The UAB Doctoral School has organised a new edition of the "Thesis in 4 Minutes" competition for its PhD students. The challenge consists in an oral presentation of their research, lasting a maximum of four minutes and aimed at a general public. All those interested can sign up from 4 to 22 March 2021.
Open Education Week is held around the world from 1 to 5 March. The UAB Library Services invites the university community to two activities with the aim of raising awareness of the advantages and possibilities open education has to offer.
From the 15th of February to the 15th of March the deadline is open to be able to take part in the Floral Games competition organized by the Student Council and the faculties of Translation and Interpretation, of Sciences of the Education and Philosophy and Letters, with the support of the Community Involvement Unit. The goal of the contest is to recognize students writing talent.
Màrius Martínez, Vice Rector for International Relations at the UAB and member of the ECIU University Council will be in charge of opening the event which will be held online on 11 February from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
The registration period for those interested in the challenges offered by the University of Twente in the Netherlands and Tampere University in Finland will remain open until 14 February. Applications are open to all students from any of the 12 ECIU member universities.
From Thursday, January 7, the bars and restaurants on campus reopen with new schedules to serve the entire university community, following the latest measures taken in the context of the covid-19.
As is customary during the winter break, all UAB teaching centres and most facilities will close, while some will offer special opening hours from 23 December 2020 to 6 January 2021.
Participants have time until 1 March to sign up for the UAB Solidarity Race, organised jointly with the Cerdanyola City Council. This event aims to give support to the annual TV3 marathon, La Marató de TV3, dedicated this year to Covid-19. The new format has been adapted due to the pandemic.
As a result of the measures approved in the Plan for de-escalation and progressive opening of activities, the cafés and restaurants on campus will reopen as of 23 November to serve the entire university community.