Bachelor's degrees at Blanquerna-URL

"Blanquerna offers more than 30 degrees and double degrees across five major areas:
- Communication (Audiovisual Media, Journalism and Corporate Communication, Advertising, PR and Marketing, Digital Communication, Global Communication Management)
- International Relations, Education (Early Childhood, Primary)
- Sport (Physical Activity and Sport Sciences, Sports Management)
- Health (Medicine, Physiotherapy, Nursing, Speech and Language Therapy, Nutrition, Psychology, Pharmacy, Health Engineering)
- Social Education and Social Work."

Yes. Blanquerna's double degrees let you earn two university degrees in less time than it would take to do them separately. They're available across all fields: communication with international relations or audiovisual media, education with psychology or sport, physical activity sciences with physiotherapy, psychology with speech therapy or nutrition, and social education with social work, among others. A great way to broaden your professional profile without dragging your studies out too long.

Blanquerna's Doble Impacte programmes combine degrees from very different faculties to build a highly cross-disciplinary professional profile. For example: Psychology + Social Education, Nursing + Social Work, or International Relations + Social Work. While a classic double degree usually combines related fields, Doble Impacte goes a step further and bets on interdisciplinarity.

Yes. All degrees are verified by AQU (the Catalan University Quality Assurance Agency) and recognised by ANECA at the national level. Blanquerna is part of Ramon Llull University (URL) and is the only private Catalan university recognised as an International Centre of Excellence (CEI).

Blanquerna offers several health-related degrees, including Medicine, Physiotherapy, Nursing, Speech and Language Therapy, Human Nutrition and Dietetics, Psychology, Pharmacy and Health Engineering. There are also double degrees such as Psychology + Speech Therapy, Psychology + Nutrition, or Nursing + Social Work, for those who want a broader professional profile. All of them include clinical placements from the very first years.

The schedule varies by programme. The most practical way to check is to look at each degree's page or use the programme search tool, where you'll find the latest information for each one.

Yes. Blanquerna has some programmes taught in English and other degrees that include English-taught subjects or international pathways. The best way to check is to look at each programme's page to see how much English is involved.