Bachelor's degree in Industrial Technology Engineering

At the University of Deusto, our Bachelor's degree in Industrial Technology Engineering puts you right in the heart of real-world action, where you'll build practical skills through hands-on projects in state-of-the-art industrial laboratories equipped with cutting-edge technologies for energy, electricity, production processes, and more. You'll tackle teamwork challenges that sharpen your creativity and problem-solving for actual industry issues, blending theory with tools like case studies, company visits, and simulators to get you ready to design, build, and manage industrial systems from day one.

This means diving into facilities and experiences tailored just for this program:

- Industrial laboratories with the latest tech for mechanical, electronic, electrical, and production projects, where you'll develop ideas and apply theory to real cases.
- DeustoTech for practical, dynamic projects that boost your professional skills, including real-user applications in automation, robotics, and electronics.
- Teamwork and group projects in labs and university-business classrooms, plus options like Deusto Moto Team for collaborative innovation.
- Company visits and seminars with firms like Fineco and Idom to see daily tools and processes up close.
- Management simulators, case studies, and debates to hone decision-making, leadership, and project management in tech-heavy business scenarios.

The Bachelor's degree in Industrial Technology Engineering at Deusto isn't just about lectures and exams—it's built on a foundation of hands-on learning where you apply what you study to actual challenges you'll face as an engineer. From your first year, you'll move beyond theory into state-of-the-art laboratories equipped with the latest technologies, where you'll tackle real projects and develop the problem-solving skills that companies actually demand.

What sets this program apart is how seriously Deusto takes practical experience. The university combines traditional coursework with case studies, oral presentations, debates, and management simulations that mirror what you'll encounter in industry. You won't just read about industrial processes—you'll design and build them:

- Industrial laboratories with cutting-edge equipment where you develop projects, creativity, and hands-on problem-solving skills
- Real company partnerships through seminars and visits with organizations like Fineco and Idom, giving you direct insight into how professionals work daily
- DeustoTech facilities where you can participate in actual projects that real users will benefit from—this transforms abstract learning into tangible achievement
- Practical, dynamic methodology emphasizing teamwork and decision-making through university-business classrooms and collaborative environments
- Deusto Moto Team and specialized projects where you apply technical knowledge to real-world engineering challenges
- Internship opportunities to gain professional experience while completing your degree
- Multiple specialization options—choose from automotive, manufacturing, energy, or new materials without sacrificing your broad engineering foundation
- Bilingual and trilingual instruction in Spanish, Basque, and English, with at least 40% of content available in English to build your international profile
- Laboratory training in energy, electricity, production processes, and overall industrial systems—everything you need to understand how modern industries actually operate

The degree positions you perfectly for a growing job market. Demand is rising specifically for automation, robotics, electronics, and innovation profiles—exactly the specializations Deusto emphasizes. After graduation, you can also pursue the Master's degree in Industrial Engineering to reach the legally regulated engineer qualification, giving you even greater career potential.