La Salle Campus Barcelona – Universidad Ramon Llull Degree in Electronic Engineering - Minor in Robotics (Spanish taught)
La Salle Campus Barcelona – Universidad Ramon Llull

La Salle Campus Barcelona – Universidad Ramon Llull

Degree in Electronic Engineering - Minor in Robotics (Spanish taught)

Barcelona, Spain

Bachelor's degree

4 years

Catalan, English, Spanish

Full time

EUR 10,800 / per year

On-Campus

Key Summary

About: La Salle Campus Barcelona offers a Degree in Electronic Engineering with a Minor in Robotics taught in Spanish. The programme trains students to convert theory into practical solutions, building foundations in electronics and telecommunications and working with modern systems and robotics for social, educational, therapeutic and care sectors.

Career Outcomes: Graduates can work in electronic design, telecommunications, control and power systems, automation, maintenance and R&D labs. The robotics minor prepares you for robotic systems design, social and therapeutic robotics and AI for robotics. Career opportunities include Telecommunication Technical Engineer, robotics designer, control systems engineer, automation specialist and R&D researcher.

Degree in Electronic Engineering - Minor in Robotics (Spanish taught)

Become a qualified specialist focused in the field of robotics applied to sectors such as social, educational, therapeutic or care

La Salle’s Electronic and Telecommunications Engineering degree is a practice-oriented program focused on electronics as a key driver of technological innovation within the ICT sector. Students benefit from early access to advanced laboratories, real-world projects, and personalized academic support in an environment designed to encourage innovation and applied learning.

The program prepares students to transform theoretical knowledge into practical engineering solutions, developing strong technical foundations in electronics and telecommunications while working closely with modern technological systems.

It also offers a specialization in Robotics, where students can focus on the design, construction, and programming of intelligent robotic systems. This includes working with artificial intelligence, sensors, actuators, computer vision, and embedded systems, applying these technologies across fields such as industry, healthcare, education, social support, and entertainment.