From general knowledge to specialisation

• 1º year: You will learn the fundamentals of all the important engineering disciplines, which have a highly scientific orientation.
• 2nd year: You will discover the basics of Mechanical Engineering, both solids and fluids, and the fundamentals of industrial automation and control systems.
• 3rd year: You will gain an insight into key areas of Mechanical Engineering and will learn to design and manufacture complex mechanical and structural systems.
• 4th year: You will have the opportunity to round off your education by doing a number of elective subjects or taking part in the international mobility programme. You may also do an internship in a company. This course ends with the development and defence of your Undergraduate Final Year Project.

Study in several languages

You can combine subjects taught in Spanish, English and Basque.

Before completing the Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering you must provide proof of having a B2 level in English (equivalent to the First Certificate of the University of Cambridge). 

Bilingual Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering (English/Spanish)

Students who earn at least 40% of their credits in English and provide proof of a C1 level of English may obtain certification from the University of Deusto verifying that they have completed this language option in the degree programme. Students are required to provide proof of a C1 level in English by presenting an official certificate or by sitting an internal exam at the University of Deusto to attain this certification.

Access to the Master’s degree

The Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering will qualify you to practise as an industrial technical engineer.

You may also access the Master's in Industrial Engineering, with additional courses.