Studying a dual degree in Engineering enables you to combine technical knowledge with other disciplines and prepares you to tackle increasingly complex challenges. At UAX, you can combine engineering with mathematics, computer science, business or industrial design to develop a versatile skill set tailored to technological change.
Dual degrees in Engineering that you can study at UAX
Engineering requires professionals capable of bridging different areas of knowledge. A dual degree broadens your technical foundation and enables you to apply it to complementary fields such as mathematical analysis, software development, business management or product design.
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of projects: from their conception and technological development through to their feasibility, manufacture or application within a company. It also allows you to tailor your career path from the outset towards the areas that best suit your interests.
The choice depends on the type of projects and the professional environment in which you wish to work:
Career opportunities depend on the chosen combination, but these programmes prepare students for work in fields such as:
At UAX, engineering education focuses on the practical application of knowledge and project-based work. The curriculum combines scientific and technological fundamentals with the use of tools and environments relevant to the professional world.
Furthermore, studying two disciplines in an integrated manner enables students to develop a broader understanding of processes, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and tackle technical problems from complementary perspectives.
It is a university programme that combines two degree courses and enables students to obtain two official qualifications through an integrated curriculum.
The duration varies depending on the combination of subjects and your degree programme. In the current programme offering, the duration is 5 years. However, to find out the exact number of modules and credits, please check the details for each degree programme.
It requires more commitment and organisation than a standard degree because it combines the skills covered in two degree programmes. In return, it provides a broader education and a distinctive professional profile.
The Dual Degree in Computer Engineering and Business Administration combines technological knowledge with management, strategy and business operations.
The Double Degree in Computer Engineering and Mathematical Engineering combines programming and computer systems with modelling, calculus and mathematical problem-solving.
