cursados

Cursados is a Spanish term used to refer to courses that a student has completed or attended. In educational records, the expression "cursos cursados" or "asignaturas cursadas" names the subjects or modules that have been successfully finished. It is commonly found on academic transcripts and curricula vitae to summarize prior coursework.

When included in a transcript or CV, a list of cursados typically includes the course title, code or number, issuing institution, term or year of completion, and the final grade or mark earned, sometimes accompanied by the number of credits. The term distinguishes completed coursework from courses currently being pursued; for ongoing studies, phrases such as "cursos en curso" or "asignaturas en curso" are used.

Usage varies by country and institution. In Latin America, "cursados" is widely used in CVs and transcripts; in Spain, the phrasing "asignaturas cursadas" or "cursos realizados" is common. Some institutions differentiate between "cursados" (completed with passing grade) and "cursando" (in progress); others use "finalizados" or "completados". The term is descriptive and does not, by itself, confer a credential beyond the listed coursework.

For further information, see related terms such as historial académico, transcripción de calificaciones, and currículum vitae.