Artificial Intelligence (Spring Term)

The International Track of Artificial Intelligence gives the opportunity to study techniques advanced to develop machines that are capable of learning and adapting to through experience. These systems allow decision making intelligence based on data.

The track is aimed at students coming from other universities of degrees in Artificial Intelligence, Computer Engineering or similar. Students must have taken basic courses in mathematics (algebra and calculus) and introduction to programming themes, preferably Python.

Subjects of the International Track

Subjects	Credits	Guides
Neural Networks and Deep Learning	6ECTS	Study guide
Fundamentals of Natural Language	6ECTS	Study guide
Knowledge Representation	6ECTS	Study guide
Research Internship	6ECTS	Study guide

 

Elective subjects 2nd semester:

Subjects	Credits	Guides
Contemporary History of East Asia (from 1945)	6ECTS	Study guide
Contemporary History of Europe (from 1945)	6ECTS	Study guide
Contemporary History of the British Isles	6ECTS	Study guide
Introduction to English Literature	6ECTS	Study guide
Introduction to the Social and Cultural Anthropology Not available for 2026/27 Academic Year	6ECTS	Study guide
Introduction to the Philosophy of Language	6ECTS	Study guide
World Economic History	6ECTS	Study guide

Academic Coordination: Cristina Fernández, Director of Students and Mobility of the Engineering School.

Places offer: Every year, 5 new places are offered on this International Track.

Students whose native language is not English must prove that they have the level C1 (Common European Framework of Reference).

Students must have taken basic courses in mathematics (algebra and calculus) and introduction to programming themes, preferably Python. The academic coordination of the IT will resolve the applications for admission.

Selection criteria
The academic coordination will assess the candidates according to the admission requirements, taking into account the documentation delivered and the adequacy and qualifications of the academic transcript. 
The academic coordination of the IT will resolve the applications for admission.      
Price: The price of the IT credit will be that set by the UAB Social Council for Visiting Students. 
Implementation course: The UAB will offer this IT programme starting in the 2026/27 academic year.

Academic Information and Coordination:

• Academic information related to the Track: Dr. José Lopez Vicario, Academic coordinator of the program: jose.vicario@uab.cat

• Exchange Office at the School of Engineering: intercanvis.enginyeria@uab.cat. Tel. +34 93 581 13 01 

• Academic Administration Services at the School of Engineering: ga.enginyeria@uab.cat +34 93 581 30 49 

For admission Process: 

Mobility and Exchange Unit at the International Relations Office: international.tracks@uab.cat. Tel:+34 93 586 8499/3155 

Please take into account that every year the dates could have slight changes.

1^st admission period

Period	Procedure
From late April to late June	Pre-registration is done through the International Relations Office
From June to July	Resolutions notified
During September	Enrolment

 

2^nd admission period

Period	Procedure
Mid September to late November	Pre-registration is done through the International Relations Office
From November to December	Resolutions notified
During February	Enrolment

You will need to collect and scan the following mandatory documentation to attach to the online application: 

• For European Students an ID copy
• For non-European Students a passport copy
• Transcript of records
• Health Insurance (must be presented in the arrival at the UAB)
• C1 level English certificate (except native speakers)