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Se recomienda que la formación de las personas interesadas en este grado sea de perfil científico-tecnológico (R. D. 1467/2007, BOE del 6 de noviembre, por el que se establece la estructura del Bachillerato y se fijan sus enseñanzas mínimas) y que posea conocimientos de Matemáticas, Física e Informática de nivel de segundo de bachillerato. Al estudiantado de este grado deben interesarle las ciencias de la salud y la labor asistencial y clínica, dado el importante componente biosanitario de la profesión.
Podrán solicitar la admisión a esta titulación las personas que reúnan alguno de los siguientes requisitos de acceso:
Se puede mejorar la nota de admisión para este estudio, realizando la fase voluntaria de la PAU. Las asignaturas de la fase voluntaria con sus ponderaciones para este curso académico se pueden consultar en la tabla 1.
ASIGNATURAS | Factores de ponderación | |
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0,1 | 0,2 | |
Biología | X | |
Dibujo técnico II | X | |
Diseño | X | |
Economía de la empresa | X | |
Física | X | |
Geología | X | |
Matemáticas II | X | |
Química | X |
Asignaturas de la fase voluntaria de la PAU y coeficientes de ponderación para mejorar la nota de acceso al grado (Curso 2019/20)
BACHILLERATOS ANTERIORES CON O SIN PAU SUPERADA : Los estudiantes que hayan cursado estudios de bachillerato de acuerdo a planes anteriores con selectividad superada mantendrán su nota de acceso, aunque podrán mejorarla presentándose a asignaturas de la fase voluntaria de la PAU ( tabla 1 ) y/o a la fase obligatoria, en este caso realizando la fase obligatoria completa.
Los estudiantes que finalizaron el bachillerato el curso 2015/16 y no superaron la selectividad o no se presentaron y aquellos que el curso 2016/17 estén repitiendo asignaturas de 2º de bachillerato, podrán acceder a los estudios de grado universitario sin necesidad de superar la PAU. Su nota de acceso será la de su expediente de bachillerato y podrán mejorar nota a través de la superación de asignaturas que ponderen de la PAU ( tabla 1 , solo para la admisión al curso 2017/18)
Los estudiantes procedentes del antiguo sistema de BUP y COU mantendrán la calificación de acceso que obtuvieron en su prueba de selectividad. Podrán mejorar su nota de admisión presentándose a la fase voluntaria de la actual PAU ( tabla 1 ). Solo los que superaron el COU con anterioridad al curso 74/75 (año de implantación de la selectividad) podrán acceder sin superar pruebas de acceso.
Los estudiantes procedentes de sistemas educativos españoles más antiguos (estudios de bachillerato plan anterior al 1953, estudios de bachillerato superior, curso preuniversitario y pruebas de madurez) pueden acceder a estudios oficiales de grado con la nota de acceso que obtuvieron, podrán mejorarla a través de fase voluntaria de la PAU de acuerdo con el sistema de ponderaciones de la tabla 1 .
Se puede mejorar la nota de admisión a estos estudios realizando la fase voluntaria de la PAU. Las asignaturas de la fase voluntariacon sus ponderaciones para cada curso académico son las mismas que para los alumnos provenientes de bachillerato y se encuentran recogidas en la tabla 1 .
Pueden reconocer o examinarse de asignaturas en las Pruebas de Competencias Específicas (PCE) que organiza la UNED (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distanca) para mejorar su nota de admisión hasta 14 puntos de acuerdo con el sistema de ponderaciones de la tabla 1 .
Se les aplicará la tabla de ponderaciones de la tabla 1 en caso de haberse examinado y superado asignaturas troncales de modalidad y/o de opción.
Asignaturas de Bachillerato |
Parámetros ponderación
|
Análisis Musical II
|
Biología
|
Ciencias de la Tierra y Medioambientales
|
Dibujo artístico II
|
Dibujo Técnico II
|
Diseño
|
Economía de la empresa
|
Electrotecnia
|
Física
|
Geografía
|
Griego II
|
Historia de la Música y de la Danza
|
Historia del arte
|
Latín II
|
Lenguaje y práctica musical
|
Literatura universal
|
Matemáticas aplicadas a las Ciencias Sociales II
|
Matemáticas II
|
Química
|
Técnicas Exp. Gráfico Plástcas
|
Tecnología Industrial II
|
Cursos 2015-16 2016-17
|
0.1 | X | X | X | X | X | ||||||||||||||||
0.2 | X | X | X | X | X |
CURSOS |
OFERTA DE PLAZAS |
NOTAS DE CORTE POR CUPO |
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GENERAL |
MAYOR. 25 |
MAYOR. 40 |
MAYOR. 45 |
TITULADOS |
DEPORTISTAS |
FUNCTIONAL DIVERSITY |
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2015-16 |
60 |
5,000 |
5,420 |
--- |
--- |
6,200 |
--- |
--- |
2016-17 |
60 |
5,560 |
--- |
--- |
--- |
--- |
--- |
--- |
2017-18 |
60 |
5,400 |
--- |
--- |
--- |
--- |
--- |
--- |
2018-19 | 60 | 5,000 | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
2019-20 | 60 | 11,312 | 5,000 | --- | --- | 6,860 |
10,818 (June) |
--- |
2020-21 | 60 | 12,199 | 8,425 | --- | --- | 6,700 |
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5,000 |
What is credit recognition?
The concept of 'recognition' has replaced the former 'validation/adaptation' in undergraduate degrees.
'Credit recognition occurs when a university accepts the credits earned in official studies either from this university or from another university so that they can be taken into account in other studies in order to obtain an official degree' (RD 1393/2007. Art. 6) Recognition is therefore the acceptance of a subject passed by the student in a previous university course or degree when said student wishes to access a new course.
Also, credit recognition may be granted when a student provides proof of his/her professional experience and of subjects passed in other official higher education centres (vocational education) or in non-official university studies.
Generally speaking, the criteria followed to grant credit recognition are:
For recognised credits, students will pay 25% of the price.
Regulations:
What is credit transfer?
Section 6 of Royal Decree 1393/2007 defines the concept of credit transfer as:
'Credit transfer is the process of including all the credits from an official degree that a student has completed in one or several universities (even if completion of said credits did not eventually entail the obtention of a degree certificate) in a student's academic record'.
Its goal is for non-recognised subjects completed by the student in other official degrees to be included in the final academic record and in the European diploma supplement, in addition to subjects completed in the student's current degree and other recognised subjects.
These transferred subjects are not taken into account for point-system calculation of the academic record.
Regulations:
What are the criteria followed to grant credit recognition?
The criteria followed by universities in order to grant credit recognition for subjects passed in other official studies are included in Royal Decree 1393/2007 (as amended by RD 43/2015 [pdf in Spanish] ) Sections 6 and 13 .
Universities must create and publish their credit transfer and recognition regulations in accordance with the general criteria included in this Royal Decree.
The general criteria applied for credit recognition are as follows:
The 'adaptation table' for subject recognition will be applied to former students of first and second-cycle undergraduate degrees who enrol in the new undergraduate degree replacing their former studies.
Subjects taken in former study plans can be recognised depending on the similarity of their skills and contents with those taught in the undergraduate degree that they wish to transfer to.
For recognised credits, students will pay 25% of the price.
UA regulations on credit transfer and recognition.
How many credits are recognised when accessing an undergraduate degree within the same field of study?
According to Section 13 of Royal Decree 1393/2007 . (as amended by RD 43/2015 [pdf in Spanish] ):
Section 13. a) 'In the event that the chosen degree belongs to the same field of study, a minimum of 36 core subject credits will be recognised in that field'.
Students already enrolled in an undergraduate degree who later on are admitted in another undergraduate degree from the same field of study will be granted recognition of a minimum of 36 core subject credits from that field of study.
Furthermore, other core, compulsory and optional subjects with similar skills and contents, as well as cross-curricular subjects may be recognised.
For recognised credits, students will pay 25% of the price.
How many credits are recognised when accessing an undergraduate degree from a different field of study?
Core subjects completed by students and common to both study programmes will be recognised.
Any other subjects passed (compulsory and optional) will be recognised depending on the similarity of the skills acquired therein and their contents.
Subjects of cross-sectional nature (language level) can be recognised.
Students transferring to an undergraduate degree from study programmes to be phased out (former first and second-cycle undergraduate degrees, etc.) will be granted recognition of credits corresponding to subjects where similar concepts are taught.
For recognised credits, students will pay 25% of the price.
Regulations:
How and when is credit recognition requested?
Recognition/transfer requests are made via UACloud, using the e-Administration app, in due term (generally, coinciding with the registration period) and following the instructions established by each centre.
UA regulations on credit recognition
What is partial foreign studies validation?
It is a proceeding by which students who have completed foreign universities' courses and degrees (partially or in full) can request to continue studying the same or an equivalent degree or course in Spain.
Applications for admission submitted in this manner will be resolved by the University President according to the criteria established by the University of Alicante Governing Council for this proceeding.
Applications for admission must be submitted at the secretary's office of the corresponding centre (faculty/polytechnic school) wher the chosen degree is taught. The deadline for application submission will be established by each centre.
In order to be admitted, students must meet the following requirements:
Applications must include the following documentation (authenticated and translated if necessary):
A fee of 143.73€ must be paid in order y for partial foreign studies recognition applications to be delivered and assessed.
Regulations:
UA regulations on credit transfer and recognition.