Access and admission

Number of Places

This course has 40 places.

Entrance requirements

Students who meet any of the following conditions may be admitted to the Degree course in Engineering in Industrial Design and Product Development:

• Having a LOGSE Baccalaureate qualification or equivalent and having passed the university entrance exams.
• Having a Higher Vocational Training qualification.
• Having a foreign qualification that is equivalent to the Baccalaureate or Higher Vocational Training qualification according to current legislation.

The most suitable access profiles are:

• Students with a LOGSE Baccalaureate qualification in the modalities of Technology or Science, who have passed the University entrance exams in the Scientific-Technical Option.
• Students with a Higher Level Training Course in Mechanical Manufacturing, Mechanical Project Development and Production Services and Maintenance.

Other access modalities:

Admission

The body responsible for the admission of students is the Academic Coordination team. Having fulfilled the above requirements, admission will be carried out according to the entrance test mark obtained or dossier average mark in the case of vocational training, on a case by case basis, giving priority to those who have passed the entrance test or finished training in the course immediately preceding. In all cases, those who have passed the university entrance test (or as appropriate Advanced Vocational Training) in the first selection phase will have priority over those approved in the second or subsequent selection phases.

Priority is also given to students registered within the regular deadline set by the University over those who registered in the extra period.

For reference, the cut-off marks were as follows:

University entrance exam: Weighing Parameters

The following table lists the weighting parameters for the ratings of modality subjects in the specific phase of the entrance exam, according to the Degrees offered by Mondragon Polytechnic College.

Language Requirements

Because the training program is partially taught in Basque, Spanish and English it is desirable for students to have previously acquired the language skills listed below: