On the Open Bachelor's Degree programme any studies the student has undertaken in a field other than that of their degree is valued and recognised as a minor. 

Minors offer additional training for degree programmes undertaken by students. 

Students on UPF's Open Bachelor's Degree programme. 

To choose a minor, students must study a minimum of 60 credits on the Open Bachelor's Degree programme and, based on the structure of each minor, obtain the minimum number of credits required by each minor,  in:

• the subjects taken on the Open Bachelor's Degree which correspond to the content of a specific minor (from a field other than that of the degree itself);
• the offer of Free-elective Cross-Disciplinary training published every three months by the University.  

Enter here to see the structure and content of the different minors offered by the University for the Open Bachelor's Degree programme, and find out what subjects students have to pass to obtain it. 

Variable, with a minimum of 20 credits and a maximum of 33, depending on the minor. 

Coordination Unit of the Open Bachelor's Degree programme.