Studying at a blended-learning university allows you to combine the flexibility of online learning with the practical experience of campus life. At UAX, this mode of study is designed for those seeking to further their education through a flexible model, without sacrificing direct contact with lecturers, facilities and face-to-face academic activities.
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Quirónsalud Master's Degree in Emergencies and Emergencies for Graduates in Medicine
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Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Degree in Pharmacy (Blended)
In collaboration with:
Start:
September
Length:
5 years
Doctoral Programme in Regenerative Biology and New Therapies
Start:
September
Length:
4 years
Orthopaedics Expert for Pharmacists
In collaboration with:
Start:
September
Length:
4 months
Master of Lifelong Learning in Central Nervous System Radiosurgery
In collaboration with:
Start:
November
Length:
6 months
Doctoral Programme in Veterinary Health
Start:
September
Length:
4 years
Doctoral Programme in Clinical and Translational Research in Highly Prevalent Diseases
Start:
September
Length:
4 years
Bridging Course for the Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering for Industrial Technical Engineers
Start:
October
Length:
5 months
The blended learning model combines two complementary forms of learning: online learning, which allows for greater flexibility in organising one’s studies, and face-to-face sessions, which facilitate direct contact with lecturers and fellow students. This model is designed for students who need to balance their studies with work or other commitments, but who also value practical learning and the university experience.
At UAX, online learning takes place via a virtual campus where you can access lectures, materials, activities and learning resources. This is complemented by face-to-face sessions on campus, where practical activities, seminars and academic meetings are held to enrich the learning experience and enable you to apply your knowledge in a real-world setting.
The blended-learning degree programmes available at UAX offer different levels of study to suit a variety of profiles. You can undertake undergraduate degrees, master’s degrees and postgraduate programmes, specialist courses, foundation courses for undergraduate study, and doctoral and postdoctoral programmes in a blended-learning format.
Our programmes combine online content with face-to-face activities scheduled throughout the academic year, enabling us to maintain high academic standards whilst offering greater flexibility in organising your studies.
Blended learning offers a range of benefits that combine the best of face-to-face and online learning:
Thanks to this balance between flexibility and face-to-face learning, the blended learning model is particularly appealing to those who wish to continue their education without giving up their professional careers.
One of the key benefits of the blended learning model is that it allows digital learning to be integrated with the on-campus university experience. Face-to-face sessions provide opportunities to undertake practical work, clarify doubts directly with lecturers and take part in academic activities that enrich the learning process.
At the same time, the digital environment facilitates access to course content and allows students to keep up with their studies from anywhere. This combination creates a balanced educational experience, where online learning is complemented by key in-person learning sessions.
Studying on a blended learning programme at UAX means gaining access to an officially recognised qualification that combines flexibility, practical learning and the university experience. The model is designed to help you balance your professional and personal life, whilst allowing you to attend face-to-face sessions and make use of the campus facilities.
In this way, you’ll be able to progress in your studies with a practical and professional focus, combining the best of online learning with the university campus experience.
A blended-learning university offers programmes that combine online learning with face-to-face sessions on campus. Part of the learning takes place via a virtual campus, whilst the rest takes place in lecture theatres, laboratories or other academic spaces at the university.
The online programme is delivered mainly via a virtual campus, whilst the blended-learning programme includes face-to-face sessions throughout the academic year. These sessions usually focus on practical activities, seminars or academic meetings.
The blended learning format tends to attract students who are looking for flexibility to balance their studies with work, but who also want to maintain some contact with the campus, lecturers and fellow students.
Yes, provided that the university is accredited and the programme is officially recognised. Blended-learning degree programmes carry the same academic recognition as full-time or online programmes.
Many blended-learning programmes do include compulsory face-to-face sessions, particularly when it comes to practical activities or assessments. That is why it is important to check the academic calendar for each degree programme.
Yes. In fact, this programme is designed to help students balance their studies with their professional commitments, allowing them to organise their online study and attend face-to-face sessions at specific times during the course.
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