With regard to its integrated studies, UPF is offering 2,485 new places for the 2022-2023 academic year, for which 4,363 applications have been made, yielding a ratio between demand and supply of almost 1.8. 

21 of the 29 undergraduate courses offered by the University (72.5%) have a cut-off mark above 9 (the maximum score is 14), equalling the data for the previous academic year, which were already record figures. One of these bachelor’s degrees, moreover, is among the ten that have the highest cut-off marks in the Catalan university system: the bachelor’s degree in Medicine stands out, requiring a score of 13.080, thus occupying seventh position.

The bachelor’s degree in Medicine is among the 10 that have the highest cut-off marks in the Catalan university system

Another ten UPF bachelor’s degrees have a cut-off mark higher than 12:

• Medicine (13.080)
• Philosophy, Politics and Economics (12.750)
• International Business Economics (12.733)
• Biomedical Engineering (12.630)
• Industrial Technologies and Economic Analysis UPC-UPF (12.504)
• Human Biology (12.366)
• Double bachelor’s degree in Law + Economics/Business Administration (12.234)
• Double bachelor’s degree in Criminology and Public Prevention Policies and Law (12.196)
• Audiovisual Communication (12.190)
• Advertising and Public Relations (12.070)
• Mathematical Engineering in Data Science (12.016)

Regarding first-choice demand, the UPF bachelor’s degrees to receive most applications were:

• Medicine (462)
• Business Administration and Management (395)
• Law (392)
• International Business Economics (304)
• Advertising and Public Relations (282)
• Audiovisual Communication (251)
• Business Sciences-Management (197)
• Journalism (188)
• Double bachelor’s degree in Law + Economics/Business Administration (173)
• Labour Relations (173)

In 72.5% of the studies on offer at UPF demand exceeds supply (21 of 29 degrees) and for twelve studies the ratio is greater than two

In 72.5% of the studies on offer at UPF demand exceeds supply (21 of 29 degrees) and for twelve studies the ratio is greater than two:

• Medicine (7.70 applications per available place)
• Advertising and Public Relations (3.53)
• Philosophy, Politics and Economics (3.47)
• International Business Economics (3.38)
• Audiovisual Communication (3.14)
• Global Studies (2.75)
• Double bachelor’s degree in Criminology and Public Prevention Policies and Law (2.70).
• Industrial Technologies and Economic Analysis (2.47)
• Biomedical Engineering (2.38)
• Journalism (2.35)
• Business Administration and Management (2.32)