U-tad – Centro Universitario de Tecnología y Arte Digital
Higher education centre, Graduate school in Las Rozas, Spain
U-tad (Centro Universitario de Tecnología y Arte Digital) is a private higher-education centre for the digital industries, which presents itself as a private university in Madrid and is an affiliated centre (centro adscrito) of a university. It teaches animation, visual effects, digital design, video games, engineering, technology, cybersecurity and sciences. The main campus is in the Parque Europa Empresarial in Las Rozas, near Madrid, and a second site in central Madrid, at Calle Alcalá 253 (Ciudad Lineal), is shared with Sinergia FP.
- Official bachelor's degrees in Animation, Visual Effects, Digital Design, Game Design and Computer Science, and double degrees
- Official master's degrees and other postgraduate programmes
- Higher vocational training (CFGS) and FP specialisation courses
- Online degrees, vocational programmes and master's programmes
Some degrees, such as Game Design and Animation, are offered in English as well as Spanish. Every degree, CFGS and postgraduate programme has its own admission process (interview, documentation, place reservation and enrolment), which is free and can be done online or in person. Students who have studied elsewhere can request a free credit recognition study. The school advertises scholarships of up to 40% for degrees and vocational programmes, and its international mobility office supports exchanges and study abroad.
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Admission
All bachelor's, CFGS and postgraduate programmes have an admission process (interview, documentation, place reservation and enrolment), free of charge and available online or in person. Access routes:
- Bachelor's degrees: Spanish Bachillerato with EvAU, International Baccalaureate, EU or non-EU secondary school diplomas, Técnico Superior (CFGS), university entrance exams for over-25s and over-45s, or a previous official university degree
- CFGS: entrance exam for higher vocational training or a Técnico (CFGM) qualification; not all CFGM give direct access
- Postgraduate programmes: related professional experience or a related CFGS; official master's degrees require a university degree
International students can apply for partial recognition of foreign studies.
Subjects taught
- Arts, Design and Crafts
- Web Design
- Visual Arts
- Video Game Design
- Interactive Design
- Animation
- Entertainment Design
- 3D Animation
- Business
- International Management
- Communications
- Mobile Communications
- Computing
- Game & Simulation Programming
- Technology
- Graphic Information Technology
- Digital Technology
- Engineering Technology
- Visual Effects
- 3 - D Design
- Web Technology