The degree has more than 50% of practical training, between laboratory and team work. In addition to technological training, project management and other transversal competencies are taught.

The subjects are distributed over four academic years, with the following general guidelines:

  • All courses (except two) are designed to last 6 ECTS credits, grouped into subjects and modules.
  • Each semester, except for the last one (the second semester of the fourth academic year), consists of five subjects.
  • The Basic Training module (FB), which includes 15 subjects (90 ECTS), provides students with the fundamental competencies established by the CIN/352/2009 Order and is almost entirely completed during the first year.
  • The Mandatory Training or Telecommunications module (TE), which comprises 12 subjects (72 ECTS), is mainly completed in the second and third years, with two subjects in the first year. In this module, students acquire the so-called common Telecommunications competencies from the CIN/352/2009 Order, reinforced by four additional mandatory subjects.
  • Half of the third year and most of the first semester of the fourth year are dedicated to the Technological Profile modules or specializations. Students must choose one of the four proposed modules. Each module consists of 8 subjects (48 ECTS) and develops one of the technologies associated with the Telecommunications Engineering profession: Telematics (TEL), Electronic Systems (SE), Telecommunication Systems (ST), and Sound and Image (SI).
  • During the two semesters of the fourth year, students must complete a total of 18 ECTS credits from the following elective options:
    • Elective subjects.
    • The set of mandatory mention subjects from the specializations not chosen.
    • Internships in companies, which are also considered elective and can validate up to 6 ECTS credits.
    • Credit Recognition: The University of Vigo recognizes up to 12 ECTS credits for language skills acquired during university studies or for various social, sports, or cultural activities
    • Mobility: Credits completed at other universities as part of mobility programs will be recognized as electives, as determined by the Academic Committee, and incorporated into the student’s academic record. For this purpose, three subjects of 6 ECTS credits each, called Mobility I to III, are included.
  • Finally, in the last semester of the degree, in addition to one elective course, students complete two modules: the Project Management module (12 ECTS) and the Final Degree Project module (12 ECTS).

Mention in Telecommunication Systems

(48 ECTS)

Mention in Electronic Systems

(48 ECTS)

Mention in Telematics

(48 ECTS)

Mention in
Sound and Image

(48 ECTS)

Electives

(18 ECTS)

This distribution of compulsory ECTS, compulsory of mention/technology, and electives, is reflected in the following table, in terms of courses and temporality.

First year

FIRST SEMESTERSECOND SEMESTER
Calculus ICalculus II
Linear AlgebraProbability and Statistics
General Physics for TelecommunicationsLinear Circuit Analysis
Computer ArchitectureSignal Processing I
Fundamentals of BusinessProgramming I

Second year

FIRST SEMESTERSECOND SEMESTER
Fundamentals of ElectronicsElectronic Technology
Fields & WavesElectromagnetic Transmission
Programming IIDigital Electronics
Data Communication Fundamentals of Sound and Image
Signal Processing IIComputer Networks

Third year

FIRST SEMESTERSECOND SEMESTER
Signal Transmission and Reception TechniquesWireless Systems
Fundamentals of Artificial IntelligenceMention 2
Fundamentals of Web ApplicacionesMention 3
Programmable Electronic CirtcuitsMention 4
Mention 1Mention 5

Fourth year

FIRST SEMESTERSECOND SEMESTER
Mention 6Elective 3
Mention 7Project Laboratory
Mention 8Final Degree Project
Elective 1
Elective 2

All subjects have a duration of 6 ECTS, except for the Project Laboratory and the Final Degree Project, which are worth 12 ECTS each.