The degree academic committees collaborate in the organisation of teaching and guarantee the academic coherence of the corresponding degree programme.

The functions of the academic degree committee are (art. 31 of the Modified Internal Regulations ACGUV 24/2019):

a) Drawing up the proposal for the organisation of the academic year, taking into account the criteria established by the Governing Council and the proposals of the departments. This proposal must specify the language in which it is taught.
b) To coordinate and supervise the teaching programme of the departments involved.
c) To prepare and disseminate the necessary documentation for guidance and information to students on the curricular itineraries, optional subjects and free-choice subjects.
d) To issue a report on the proposed timetables and allocation of spaces.
e) To draw up an annual report on the teaching activity carried out during the academic year, in accordance with the objectives of the degree programmes, which must be sent to the management of the faculty and to the members of the faculty board.
f) To propose the resolution, following a report from the competent departments, of requests for partial validation of studies.

The degree academic committees, chaired by the dean of the Faculty or the person he or she delegates, shall be governed by regulations approved by the Governing Council. Each degree programme may have a coordinator with the mission of guaranteeing continuity in the coordination and supervision tasks that correspond to the Degree Academic Committee. This figure is appointed by the Faculty Board, at the proposal of the Degree Academic Committee, after consulting the areas or departments concerned. 

Given the structure of the syllabuses of the degrees of the Faculty of Philology, Translation and Communication, there is a Centre Coordination Committee (SUPRACAT for bachelor's degrees and SUPRACCA for master's degrees), made up of those responsible for the coordination of all the bachelor's degrees and all the master's degrees, the Dean or the person he or she delegates (the Vice-Dean for Undergraduate Studies, the Vice-Dean for Postgraduate Studies and Research), the administrator of the centre and a student. 

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