Schools and Faculties
CEU Cardinal Herrera University has five faculties: Health; Veterinary Science; Humanities & Information Technology; Law, Business & Political Science & Teaching Techniques.
Faculty of Humanities and Communication Sciences: Degree inmunication, Double Degree in Journalism + Advertising and Public Relations, Public Relations
Technical School of Engineering: Degree in Architecture Energy engineering Engineering design Industrial Engineering Engineering Chemistry Research
Faculty of Law, Business and Political Science: Degree in Political Science, Double Degree in Political Science + Business Management, Double Degree in Political Science & Journalism, Degree in Political Science + Advertising and Public Relations, Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor Journalism, Dual Degree in Law + Advertising and Public Relations, Bachelor in Business, Degree in Business & Law, Degree in Marketing, Degree in Marketing + Advertising and Public Relations
Faculty Of Veterinary: Degree in Veterinary
Faculty Of Health: Degree in Dentristy, Degree in Pharmacy Double Degree in Pharmacy & Optometry, Degree in Physiotherapy, Double Degree in Physical Therapy + Nursing, Degree in Medicine
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