The unique feature that distinguishes this university degree is the integration of these three ICT domains into a single curriculum. Attending these courses you will have the opportunity to:

• Obtain a scientific training that will allow you to understand current and future technology.

• Master the bases of electronic, computer and communications technologies and, in particular, the connection between the three disciplines, to solve problems and improve products.

• Be a real engineer: you will be able to apply the technological knowledge to solve real-world problems.

• Be a person who feels close to the world of companies and knows their values: the spirit of innovation, competitiveness, teamwork, communicative skills, creativity, etc.

• You will design, implement or manage modern devices and systems that incorporate ICT elements. 

• You will be able to work in companies of the ICT sector, but also in companies from other sectors, where the incorporation of ICT elements brings and added value.

• You can also develop your professional career in the specific fields of electronics, information technology or communications

• What is the class schedule?

• • The schedule is compact, daily from 8:00 to 12:00. Occasionally, there can be classes from 12:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The open class is available to students in the 12 to 14 band in order to carry out group work, etc.

• Is it possible to cover the three subjects in just one degree?

• • Yes, it is possible thanks to the careful selection and organization of the subjects of the syllabus. All subjects have been specifically designed and coordinated to achieve the final training objective. The subjects, far from being independent pieces, are mutually reinforcing. This conception is the key that makes it possible to cover the knowledge that will help you become an engineer with a broad, integrated and deep vision of the ICT field.

• What are the expectations to get a job afterwards?

• • Current demand for ICT systems engineers exceeds supply. Even in the student stage, there are many open positions for internships in companies that can not be covered due to lack of interested students. Therefore, all the graduates who wish to they do find a job and they even have the possibility of choosing the job.

• I have heard that it is better to study Telecommunications Engineering or Computer Engineering.

• • This depends on your interests. Telecommunications or Computer engineers are specialists in their fields. In contrast, the ICT Systems Engineering degree offers a more comprehensive and wider scope of training. An ICT Systems Engineer is trained to design hardware systems that communicate with each other and to provide them with intelligence by developing the necessary software. This exactly the type of knowledge that many companies are looking for: multidisciplinary, rigorous and open. This is exactly the kind of knowledge that drives the most cutting-edge areas of applied technology: smart cities, wearable devices, sensory devices, industry 4.0, etc.

• What masters could I do after this?

• • Being an official degree, you have an open the door to most national and international ICT master's degrees. Some masters may ask for specific conditions of access: for example, the need to prove knowledge of English, cursing some complementary subjects or a minimum grade note to enter.