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New University Programs in Valencia

Universities in Valencia, Spain are introducing 46 new academic programs for the upcoming academic year, including 16 undergraduate and 30 master's degree programs. The expansion includes cutting-edge technology fields like Artificial Intelligence (AI) and drone technology, as well as high-demand areas such as Nursing and Education.

Key Universities and Programs

• Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV): Offering new degrees in Environmental Engineering, AI (both Valencia and Alcoy campuses), and several double degree programs. Also, adding master's programs in areas like computational engineering, drone technology, and architectural design.
• Universitat de València (UV): Focusing on new master's degrees, including Advanced Materials and double degrees combining secondary education with mathematics.
• University of Alicante: Introducing master's degrees in Economics with Data Science and Contemporary Political, Economic, and Social Studies of Latin America.
• Universidad Miguel Hernández (UMH): Offering new undergraduate programs in Industrial Technology Engineering, Commercial Management and Marketing, and a double degree in Agro-food Engineering and Food Science and Technology. Also adding a highly demanded nursing degree.
• Universitat Jaume I (UJI): Launching a double degree in Early Childhood and Primary Education, and a degree in International Business Economics.
• Universidad CEU Cardenal Herrera: Introducing a part-time Psychology degree with various specializations, a Law and Tech degree, and multiple master's programs.
• Universidad Católica de Valencia: Focusing on new master's degrees in healthcare, design, and business analytics.
• Universidad Europea de Valencia: Adding undergraduate programs in Physical Activity and Sports Science, Computer Engineering, and Business Analytics, along with ten new postgraduate programs.

The expansion reflects a focus on meeting the needs of the current job market, incorporating emerging technologies, and responding to the high demand for specific professions.