Studying at a face-to-face university allows you to enjoy the university experience in a dynamic academic environment, with direct access to lecturers, specialist facilities and hands-on learning from day one. At UAX, we offer officially recognised degree programmes on campuses designed to link your studies with the world of work.
Master in Surgery, Implantology and Digital Oral Rehabilitation
In collaboration with:
Start:
September
Length:
2 years
Degree in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences (CAFYD) + Degree in Physiotherapy
Start:
September
Length:
5 years
Bachelor Degree in Physiotherapy
In collaboration with:
Start:
September
Length:
4 years
Degree in Medicine*.
In collaboration with:
Start:
September
Length:
6 years
Degree in Nursing
Start:
September
Length:
4 years
Degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics
Start:
September
Length:
4 years
Degree in Pharmacy
Start:
September
Length:
5 years
Master's Degree in Advanced Continuing Education in Orthodontics
Start:
September
Length:
3 years
Master's Degree in Dental Aesthetics and Restorative Dentistry
In collaboration with:
Start:
September
Length:
10 months
Master’s Degree in Continuing Professional Development in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopaedics
Start:
September
Length:
3 years
Degree in Dentistry
Start:
September
Length:
5 years
Master's Degree in Paediatric Dentistry
Start:
September
Length:
1 year
Choosing a face-to-face university means learning through direct contact with lecturers, taking part in academic activities and using specialised facilities that form part of your learning process. Beyond simply attending classes, studying face-to-face enables you to develop key skills such as teamwork, communication and collaboration with fellow students.
At UAX, the on-campus university experience is designed to combine theoretical knowledge with practical application. Throughout your studies, you’ll be able to work with professional equipment, take part in real-world projects and develop skills that prepare you for the workplace right from the start of your studies.
Through on-campus study, you can access different levels of study depending on your academic or professional goals. The range of courses includes official undergraduate degrees, master’s degrees and specialist postgraduate programmes, face-to-face vocational training and specialist courses aimed at acquiring specific knowledge in particular areas.
All on-campus programmes are designed to ensure that learning takes place through direct interaction with lecturers, facilities and academic resources. This allows theory, practice and the university experience to be integrated within a single learning environment.
On-campus study offers a comprehensive educational experience that extends beyond the classroom. Its main advantages include:
This environment facilitates active learning and encourages the exchange of ideas, collaboration between students and participation in experiences that enrich their academic education.
One of the distinguishing features of on-campus university education is access to facilities specifically designed for each field of study. At UAX, our campuses are equipped with teaching and professional spaces where you can undertake work placements, projects and activities linked to your future career.
Scientific laboratories, university clinics, sports facilities, music studios and technology spaces enable you to apply theoretical learning to real-life situations, bringing the academic experience closer to the professional context.
Studying on-campus at UAX means being part of an active university community, where learning takes place through direct interaction with lecturers, professionals and fellow students. The teaching approach is based on practical work, collaborative learning and the use of specialised facilities that allow you to apply your knowledge from the very start.
Furthermore, campus life encourages participation in academic activities, projects and experiences that enrich your education and help you build a solid foundation for your professional future.
Studying on campus allows for direct contact with teaching staff, access to professional facilities and participation in university life. It also facilitates collaborative learning and the development of social and teamwork skills.
Yes. Many on-campus degree programmes include work placements or practical activities, either on campus or at partner organisations. This enables students to apply the knowledge they have acquired in real-life situations before completing their studies.
The main difference lies in the delivery method. In the face-to-face mode, learning takes place on campus through attendance at lectures and practical sessions, whilst in the online mode, content is accessed via a virtual campus and offers greater flexibility in terms of timetables.
On-campus universities offer undergraduate degrees, master’s degrees, vocational training and specialisation programmes in various fields such as health, engineering, business, education, music and sport.
On most on-campus degree programmes, attendance at certain classes or activities may be compulsory, particularly for practical modules or seminars. This forms part of the learning model based on active participation in the classroom.
When choosing a university offering face-to-face study, it is advisable to consider factors such as the quality of the teaching staff, the campus facilities, the practical focus of the programmes, opportunities for work placements and the university environment in which the academic experience will take place.
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