This document provides an overview of tertiary education in Spain, including the most relevant universities, requirements to access university, and vocational training programs. It discusses the Bologna process which standardized European higher education and established a three-cycle system of bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees. The document also outlines several mobility programs for students including Erasmus, Fulbright, and Iberoamerica/Santander grants that provide opportunities for international and national study.

1. Tertiary Education
by 1ºbachillerato students
Santiago Apóstol School

2. Tertiary Education
○ Most relevant universities in Spain
○ Requirements to access university
○ Vocational training
○ Bologna process
○ Mobility programmes

3. Spanish Universities

4. Access to University
1- Bachillerato Certificate
2- PAU (University Entrance Exam)
a) Compulsory exams
b) Optional exams

5. PAU (University Entrance Exam)
Admission mark =
0,6*(NMB) + 0,4*(CFG) + a*(M1) + b*(M2)

6. Vocational Training

13. Bologne Process
● Bologne (Italy, 99)
● Grado / Master / Doctor

14. Bologna Process

15. Mobility Grants
International Programs:
● Erasmus
● Fullbright
● Americampus-Bancaja Uex
● Becas Iberoamérica /Santander
National Programs:
SICUE/SÉNECA

16. ERASMUS

17. SICUE SENECA

18. AMERICAMPUS

19. BECAS
IBEROAMERICA/SANTANDER

20. FULBRIGHT

21. University Student's life

22. University Life
EXAMS

23. University Life: Campus facilities

24. University Life: a new life

25. University Life: social life

26. Tertiary Education
Thank you for your attention and
WELCOME!
Pilar Rejano
Gonzalo Mariñas
Isabel Rodríguez
Carmen Gragero