Universidad Carlos III de Madrid · Spain
Engineering Physics
Modern physics, chemistry and biology applied to engineering, for research centres and technology companies building future technologies.
- Where
- LeganésSpain
- Degree
- Bachelor in Engineering Physics
- Length
- 4 years
- Taught in
- English
- Starts
- Autumn 2027
- Apply by
- Not published yet2026: pre-enrolment 5–26 June; foreign systems to 6 July
- Last cut-off
- 13.194 of 142026 · 35 places
- EU/EEA fee
- €1,165.8060 ECTS, 2026/27
More facts
- Degree
- Bachelor in Engineering Physics
- Length
- 4 years
- Taught in
- English
- Starts
- Autumn 2027
Deadlines
Not published yet2026: pre-enrolment 5–26 June; foreign systems to 6 July
What it is
The first year covers mathematics, physics, chemistry, programming and statistics, then quantum physics, mechanics and relativity, electromagnetism, optics and materials science, followed by statistical physics, fluid mechanics, electronic engineering and instrumentation, and finally quantum computation, biomaterials and nanoelectronics. Lab practicals are held in small groups, internships are available and a bachelor thesis closes the degree. Electives range from quantum technologies, nanomaterials and plasma physics to renewable energy, robotics and control. Graduates work in research centres, biotechnology, quantum computing, nanotechnology, photonics and the space industry.
What you need
- IB via UNEDasiss: your IB becomes a grade out of 10, and two weighted subjects (IB grades on the credential or PCE tests) add up to 4. Prove B2 English during year 1.
Requirements in full
How places are decided
- Ranked on your admission grade out of 14: the UNEDasiss grade (out of 10) plus up to 4 points from two weighted subjects. 2026 cut-off shown.
The last cut-off
Sources (3)
- Bachelor in Engineering Physics at UC3M — checked 2026-09-26
- Entry requirements
- Cut-off, 2026
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