The bachelor's degree in Satellite Engineering exceeds expectations in the pre-registration of the first year

The new bachelor's degree in Satellite Engineering has been very well received in its first pre-registration, achieving a demand that has exceeded initial forecasts. With an offer of 40 places, the number of applications in first preference has reached 50 students, demonstrating the high interest in this new degree.

The cut-off mark for access to the degree has been established at a remarkable 10.830, which reflects the high academic level of the future students and the demands of the program. This degree, which combines knowledge of engineering, space technology and earth sciences, promises to train highly skilled professionals in a rapidly growing sector.

From the university, they are very satisfied with the response of the students and are confident that the Satellite Engineering degree will be consolidated as a training option of reference in the coming years. In addition, the commitment of the teaching team to offer innovative and quality training, capable of responding to the challenges of the future in the field of technology, is highlighted