Activities
Friday, November 14 2025
Dia · Setmana
12:30
Presentation of the winners of the UAB - Cerdanyola Literary Awards 2025
Description:
On 14 November, the UAB and the Cerdanyola del Vallès City Council will present the winners of the UAB - Cerdanyola Literary Awards 2025 in an event presented by Berta Rubió which will also include the performance of Pulmon Beatbox. Speakers will include Virginia Luzón, vice-rector for Communication of the UAB; Andrea Borrego, councillor of Culture; and Conchi Martínez, councillor of University and City of Knowledge.
The winners of this year's edition are: Francesc Cabiró (Aquell any a Xangxun), David Carreres (Allà on t’estime) and Sergi Félez (Indòmit), in the respective categories of novel, poetry and short stories.
The event will also serve to present the rules and regulations for next year's literary awards, with the aim of fostering creative literature in Catalan and the recognition of talented authors.
Place: Institut Gorgs, Cerdanyola del Vallès (Carrer Àlica 65)
Date: Friday 14, November2025 - 12:30h
Wednesday, November 19, 2025
09:15
TSIUC'25 Meeting. The Labyrinth of Data: where is the exit?
Description:
The UAB is hosting the Meeting of the IT Services of the Universities of Catalonia (TSIUC’25), which will be focused on data management, a key element for decision-making in any institution. It will cover aspects such as the way data is collected and managed, and how its quality, security and traceability are guaranteed, as well as the responsible use of information.
The meeting will be inaugurated by UAB Rector Javier Lafuente, who will give the institutional welcome to those attending, together with Miquel Soriano, Director General of Universities of the Government of Catalonia, and Eduard Gil Carbó, Director General of the Consortium of Services for the Universities of Catalonia (CSUC).
Place: Rectorat building (conference hall)
Date: Wednesday 19, November2025 - 09:15h
13:30
Prevention of violence in leisure spaces: revitalization of Purple Points
Description:
The Community Involvement Unit is developing a program of training capsules aimed at the UAB's association network. Students from all UAB faculties who are linked to one of the groups registered in the Directory have access to them and their aim is to improve and strengthen the skills of UAB entities as well as their members.
Entity in charge of the training: Observatori Noctàmbul@s
Date: November 19, 2025
Time: from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Location: Sala Annexa de l'Hotel d'Entitats
Training designed to give tools to entities while organizing a purple point for their activities.
Date: Wednesday 19, November2025 - 13:30h
End date: Wednesday 19, November2025 - 15:00h
17:00
From space to the laboratory: What do meteorites tell us about our solar system?
Description:
The Seminaris a l’Abast series is a dynamic and participatory training space where current and interesting topics are discussed. The series includes eight 2-hour sessions, independent of each other, with a total duration of 16 hours. Registration can be made for the entire series or for individual sessions, virtually or in person.
On 19 November, the session “From Space to the Laboratory: What Do Meteorites from Our Solar System Tell Us?” will take place. During the session, we will explore how the study of meteorites and extraterrestrial samples allows us to understand the formation and evolution of the solar system. It will feature the participation of Marina Martínez, PhD in Planetary and Earth Sciences from the University of New Mexico (USA), researcher at the Schwiete Cosmochemistry Laboratory (Goethe University, Frankfurt), and member of the Center for Advanced Sample Analysis of Astromaterials from the Moon and Beyond (CASA Moon) of NASA SSERVI.
Place: UAB Auditorium, Faculty of Arts & Humanities
Date: Wednesday 19, November2025 - 17:00h
17:30
Dropping out of professional training: guidance as a framework to guarantee access and success
Description:
The 4th CRiEDO Conference, organised by the UAB Centre for Research and Studies in Organisational Development, will take place on 19 November at the Sala de graus of the Faculty of Education. The conference is entitled “Addressing dropout in vocational education and training: guidance as a framework for ensuring access and success” and the programme will include a conference by Professor Irene Psifidou, a round table with representatives of the Fundació Impulsa and the Institut Palau Ausit, and an awards ceremony in which the 4th CRiEDO Award and the 2nd CRiEDO Prize for final projects (TFG or TFM) will be awarded.
Place: Faculty of Education (Sala de graus)
Date: Wednesday 19, November2025 - 17:30h
17:30
Presentation of this year's edition of the UAB Mentor Programme
Description:
The UAB Mentor Programme, an initiative by the Alumni UAB aiming to accompany final-year students in the development of their professional careers, is entering its third edition this year. On 19 November at 5:30 p.m., the Rectorat building will host a presentation event in which participating students will meet their mentors, people who come from the professional world. This year, there will be 155 student-mentor pairs.
The event will feature institutional welcome speeches from UAB Rector Javier Lafuente and Vice-Rector for Students and Employability Annabel Galan. Following the speeches, instructor Lluís Bernabé will lead the activity "Professional self-knowledge: Do I know what my relationship and communication style is?", in which participants will work on the DISC questionnaire, a self-diagnosis tool that helps identify relationship and communication styles in the personal and professional spheres. This activity will help them learn to recognise and adapt to different interaction styles and thus improve their ability to relate effectively.
After the success of the pilot experience in the 2022/23 academic year and the first two editions, Alumni UAB is launching the third edition of its mentoring programme this year, in which alumni with professional leadership experience will guide students to discover their potential, understand the job market, and develop an action plan for their future.
Benefits for mentees include improved knowledge of their skills, empowerment for their professional career, a greater understanding of their sector, and confidence in developing their action plan. In return, mentors have the opportunity to share their experience, contribute to the growth of new generations, and participate in ongoing training in leadership and communication skills.
Place: Rectorat building (conference hall)
Date: Wednesday 19, November2025 - 17:30h