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Discover Our Accredited University Degree Programs
At CESTE (University Center, RUCT code 50012441), you can pursue two official university degree programs in Zaragoza. These are British bachelor’s degrees accredited by the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD), officially recognized in Spain, the European Union, and the United Kingdom, and they offer a wide range of specialization tracks so you can tailor your professional career to the field of your choice.
You’ll study using the British university methodology: practical, innovative, and tailored to each student. The program takes 3 years to complete, and there’s no minimum entrance exam score required.
Depending on the university degree program you pursue, you will receive your official degree from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David and, optionally, CESTE’s own degree in Digital Business. The time is now.
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BBM – Bachelor of Business Management
The official university degree program designed to train you in business administration and management, with specializations in digital marketing, finance, logistics, international trade, and entrepreneurship.
Official Degree (UWTSD) + Diploma in Digital Business (optional)
3 years (extendable to 4 depending on admission requirements or the ECTS credits selected)
In-person or Online
RUCT Code: 8000084
ECTS credits: 240/180
BAC – Bachelor of Applied Computing
The official university degree program in applied computer science, with specializations in cybersecurity, cloud computing, big data, and networking.
Official Degree (UWTSD) + Diploma in Digital Business (optional)
3 years (extendable to 4 depending on admission requirements or the ECTS credits selected)
In-person or Online
RUCT Code: 8000085
ECTS credits: 240/180
YOUR CAREER IN ZARAGOZA
Why Choose a College Major at CESTE
CESTE is one of the leading institutions for university education in Aragón. Our university offers officially recognized degree programs in Zaragoza that are internationally accredited. These British bachelor’s degrees combine the academic rigor of the British university system with a practical approach based on real-world case studies, continuous assessment, and a learning model that is directly applicable to the professional world.
At CESTE, students take the lead in their own learning process. Small class sizes, direct contact with faculty, and a curriculum that is constantly adapted to the real needs of the job market are the features that set our degree programs apart from other programs in Zaragoza. And we do this without a minimum admission score: admission does not depend on your college entrance exam scores, but rather on your goals and motivation.
Our track record is backed by more than 30 years of partnership with the University of Wales Trinity Saint David. 89% of UWTSD students find employment or continue on to higher education within six months of graduating, a statistic that reflects the true value of studying here.
Our degree programs last three years—one year less than a traditional Spanish bachelor’s degree—and are offered in both in-person and blended formats. They award 240/180 ECTS credits and lead to a dual degree: the Official Degree from UWTSD and, optionally, CESTE’s own degree in Digital Business. You can read reviews from CESTE Zaragoza students and get answers to any questions you may have before requesting more information.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About CESTE's College Majors
What college majors can I study at CESTE Zaragoza?
CESTE offers two official university degree programs in Zaragoza: the Bachelor in Business Management (BBM), which focuses on business administration and management, and the Bachelor in Applied Computing (BAC), which focuses on applied computing. Both are British bachelor’s degrees from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) and include several specialization tracks.
Are CESTE's degree programs officially recognized and accredited?
Yes. CESTE’s university degree programs are official British degrees from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD), listed in the Spanish Ministry’s RUCT under code 50012441 and fully recognized in Spain, the European Union, and the United Kingdom.
What is a Bachelor's degree, and how does it differ from a Spanish university degree?
A Bachelor's degree is the university degree in the British system, equivalent to a Spanish university degree. It differs from the Spanish model under the Bologna Process in that it is completed in three years instead of four, with continuous assessment based on projects and real-world case studies rather than rote-learning exams.
How long does a college degree program at CESTE take?
CESTE's university degree programs last three years, though they may be extended to four years depending on admission requirements or the ECTS credits selected. Each degree program awards between 180 and 240 ECTS credits.
Is there a minimum score required to enroll in CESTE degree programs?
No. CESTE’s university degree programs do not require a minimum score on the university entrance exam: admission is based on the student’s profile and academic record, not on a minimum PAU/EvAU score.
Can CESTE degree programs be taken through distance learning or online?
CESTE's university degree programs are offered in Zaragoza in both in-person and blended formats. The blended format allows students to attend live classes remotely, combining the flexibility of the online format with the support of the classroom.
How much do CESTE's college programs cost, and are scholarships available?
CESTE offers various scholarship and financial aid options for its university degree programs. The specific terms depend on each student’s profile; the advising team will provide details when you request information or apply for admission.
What specializations can I pursue within each degree program?
Both CESTE degree programs include specialization tracks. The BBM offers specializations in digital marketing, finance, international trade, and entrepreneurship; the BAC offers specializations in cybersecurity, cloud computing, big data, and networking.