

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