Study plan Bachelor's Degree in Primary Education

Study guides

Title of qualification awarded

Degree in Primary Education

Timetables

Two shifts, mornings or afternoons

Study plan information

Table of credits for each course

	Basic training	Compulsory	Optional	Bachelor's Degree Final Project
1st year	30	30
2nd year	18	42
3rd year	12	48
4th year		24	30	6
Totals	60	144	30	6

Period of study

Year-long

Part-time or full-time

Full-time dedication Part-time dedication can also be considered.

Specialisations

Basic and compulsory training

1st year	2nd year
Education and Educational Contexts Observing the World: Interdisciplinary Projects Communication Skills in an Educational Environment (*) Digital and Social and Emotional Learning (*) Contemporary Theories and Practices in Education Languages and Contexts I and II Mathematics for Teachers	Learning and Development I Teaching Methods and Curriculum Development Social Context and School Management Physical Education in Primary Education Learning Mathematics and the Curriculum Language and Curricula Teaching and Learning of Knowledge of the Natural, Social and Cultural Environment Musical and Visual Education Practicum I
3rd year	4th year
Learning and Development II Differences and Inclusion Languages and Learning Management and Innovation in the Mathematics Classroom Musical, Visual and Learning Education Planning, Research and Innovation Teaching Experimental Sciences Teaching Social Sciences Physical Education and Teaching I Centre’s Linguistic Project and Multilingualism Practicum II and III	Practicum IV and V Bachelor's Degree Final Project

 

Optional subjects

4th year

You can choose 30 optional credits from all available subjects or choose to enrol in the subjects belonging to a specialisation. Religion, Culture and Values Teaching Strategies for the Training of Adults Knowledge and Learning Technologies (KLT)

 

Specialisation in Foreign Languages: English	Specialisation in Physical Education
Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) in Primary Education Resources for Teaching and Learning English in Early Childhood and Primary Education Learning a Foreign Language (English) in Primary Education using ICT English in the Modern World: Practicum and Contexts Professional and Academic Uses of the English Language To enrol in this specialisation you must have a Level C1 of English or take a test to assess your level.	Games and Initiation to Sports (*) Physical Activity, Diversity and Health (*) Corporal Expression and Communication Physical Education and Teaching II Learning and Motor Development
Specialisation in Specific Educational Needs	Specialisation in Musical Education
Specific Educational Needs in Learning Processes Specific Educational Needs of a Cognitive Nature Specific Affective, Emotional and Behavioural Educational Needs Specific Sensory Educational Needs Linguistic Reception at School (1) Mediation Strategies (1) (1) You must choose one of the two subjects	Musical Language (annual) Teaching Music I Teaching Music II / 3 cr. Analysis, Hearing and Creation / 3 cr. Voice, Direction and Song (annual) Planning, Research and Innovation To enrol in this specialisation you must have a level of music equivalent to an elemental cycle. Alternatively, you can take a level test whose results will be published before the enrolment process.

Not all optional subjects are offered every year so please check before choosing the subjects you wish to enrol in. Specialisations are subject to year-long optional subjects:

Specialisation in Performative Education in the Arts	Specialisation in Language and Literature
Art Projects Childhoods: Inclusive Narratives through Art Audiovisual Languages and Artistic Expression Innovative Teaching in the Visual Arts Regions of Contemporary Art as Learning Spaces	Linguistic and Literary Heritage Language Base for Primary Education Teachers Projects for Teaching and Learning Languages Children's Literature School Library (1) Linguistic Reception at School (1) (1) You must choose one of the two subjects
Specialisation in Foreign Languages: French	Specialisation in Social Sciences
Learning Curricular Content in French Resources for the Teaching and Learning of the French Language Learning French through Projects Variation, Adaptation and Fluency in French Professional and Academic Uses of the French Language	Research and Innovation in the Teaching of Social Sciences Teaching the Social Sciences from a Gender Perspective State of the Art in Social Sciences in Primary Education: Teaching and Learning Critical Thinking Teaching Social Sciences to Understand the World Social Problems and Critical Social Thought
Specialisation in Experimental Sciences	Specialisation in Mathematics
Educational Values in Science Inside and Outside the Classroom Laboratory and Virtuality in Primary Education Design of STEM Projects for Primary School Classrooms Education, Sustainability and Consumption Cognitive Development and Scientific Thinking in Primary Education	Mathematics to Understand the World Connections and Contexts in Mathematics Mathematics at School Mathematical Games and Activities in Primary Education Design of STEM Projects for Primary School Classrooms
Specialisation in Scientific and Mathematical Education Using Digital Tools	Specialisation in Scientific and Social Studies Education Using Digital Tools and Multimedia Resources
Choose five subjects from the specialisations in Mathematics and in Experimental Sciences You must enrol in at least two subjects belonging to each of these specialisations.	Choose five subjects from the specialisations in Social Sciences and in Experimental Sciences. You must enrol in at least two subjects belonging to each of these specialisations.
Specialisation in Language and Social Studies
Choose five subjects from the specialisations in Social Sciences and in Language and Literature and enrol in at least two subjects belonging to each of the specialisations.

(*) These subjects can be validated for students whose access is through the CFGS (Advanced professional training) in Leading Physical and Sports Activities and in Social Sports Teaching and Animation (up to 12 credits depending on the optional subjects taken in that course).