Informatics Engineering

Program Overview

What you will learn: The technological, scientific and socioeconomic principles of computer engineering and a versatile knowledge base in computing, including the following: computer systems and algorithms as computational processes, program and hardware design and design applications; the impact of this field on modern society. The skills to work in either of two particular areas: computer programming in general, and innovative problem solving tools in emerging areas of the labour market. How competitive: Catalan universities rank applicants on an admission mark out of 14, and in June 2026 the last place in the first allocation went at 9.590. With UNEDasiss accreditation an IB Diploma counts as your average subject grade plus 3 (a 6 in every subject gives 9), so 9.590 took about 40 points from the six subjects. UNEDasiss's specific competence tests (PCE) add up to 2 points each (the best two count) in subjects this degree weights at 0.2, such as Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry or Biology.