[EN] The aim of this article is to investigate some of the historical, social and educational issues that have been contributing the feminization phenomenon in the Pre-Elementary Education Bachelor’s Degree. From a qualitative and interpretative paradigm and from in-depth interviews and discussion groups, we approach the school, social, family and university experience of seven male students enrolled in the PreElementary Education Bachelor’s degree at the University of Malaga during the following periods: t 2015/16, 2016/17 and 2018/19. Based on individual, collective and focus group interviews, we approach their own personal, social and educational experiences, which are linked to the choice and training in this professional itinerary. The...