¡WARNING!
Before taking all the steps, your international coordinator must do your nomination using this link:
Erasmus nomination procedure (intra-European mobility) : Oficina de Programas Internacionales de Intercambio : UPV
STEPS
- FIRST STEPS: APPLY FOR AN ETSIT-UPV EXCHANGE
- BEFORE ARRIVING IN UPV: Pre-arrival instructions
- ARRIVING AT THE UPV
- LEAVING UPV: How to get the Academic and Attendance Certificates
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COURSES INFORMATION
- COURSES (WARNING: THIS SITE IS BEING UPDATED)
- LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION – COURSES LECTURED IN ENGLISH
- SPANISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
- ENROLLING COURSES IN OTHER SCHOOLS
- BACHELOR FINAL THESIS AND MASTER FINAL THESIS
BEFORE ARRIVING TO THE UPV
Pre-arrival instructions and registration information.
DEGREES LECTURED AT ETSI TELECOMUNICACION
The ETSI Telecomunicación provides lectures on the following degrees:
- Grado en Ingeniería de Tecnologías y Servicios de Telecomunicación (Bachelor’s Degree in Telecommunications Technology Engineering), Code 190. It corresponds to a four-year Bachelor of Science level based on the Bologna Process. It provides professional qualifying when done.
- Grado en Tecnología Digital y Multimedia (Bachelor’s Degree in Digital and Multimedia Technology), Code 194. It corresponds to a four-year Bachelor’s Degree based on the Bologna Process.
- Grado en Ingeniería Física (Bachelor’s Degree in Physics Engineering), Code 205. It corresponds to a four-year Bachelor’s Degree based on the Bologna Process.
- Grado en Matemáticas (Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics), Code 200. It corresponds to a four-year Bachelor’s Degree based on the Bologna Process.
- Máster Universitario en Ingeniería de Telecomunicación (Master’s Degree in Telecommunications Engineering), Code 2314. It corresponds to a two-year Master of Science level based on the Bologna Process. It provides professional qualifying when done.
- Máster Universitario en Tecnologías, Sistemas y Redes de Comunicación (Master’s Degree in Telecommunication Technologies, Systems and Networks), Code 2179. It corresponds to a year-long Master of Science based on the Bologna Process.
- Máster Universitario en Ingeniería de Sistemas Electrónicos (Master’s Degree in Electronic Systems Engineering), Code 2291. It corresponds to a year-and-a half-long Master of Science based on the Bologna Process.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: you can only get a UPV degree if you are a regular non-exchange student or an exchange student who accomplishes a particular double-degree study plan.
Students can ask for available courses for every degree. We detail availability and other issues concerning courses here.
MENTOR/ BUDDY PROGRAM
We have a mentor/buddy program which provides you a student of our School to help you with everything you could need before and during your arrival in Valencia. To ask for one, you only need to make a request in our online registration application.
WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND YOU TO CONTACT YOUR MENTOR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
More information here.
INSURANCE
You will have to provide a certificate proving that you have private insurance for medical services in Spain until the end of your stay. We need a document from your insurance company where we can read your name, a clear statement that the insurance is valid in Spain/Europe or worldwide and
until when it is valid (date of expiry). We also need to read that you have
coverage of medical expenses for minimum i.e. 50.000€. We CANNOT
ADMIT a scan of a credit-style card issued by your insurance company
(Carte Vital, DKV).
For more information, click here.
ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation in Valencia is mainly based on the “Shared flat with students” formula.
Valencia has a good offer of flats for students: They use to have 3 to 4 private rooms and shared common facilities: kitchen, 1-2 bathrooms, sitting room, etc. Equipment and condition largely vary. Typical prices go from 300 EUR to 400 EUR a room/month, *prices could be higher. Thus if you are thinking of hiring a room in one of these flats, we recommend you to pass 2-3 days in a hostel or hall of residence upon your arrival while you look for the most suitable flat. Please continue reading below if you want to find a short-time accommodation.
NOTICE: You don’t need to buy any list of flats. Some real estate agencies sell such lists taking advantage of your inexperience. You might feel dissappointed when you finally realise you did not need to buy any list. Remember our help is FREE.
Some hints:
- Our UPV website “ACCOMMODATION” for all types of accomodation.
- Our Mentor Welcome Program will help you find one.
- Notice boards are full of flat offers.
For a short-time accommodation upon arrival: Before you arrive in Valencia, we suggest booking a room at a hostel or hall of residence, so that you have a place to stay during the first nights while you find permanent housing.
HOW TO ARRIVE TO THE UPV Valencia Campus
You can find maps and indications on how to arrive at UPV at the link for UPV Visitor pages: https://www.upv.es/otros/como-llegar-upv/
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SPANISH LANGUAGE INTENSIVE COURSES IN GANDIA
You can find information on the new edition of Gandia Spanish Intensive courses that will take place in our EPSG Campus in September and January. For more information about our Gandia Campus, please click here.
MORE INFO ABOUT UPV
You can find additional information at the UPV website www.upv.es. You can choose between Spanish/English/Valencian versions. Those in English are specially written for incoming students.
MORE INFO ABOUT VALENCIA
You can find more information about arriving in Valencia and UPV on our UPV visitor’s page. You should not miss visiting this page visitvalencia.com/en, where comprehensive information about Valencia city, activities, and much more is included.
