Studies - Computer Science and Engineering Department

Bachelor Degree

Thanks to the study of the degree in Computer Engineering will access the skills of a Technical Engineer in Computer Science, as described in BOE 12977/2009.

Within the Spanish Qualifications Framework (MECU) the Spanish Qualification Framework for Higher Education (MECES) is defined, with the MECES table showing the different studies and their equivalence at MECES levels and equivalent EQF levels in Europe.

You can study the following grades:

The Bacherlor's Degree in Informatics Engineering and the Dual Bachelor in Computer Science and Engineering and Business Administration in the UC3M are the only ones in Spain with the seal

The Bacherlor's Degree in Informatics Engineering at UC3M is in 4th place in the Ranking of Spanish Universities newspaper according to the newspaper "El mundo".

Postgraduate Programs

In order to extend the work experience that the degree offers - Technical Engineer (and to be able to access additional positions) it is recommended to study a master's degree. You can find more information on master's studies in the document: master's day.

Depending on how you want to continue your career, you have the following options:

If you want to orient your career into research area, then it is recommended to continue with the research master's degree. For this select the Master's Degree in Science and Information Technology.
If you want to orient into some specific professional area, then it is recommended to select the associated master. The areas of security and technologies applied to the financial sector have masters that are highly recommended:
- Master's Degree in Cybersecurity.
- Master's Degree in Computer Technologies Applied to the Financial Sector.
And if you want to acquire the professional competences of a Computer Science and Engineer, then takes the Master in Informatics Engineering. This master is the only one that gives access to the Professional Associations of Engineers and Computing and that complies with the recommendations published in the BOE for the official degrees of the Computer Engineering profession.