The admission profile for students starting their studies in Electronic and Automatic Engineering includes:

1. Perseverance at work
2. The ability to understand, analyse and synthesise
3. Problem-solving
4. Teamwork
5. Initiative

All these skills will be worked on during the programme.

The Degree in Industrial and Automatic Electronic Engineering certifies students to work in the regulated profession of Technical Industrial Engineer. This programme is regulated by ministerial order CIN/351/2009 of 9th February 2009 (BOE 20th February 2009). Professionals may carry out a wide variety of duties on the labour market, including:

1. Designing industrial facilities and plants.
2. Designing electronic systems.
3. Designing and implementing automated systems (robots).
4. Industrial facilities construction.
5. Facilities operation and maintenance.
6. Activity projects.
7. Working in public administration (city councils, departments...).
8. Marketing and sales duties.
9. Expert advice (reports and expert judicial appearances).
10. Working in public and private research, development and innovation departments for research into new technologies.
11. Technical office: writing, signing off on, and developing projects in the field of industrial engineering (industrial facilities).
12. Teaching (secondary school and vocational training, university).
13. In addition, if graduates wish to take further studies in Industrial and Automatic Electronic Engineering, they may take the Masters in Industrial Engineering that certifies them to work in the regulated profession of Industrial Engineer. This programme is regulated by ministerial order CIN/311/2009 of 9th February 2009 (BOE 18th February 2009).

In short, this programme offers a wide selection of professional pathways, making it a course with a future!

For more information, please see: Higher Polytechnic School: http://eps.uib.es

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