From 15 to 19 February the welcome days for international students at the UAB will take place. Throughout the week, new students will have the opportunity to participate in various activities, workshops and talks to get to know some student groups and the services offered by the university itself.
The international meeting, which took place on 11 February, was inaugurated by UAB Vice Rector in International Relations Màrius Martínez, who highlighted the change represented by transitioning to a challenge-based learning as proposed by the ECIU University.
Student mobility within Spain returns with a new call for applications for the next academic year.
The UAB will be offering new academic programmes in Artificial Intelligence and in Contemporary History, Politics and Economics, and will begin with a new bachelor's degree in Science, Technology and the Humanities, offered between Barcelona and Madrid by the Alliance 4 Universities. In addition, changes will be made to the bachelor's degree in English Studies and in Spanish Language and Literature.
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.
Following the health authorities’ regulations to prevent covid19, the International Relations Office will continue with the online service.
The EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement has established that the next academic year will be the last for community and university cooperation for European and British students on Erasmus programmes.
