We have created three brand new workshops, compared with previous years, that focus on the fields of Law, Politics, and Economy. Each workshop costs 25€ and has a workload of 50 hours, both at classroom and from home. The workshops can be recognised as 2 ECTS credits.
A study published in Addiction Biology shows the presence of alterations in brain functioning and structure in cocaine users.
The ICTA-UAB has received its accreditation as a “María de Maeztu Unit of Excellence 2015” from the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness. The CRAG and the ICMAB have received the Severo Ochoa Seal of Excellence.
With 6,527 full-time students from abroad, the UAB has this year achieved 17.6% internationalisation in its teaching programmes. In the case of official master's degrees 40.7% of students are from other countries.
Researchers from UAB describe for the first time, in a work published in PLOS ONE, a model of behaviour of a bacterial colony that shows how the colony protects itself against toxic substances, like antibiotics, during the colonisation process.
The European project LIFE-SAVING-E, coordinated by the Department of Chemical, Biological and Environmental Engineering, is to build a pilot-scale urban wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) that can generate energy instead of consuming it.
The Faculty of Communication Studies has organised a new edition of TICLaude, an initiative aimed at all UAB students interested in taking on an entrepreneurship project. Students can enrol until 7 February.
