During July 1-6, 2019, the School will offer the Intensive Course on Interpretation of the Natural Heritage to improve theoretical and practical skills for guiding activities in natural environments. This is a certified HeriQ course validated by Interpret Europe. Apply now.
Over 300 students from universities throughout Europe and South America have participated in the second Global Case Study Challenge. The aim of this global project is to promote skills in cultural intelligence and remote virtual-team management.
From 30 September to 02 October, the School of Tourism and Hotel Management hosted the International Conference on Tourism and Hospitality between China and Spain - ICT2019, an event that brought together senior researchers from around the world and young doctoral students from within the field of tourism and the hotel industry in China and Spain.
From 11th January, future students interested in any Official Master’s Degree in the School can apply for admission. Remember that if you are Alumni UAB Premium, you can benefit from a 10% discount.
As is customary during the winter break, some UAB campus services will have special opening hours and most will close from 24 December 2018 to 6 January 2019.
During July 1-6, 2019, the School will offer the Intensive Course on Interpretation of the Natural Heritage to improve theoretical and practical skills for guiding activities in natural environments. This is a certified HeriQ course validated by Interpret Europe. Apply now.
The students’ orientation service, which helps with choosing national and international internships preferences, will include activities and sessions dedicated to recognise personal give-birth talent or the design of a professional plan career. Practicum’s tutor, Gemma Sagué, will be applying these technics after achieving a Professional Certification as a coach.
Find the full list of official master’s degrees, the School’s master’s degrees and graduate diplomas for the 2018-2019 academic year starting this September. Registration period opens for most programmes.
Mental disorders, depression, anxiety and suicide are some of the issues which will be discussed by experts in the First Solidarity Week, organised by the Faculties of Science and Biosciences and taking place from 23 to 27 April. The main objective is to provide information on subjects of interest from a scientific and social point of view and get the university community involved.