guide for incoming international students 2015-2016

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GUIDE FOR INCOMING
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 2015-2016
International Office Phone: (+34) 91 211 55 59
[email protected]; [email protected]
http://madrid.universidadeuropea.es/
Universidad Europea de Madrid
C/ Tajo, s/n. Villaviciosa de Odón
28670, Madrid
Spain
Content
General Guide for all Incoming Students ...................................................................................... 4
1.
Introduction ................................................................................................................ 4
2.
Registration & Welcome Week ................................................................................... 4
3.
Registering as a UEM student ..................................................................................... 5
Registering as a student at UEM ................................................................................. 5
Learning Agreement: Signatures ................................................................................. 6
E‐mail communication ................................................................................................ 6
Virtual Campus ............................................................................................................ 6
4.
Language Courses........................................................................................................ 7
Spanish Language Courses .......................................................................................... 7
English Language Training ........................................................................................... 7
5.
Choice of courses ........................................................................................................ 7
Workload for UEM students ....................................................................................... 7
Absence from classes and exams ................................................................................ 8
Do you need to change your list of courses? .............................................................. 8
6.
Travel arrangements ................................................................................................... 8
Academic Calendar 2015‐2016 ................................................................................... 8
When to arrive ............................................................................................................ 8
Entering Spain ............................................................................................................. 9
Travelling to Universidad Europea de Madrid ............................................................ 9
7.
Exams and the end of your stay ................................................................................ 10
Examinations ............................................................................................................. 10
Exam results .............................................................................................................. 10
Transcript of Records ................................................................................................ 10
8.
UEM facilities............................................................................................................. 10
Accommodation: General information ..................................................................... 10
9.
Practical information ................................................................................................. 11
Cost of living .............................................................................................................. 11
Banks ......................................................................................................................... 11
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Links of interest ......................................................................................................... 11
Phones of interest ..................................................................................................... 12
Computer facilities .................................................................................................... 12
Library facilities ......................................................................................................... 12
UEM Medical Service ................................................................................................ 12
Students with disabilities .......................................................................................... 12
UEM Sports Club ....................................................................................................... 13
UEM Clubs ................................................................................................................. 13
International Club ..................................................................................................... 13
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Health and insurance ................................................................................................ 14
European Health Insurance Card .............................................................................. 14
Schools and Faculties .................................................................................................................. 15
1.
School of Architecture, Engineering and Design ....................................................... 15
Fact sheet .................................................................................................................. 15
Enrolment rules and recommendations ................................................................... 15
Other important aspects ........................................................................................... 17
2.
School of Health and Sports Sciences ....................................................................... 17
Fact sheet .................................................................................................................. 20
3.
School of Social Sciences and Communcation .......................................................... 21
Fact sheet .................................................................................................................. 21
4.
School of Biomedical Sciences .................................................................................. 22
Fact sheet .................................................................................................................. 22
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General Guide for all Incoming
Students
1. INTRODUCTION
Welcome to Universidad Europea de Madrid and congratulations for being accepted at UEM!
It is a pleasure to welcome you to Universidad Europea de Madrid. Founded in 1989, the
University is one of Spain´s most international universities. We have a student population of
around 17,000, a large international community of students and more than 1,100 teachers and
staff, making us the largest private university in Madrid. We hope that, by experiencing all the
University has to offer, you will find your time at UEM enriching both academically and
personally.
This guide has been designed to provide visiting students with information on all aspects of
their stay at the UEM. Please read this guide carefully prior to your arrival.
If you have any other questions about this guide, do not hesitate to contact the International
Office by email at [email protected] or [email protected].
We look forward to meeting you at Universidad Europea de Madrid.
International Office (Building B, first floor)
Universidad Europea
C/ Tajo, s/n. Villaviciosa de Odón.
28670 Madrid
Phone: (+34) 91 211 55 59
2. REGISTRATION & WELCOME WEEK
Trimester 1 and Full Year: From 7th of September 2015 - Registration
You will be welcome to register and receive your student number and password from the 24th
of August. Our Welcome Week starts on the 7th of September, we highly recommend that you
arrive during the first week of September to avoid long queues. Students who arrive before the
7th of September will also be welcome for registration at the International Office, but please
take note that no welcome activities are planned before that date.
Registration will take place from August 24th in:
Building C, Room C101
Universidad Europea de Madrid
C/Tajo S/N
28670 Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid
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Trimester 2 and 3: Dates to be confirmed
Welcome Week: From the 7th to the 9th of September 2015
We have organised a Welcome Week with information sessions, fun activities and a free
Spanish survival course. See time table below.
Monday
(07/09)
Tuesday
(08/09)
Wednesday
(09/09)
Informative
Session
Informative
Session
Informative
Session
10:30-11:30
Campus Tour
Meet your
CAI*
Campus Life
Campus
Madrid
11:30-12:30
Spanish
Course
Spanish
Course
Spanish
Course
12:30-13:30
Spanish
Course
Spanish
Course
Spanish
Course
13:30-14:30
Spanish
Course
Spanish
Course
Spanish
Course
14:30-15:30
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
International
Club
Activities
International
Club
Activities
International
Club
Activities
International
Club
Activities
International
Club
Activities
International
Club
Activities
9:30-10:30
15:30-16:30
16:30-17:30
17:30-18:30
Thursday
(10/09)
Friday
(11/09)
Walking Tour
of Madrid
*International Academic Coordinator
The Academic Calendar is available on the following link:
http://madrid.universidadeuropea.es/alumno-uem/informacion-academica/calendarioacademico
3. REGISTERING AS A UEM STUDENT
Registering as a Student at UEM
The International Office will be your main point of contact for non‐academic issues before your
arrival and during your time in UEM. Please e‐mail the International Office with any questions
you may have ([email protected] and [email protected]). Please note that we receive a
large amount of emails, so we´ll try to answer as soon as possible but might take a bit of time.
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All students must visit the International Office before the beginning of classes to receive their
student number and password.
Do not forget to bring:
1. Online Application printed and signed.
2. Passport or National ID (EU Citizens).
3. 1 passport photo.
4. Copy of your Insurance Policy or Health Insurance Card (EU Citizens).
5. Learning Agreement.
Learning Agreement: Signatures
If you need us to sign your Learning Agreement (LA), make sure that the list of courses shown
in your LA is the same as the one registered at UEM. No Learning Agreements will be signed if
they do not include your registered courses.
If your LA is correct, we will keep it in the International Office check it with your academic
supervisor, have it signed and you will be able to collect it within one week.
E‐mail Communication
When you register at UEM you will get a username and password that will allow you to access
all online services. One of these services is your personal e-mail address from UEM.
The university will contact you by e-mail during term‐time. These e‐mails will be sent to your
University e‐mail account: [email protected].
It is your responsibility to ensure that you check your e‐mail on a regular basis. We
recommend that you use your University e‐mail account to read and respond to University
communications.
You should note that failure to check your e‐mail or failure to receive e‐mail due to non‐
delivery of an e‐mail forwarded to a non‐University e‐mail account will not be accepted as
grounds for appeal.
Virtual Campus
You can access the Virtual Campus from the University homepage by clicking on “Acceso
Alumnos”. Your login and password will be given to you in the International Office for your
final registration.
You should use your Virtual Campus to check your personal data, and to find other information
such as, schedule, study guides and more. Professors use the virtual campus to inform about
exams, submission deadlines, assignments etc. and it is extremely important for you to master
this tool!
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4. LANGUAGE COURSES
Spanish Language Courses
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Spanish free Course September 2015
Incoming students are offered a three-day immersion Spanish course before the start of term
(7th to 10th September). It is free of charge and it will not be awarded with any credits. If you
are interested in attending this course, please complete the application form attached in the
annex included in this guide (Annex 1).
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Spanish Courses during Trimesters 1, 2 and 3
In addition, every trimester courses with blended methodology (four hours face to face
instruction + two hours online work) are available at different levels. Furthermore, courses in
Hispanic Literature and Culture as well as tandem and buddy programs are available to the
interested student. All trimester courses are credit-bearing and will be included in the
respective academic transcripts. Please, find attached the Schedules of the Spanish courses in
Annex 6. Please note that a tuition fee is charged for Spanish courses, as these are not part of
the regular course provision. Students might also be able to take the official Spanish DELE
exams on campus, as UEM is an official examination centre. All dates and timetables may be
subject to change, please confirm on arrival.
English Language Training
The UEM Language Center provides English language training in throughout the academic year,
in a blended format and a variety of schedules and levels. English courses carry 3 or 6 ECTS and
can be taken free of charge, as they form part of our curricular offer.
For students with a high level of English, the Language Center especially recommends in
trimester 1:
9951002705
Preparing for the TOEFL C1.1
9951002751
Curso Inglés C1.1 (T1)
9951002811
Preparing for THE TOEFL C1.2
9951002814
Curso Inglés C1.2 (T1)
Please consult the total English course offer and schedules here.
5. CHOICE OF COURSES
Workload for UEM students
Maximum number of ECTS credits depending on the duration of your stay:
One trimester
24 ECTS
Two trimesters
36 ECTS
Full year
60 ECTS
One semester
30 ECTS
Two semesters
60 ECTS
*All degree programs have a calendar in trimesters except Medicine and Dentistry.
**The Spanish Course credits do not apply to the maximum credits per trimester. Students can enroll up to 6 ECTS
over the maximum credits allowed per trimester.
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Please note that all students are expected to participate fully in classes and to complete all
assignments for the classes for which they are registered. In order to be eligible to attend
lectures or practical sessions you must be officially registered for the course.
The groups in English are the B groups: (e.g.: M1B, T2B, M3B, T4B etc.) The rest are groups in
Spanish (e.g. M11, T21, M31, T41 etc.). In Engineering, some groups named (M11, T21, M31
etc. are offered or in Spanish or in English).
Absence from classes and exams
Unless you are ill or have other good reasons, you should attend all your classes and exams. If
you are unable to attend classes for medical reasons, or you feel that your academic
performance has been affected by your health, you must submit relevant medical certificates.
If you are absent from class for health reasons for more than six days, you should submit a
medical certificate from a doctor.
Do you need to change your list of courses?
All students have received a confirmation of their list of courses during the summer. You have
been enrolled according to your requests and your eventual communications with our
enrolment department.
Please take into consideration that the number of places available and course changes depend
on the availability of each School.
If you need more information about deadlines, procedures and rules for course changes,
please check the document attached in the annex included in this guide (Annex 2).
6. TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS
Academic Calendar 2015‐2016
See our academic calendar for year 2015-2016 in the following link. Note that all degree
programs are divided into trimesters, except Medicine and Dentistry.
http://madrid.universidadeuropea.es/alumno-uem/informacion-academica/calendarioacademico
When to arrive
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Trimester 1:
 September 7th 2015: Start of registration process for international students.
 September 10th 2015: Start of courses.
Trimester 2 and 3:
 To be confirmed.
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Entering Spain
Students from any European Union Member State, who are on a student exchange program,
will require a full passport or valid national ID card in order to enter Spain. No other
documentation is required.
Students who are nationals of non‐EU countries must check in advance with the authorities of
their home country what documentation is required. Keep in mind that it will take time to
apply for a visa. Please be aware that your visa application is your responsibility.
Travelling to Universidad Europea de Madrid
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By bus
Villaviciosa de Odón is located in the B2 zone of the Madrid public transport system. There is a
monthly pass that offers unlimited travel between this and other zones, which can be
purchased in tobacco shops, metro ticket offices, EMT bus stands and through the following
link:
https://www.tarjetatransportepublico.es/CRTM-ABONOS/entrada.aspx
The youth pass offers a considerable discount. There is also a special monthly ticket available
for passengers who only travel between Villaviciosa de Odón and the University (Rub. El
Bosque.)
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Information on monthly passes: (+34) 91 580 45 40.
Information on public transport lines: (+34) 91 580 19 80.
The regular bus line travelling to the campus from Madrid is:
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Line 518 Madrid (Príncipe Pío) ‐ Villaviciosa de Odón. The 518 bus leaves from dock
26 of the bus transport interchange every 10-20 minutes.
 Metro Príncipe Pío: Line 6 (circular) and line 10 of the Metro.
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The following links will be helpful for public transport:
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http://www.ctm-madrid.es/. It is the official site of Comunidad de Madrid related to
public transports, it includes bus, underground and train.
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http://www.arrivadeblas.es/. It is the official site of the green bus lines of Comunidad
de Madrid (510, 518, and 519).
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http://www.emtmadrid.es/. It is the official site of the bus lines of Madrid centre.
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https://www.metromadrid.es/es/index.html. It is the official site of the underground
lines in Madrid.
7. EXAMS AND THE END OF YOUR STAY
Examinations
If you are registered for and attending a course for the first time, you will automatically be
entered for the exam in that course and there is no fee. You will be informed of exam dates
and times by your professors.
According to our examination policy, international students will not be allowed to attend
extraordinary exams (second chances).
Exam results
You will be able to access your exam results as soon as they become available via your Virtual
Campus and uploaded to your online “Expediente”.
Transcript of Records
Transcript of Records will be sent directly to your home university. Please note that Transcripts
will be printed only once the exam results for all students have been processed. You will
normally receive your Transcript 4‐8 weeks after the end of the trimester.
8. UEM FACILITIES
Accommodation: General information
One of the commitments of Universidad Europea de Madrid is to guarantee that all students
have a high quality stay at our University.
We are aware of the difficulties involved when moving to an unknown city or country. The
place where you are going to live during your time spent at University is very important for you
to feel settled and to obtain the maximum benefit from both your studies and the university
experience.
Whilst many international students choose to live in Madrid City to make the most of their
experience, others prefer to live in Villaviciosa de Odón to be closer to the campus.
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Here are some of the different accommodation alternatives available to you so that you can
find the one that best suits your needs, possibilities and tastes:
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University Dormitories: Universidad Europea de Madrid offers two University
Dormitories on its Villaviciosa de Odón Campus (Madrid) meeting all your domestic,
academic and security requirements: [email protected]. Inform about the
dormitories discounts available!
www.aluni.net
www.ilandlord.eu
www.madrideasy.com
Please note that, though the International Office will support you in case of problems, it is your
responsibility to find your accommodation.
9. PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Cost of living
The cost of living in can add up to an average of 1,000 € per month including accommodation,
food and other expenses.
Banks
On arrival to Universidad Europea, you may wish to exchange money and this can be done at
most banks. If you choose to open a bank account, it is advisable to choose a bank which is
reasonably close to the University campus or residence.
You will need to take along the following documents:
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Student ID card
Passport and
Official admission letter from the university
Banks usually open from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm Monday to Friday. The bank listed below is
located within the UEM University campus:
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Banco Santander
 Oficina 4307 Campus UEM, 28670 Villaviciosa de Odón
 Phone: (+34) 91 604 48 44 /(+34) 91 616 77 42
Links of interest
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Ministry of the Interior – Procedures for Foreigners
 http://www.seap.minhap.es/es/servicios/extranjeria.html
Ayuntamiento de Madrid (Madrid City Council)
 http://www.madrid.es
Ayuntamiento de Villaviciosa de Odón (Villaviciosa de Odón City Council)
 www.aytovillaviciosadeodon.es/
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EsMadrid
 http://www.esmadrid.com
Madrid's Metro
 http://www.metromadrid.es/en/index.html
Tourism in Madrid
 www.turismomadrid.es/
Phones of interest
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Emergencies
 Phone: 112
Computer facilities
The University campus and is enabled with free Wi‐Fi. You´ll be able to use our computer
rooms freely.
Library facilities
Registered students are automatically members of the University Library. The library is located
in building C with the following schedule:
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Library
 Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 9:00 pm
 Saturday from 9:00 am to 8:30 pm
 Sunday from 9:00 am to 2:45 pm
There are also study rooms and free Access computer labs:
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Study room (Building A, first floor)
 Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 9.00 pm
Work room (Sport Club, first floor)
 Monday to Friday from 7:30 am to 10:00 pm
 Sunday from 10:00 am to 2:30 pm
UEM Medical Service
All UEM students can visit our doctor and nurse located in Building A in case of illness with no
cost. They´ll help you out and will let you know which hospital you should visit if needed.
Students with disabilities
Universidad Europea welcomes applications from students with disabilities. If you have a
disability such as deafness, visual impairment, dyslexia or other medical problems which may
impair your performance in continuously assessed work and in examinations you should
ensure that you provide the necessary information at:
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Disability Unit
 [email protected]
For more information
 http://universidadeuropea.es/en/uem-student/campus-services/othercampus-services/disability
UEM Sports Club
Since 2002 the University Sports Club has been working towards demonstrating that sports
represent not only a form of leisure activity, but also a healthy lifestyle.
International students will benefit from a special fee that will grant them access to all the
activities that the Sports Club offers at the best price.
The Sports Club offers students a team of more than 40 qualified professionals who share one
aim: that our clients achieve their objectives. This is why we offer you the latest technological
advances in material, equipment, and sports facilities, which are essential for the proper
practice of sports.
Our professional trainer will guide you through your training towards health, well‐being, and
high performance.
http://madrid.universidadeuropea.es/alumno-uem/servicios-del-campus/club-deportivo
UEM Clubs
The UEM Clubs are extra‐curricular activities organized by and for the students.
These Clubs provide you with ideal ways of expanding your horizons and having fun, while
carrying out and sharing your most important interests with your fellow students:
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International Club
Dance Club
Photography Club
Theatre Club
GLUEM Club
Motor Club
Music Club
Literature Club
Campus Cinema Club
http://madrid.universidadeuropea.es/alumno-uem/clubes/resto-clubs
International Club
The International Club is a student-run club to aid in the several aspects of studying at UEM. It
is run by student volunteers that work to create a support network, organize trips and events
for all students. For example in the past they have organized several movie nights, a pub crawl
for UEM students, a Holi Run, and an international dinner and more! To find out about
upcoming events like our Facebook page here. All students are welcome to participate.
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Given the university´s increasingly global community, the International Club aims to provide
international students with a memorable experience in Madrid as well as support students´
connections around the world.
We encourage you all to join the International Club. The International Club aims to promote
communication among all international students in order to organize and foster activities,
meeting new people from around the world, while promoting understanding among the
various cultures within the university and community at large.
For more information please contact: [email protected].
Students Life in Madrid
Our friends of CityLife will help you settle in quickly and start living and enjoying your new and
exciting life in Madrid!
Official Facebook forum for international students
You will receive an invitation to the Official Facebook forum for international students where
you can be informed, resolve your doubts, sign up for the International Club, activities, etc.
10. HEALTH AND INSURANCE
European Health Insurance Card
All incoming students should have the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) or a private
health insurance that covers their stay in Spain.
The EHIC covers any medical treatment that becomes necessary during your trip, because of
either illness or accident. The card gives access to state‐ provided medical treatment only and
you'll be treated on the same basis as an 'insured' person living in the country you are visiting.
For more information visit: http://www.euhealthcard.org/index.htm.
If you need a private insurance you this is the option recommended by UEM:
www.aonstudentinsurance.com.
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Schools and Faculties
UEM has four Schools that cover a wide range of fields. Each School is granted independence
in their teaching methodology, as well as in the specialization and articulation of the
theoretical and practical content per field and per specific degree. This certifies our degree‐
holders will be efficient professionals when entering the job market. The University Schools
are:
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School of Architecture, Engineering and Design
School of Health and Sports Sciences
School of Social Sciences and Communication
School of Biomedical Sciences
For more information visit: http://universidadeuropea.es/en/.
1. SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING AND DESIGN
Fact sheet
International Academic Coordinator
Contact
Website
Calendar in trimesters or semesters
Study areas
Language of the courses offered
Andrés Abásolo
[email protected]
http://projectbasedschool.universidadeuropea.es/
Trimesters
Spanish and English
Enrolment rules and recommendations
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List of courses offered in 2015-2016
You can download the list of the courses per trimester and the names of the groups, in
Spanish or English (we offer all the courses in English in Architecture and partially in
other degrees) in the following links:
 http://projectbasedschool.universidadeuropea.es/aeronautica/docencia/int
ernacional/1/16/48
 http://projectbasedschool.universidadeuropea.es/arquitectura/docencia/int
ernacional/Estudiantes+Internacionales/7/16/234/3086
 http://projectbasedschool.universidadeuropea.es/civil/docencia/internacio
nal/Estudiantes+internacionales/3/16/103/396
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 http://projectbasedschool.universidadeuropea.es/diseño/docencia/internac
ional/Estudiantes+internacionales/6/16/232/396
 http://projectbasedschool.universidadeuropea.es/industrial/docencia/inter
nacional/Estudiantes+internacionales/5/16/139/396
 http://projectbasedschool.universidadeuropea.es/informatica/docencia/int
ernacional/Estudiantes+internacionales/2/16/85/396
 http://projectbasedschool.universidadeuropea.es/telecomunicaciones/doce
ncia/internacional/Estudiantes+internacionales/4/16/121/39
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Recommended course choice
You are allowed to enrol in courses from different academic years, but should try to
be coherent with your academic level. It is important that the level of the course is
appropriate for you, and this means they are not necessary form the same academic
year: perhaps the third academic year project course is ok, but if your previous
knowledge of the area of construction is low, you had better take the second year
construction courses, etc.
The School international team will give you feedback and advice regarding your course
proposal. It is also very important to avoid overlaps in your schedule: If there are
important overlaps please let us know so we can look for alternatives.
We recommend the following course choices, depending on the type of stay (annual,
first, second or third trimester stay).
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Courses for annual stay
 First Trimester: 4 courses (excluding Design Studio in Architecture).
 Second Trimester: 3 courses (one of them a Design Studio course in
Architecture).
 Third Trimester: 3 courses (one of them a Design Studio course in
Architecture).
ANNUAL STAY
Course 4
24
ECTS
First Trimester
Course 1
Course 2
Course 3
Second Trimester
Course 5: Design
Studio*
Course 6
Course 7
18
ECTS
Third Trimester
Course 8: Design
Studio*
Course 9
Course 10
18
ECTS
* Only in Architecture
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Tuition for First Trimester stay
 First Trimester: 4 courses (one of them Project Workshop).
FIRST TRIMESTER UEM
First Trimester
Course 1: Design
Studio*
Course 2
Course 3
Course 4
24
ECTS
*Only in Architecture
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Courses for Second/Third Trimester stay
 Second Trimester: 3 courses (one of them a Project Workshop course).
 Third Trimester: 3 courses (one of them a Project Workshop course).
SECOND AND THIRD TRIMESTER UEM
Second Trimester
Course 1: Design
Studio*
Course 2
Course 3
18
ECTS
Third Trimester
Course 4: Design
Studio*
Course 5
Course 6
18
ECTS
* Only in Architecture
 Try to balance your course loads across trimesters (3 or 4 courses per trimester). Not
all the courses are offered in all the trimesters, so you must be careful choosing
them.
 If you arrive to UEM more than three weeks after the beginning of the second
trimester, you cannot enrol in the 2nd trimester courses, apart from language
courses.
Other important aspects
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Languages: Spanish or English groups
We highly recommend taking courses taught in English: In those groups there are both
international and Spanish students. If you are learning Spanish, you can take some
courses in English, and some easy ones in Spanish. If you speak Spanish at B2 level, you
can take any course taught in Spanish.
The groups in English are the B groups: (e.g.: M1B, T2B, M3B, T4B etc.) The rest are
groups in Spanish (e.g. M11, T21, M31, T41 etc.). In Engineering, some groups named
(M11, T21, M31 etc. are offered or in Spanish or in English).
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Course Advice: Architecture (100% of the courses are offered in English)
 Project workshops (=Design Studio): Maximum two courses per academic
year. Never at the same time (in the same trimester). Be careful with the
level, if you consider it is too high tell the teacher at the beginning of the
trimester in order to change to a lower level. For example, if you are taking
Project workshop G3 and the course is too demanding, it is better to change
into Project workshop G2. In Spain the level is quite high for some students
depending on the country, due to the high technology/drawing level required
(especially in 4th and 5th academic year).
 Integration workshops: Highly recommended for exchange students. In these
workshops, professors of Urbanism, Construction, Structures and Building
Facilities, give you feedback about your architectural projects, from the point
of view of the technology. A basic technology and urbanism level is required.
 Drawing workshops: Highly recommended for exchange students. They
consist of advanced digital drawing and modeling. Be careful before taking one
of the second year workshops (Integrated Drawing workshop III and IV), some
of them require an advanced knowledge of digital drawing: speak with the
teacher before. If you have doubts, take the year 1 Drawing workshops: even
though they are from the first year, the level is advanced. Exception: We do
not recommend that you enroll in: ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING: this course is
too basic.
 Urbanism courses. Recommended for exchange students. However, be careful
with the level. If you never did specific Urbanism courses, just take a basic one,
URBAN DEVELOPMENT BASICS. If you have previously taken one or two
Urbanism courses, you can take URBAN AREAS or even URBAN PLANNING.
 History courses. Highly recommended for exchange students, any of them.
 Business management. Highly recommended for exchange students.
 Deontology and values. Not specially recommended: it focuses on the Spanish
laws for the profession of architecture.
 Structures courses. These courses are not recommendable for students of
Architecture, only for students of Engineering. The level of dimensioning and
calculation required is high. The students of Architecture could take the most
basic course, STRUCTURAL MECHANICS.
 English. This course, offered in the Architecture program, is not available for
international students. If you need English courses, speak to the Language
Center in Building B.
 Building Facilities and Conditioning Techniques. These courses are
recommended for some students and not for others, see the syllabus and
speak with the professor before. They partly focus on design, but a lot of
content is based on calculation and dimensioning.
 Construction. Recommended for international students. Be careful with the
level, if you never took construction before, just take CONSTRUCTION I:
SYSTEMS. CONSTRUCTION III STRUCTURES is not calculation of structures, but
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Construction detailing of structural nodes. The most interesting course is
CONSTRUCTION IV: ENVELOPE. However, it requires previous knowledge of
construction at an advanced level.
Mixed Technology (Technical systems, Technology workshop) these courses
are not recommendable for students of Architecture, their level is quite high,
because of their high contents related to structures, construction and facilities.
Sustainability in the Building environment. Recommended for exchange
students. However, a certain level of Building facilities, construction and
Urbanism knowledge is required.
Graduation Project. Not available for exchange students.
Professional Internship. Not available for exchange students.
Language – Spanish: You can get information at UEM´s Language Center about
courses of Spanish.
Prerequisites. Some courses have prerequisites. Please avoid enrolling in any
course without coursing previously its prerequisite either at UEM or at your
home University (Example: don’t take materials II before taking Materials I,
Calculus II before Calculus I etc.).
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Course advice – Engineering: (Around 20% of the courses are offered in English. In
Mechanical engineering all 1st, 2nd and 3rd academic year is offered in English)
 Project Based courses (Integrated workshops): the international students can
totally or partially participate in one of these projects (common projects
shared between several courses).
 Graduation Project. Not available for exchange students.
 Professional Internship. Not available for exchange students.
 Prerequisites. Some courses have prerequisites. Please avoid enrolling in any
course without previously having passed its prerequisite either at UEM or at
your home University (Example: don’t take materials II before taking Materials
I, Calculus II before Calculus I etc.).
 English. This course, offered in the Architecture program, is not available for
 Language – Spanish: You can get information at UEM´s Language Center about
courses of Spanish.
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Course advice: Design
 Graduation Project. Not available for exchange students.
 Professional Internship. Not available for exchange students.
 Prerequisites. Some courses have prerequisites. Please avoid enrolling in any
course without previously passing its prerequisite either at UEM or at your
home University (Example: don’t take materials II before taking Materials I,
Calculus II before Calculus I etc.).
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English. This course, offered in the Architecture program, is not available for
Language – Spanish: You can get information at UEM´s Language Center about
courses of Spanish.
2. SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND SPORTS SCIENCES
Fact sheet
Laura Augusta Gostián
Contact
[email protected]
Website
http://actividadfisicaydeporte.universidadeurope
a.es/en - Sports Sciences
http://salud.universidadeuropea.es/en - Health
Study areas
Trimesters
Sport, Physical Therapy, Dance, Nursing,
Optometry, Psychology, Podiatry
Physical Therapy: Spanish/English/Italian/French.
Sport, Dance, Nursing, Optometry, Psychology,
Podiatry: Spanish/ English
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Nursing and Physical Therapy; required documentation
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Sport; required documentation
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Students who were accepted to study internships must have read and signed
the Occupational Hazard document (Annex 3 and Annex 4).
Spanish certificate - Level B2 (Requested during the process).
Transcript of Records (Requested during the process).
Type and numbers of practice hours (Requested during the process).
All students enrolled in practical sport or dance courses must provide a
doctor's note demonstrating he/she is in good health.
Spanish certificate - Level B2 (Requested during the process).
Medical Insurance (Requested during the process).
Dance
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All students enrolled in practical sport or dance courses must submit a doctor's
note demonstrating he/she is in good health.
Please take note of the subjects that require prerequisites.
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3. SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES AND COMMUNCATION
Fact sheet
Contact
Website
Study areas
Julieta Espín - Social Sciences
Miguel Ángel Alonso - Communication
[email protected]
[email protected]
Spanish, English, French, Italian
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Social Sciences
 Hybrid courses: There are a few courses that are mostly online with a couple
of campus based hours a week. They are offered only in Spanish. These
courses are:
 Dirección y Técnicas de Ventas/Sales Management & Techniques
 Gestión Financiera /Financial Management
 Técnicas de venta/Sales techniques
 Comunicación comercial/Commercial Communication
 Planificación y gestión de destinos turísticos/Tourism Planning
 Derecho Reales II/Right in Rem II
 Taller de práctica jurídica II/Practical Legal Workshop II
 Habilidades Directivas y de Negociación/Managerial and Negotiation
Skills
 Psiquiatría Forense/Forensic Psychiatry
 Criminología Clínica/Clinical Criminology
 Conflicto Internacional de leyes/International Conflict of Laws
 Terrorismo Internacional y Crimen Organizado/International Terrorism
and Organized Crime
 Diseño y Gestión de Proyectos/Management of International Projects
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Social Sciences
 Taller Empresarial (Business Factory) and Marketing Factory courses are taught
on a two-trimester basis, and in Spanish. As you are supposed to develop and
launch a business project, you need to have a B2.2 Spanish level in order to
enroll any of these courses.
Communication
 Guide to rent equipment from the School of Communication (Annex 5).
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4. SCHOOL OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
Fact sheet
Contact
Website
Study areas
Marta Lesmes
[email protected]
Medicina, Odontología, Farmacia y Biotecnología
Spanish, English
For further information, please contact: [email protected].
For further information, please contact: [email protected].
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Annex 1
SOLICITUD DE INSCRIPCIÓN
CURSO INMERSIÓN DE ESPAÑOL PARA EXTRANJEROS
ESTUDIANTES DE PROGRAMAS DE INTERCAMBIO
Esta oferta se dirige a estudiantes de programas
The courses below are designed for non-Spanish
intercambio no hispanohablantes
speaking exchange students at UEM.
La Universidad Europea de Madrid te ofrece la
UEM offers you the opportunity to take Spanish
posibilidad de adquirir conocimientos de español
classes during your studies here at our university. To
a lo largo de tu estancia internacional. Para
get you started, all incoming exchange students
empezar, te ofrecemos un curso de inmersión de
who do not speak Spanish have the chance to sign
español para extranjeros de, diseñado solo para
up for a free 9 hour Spanish inmersion course. The
alumnos de intercambio no hablantes de español
course includes a day out to visit some of the most
en la UEM. El curso tiene un total de 9 horas
relevant sites in Madrid on the 11th of September.
lectivas y además realizaremos una salida a
Madrid el viernes 11 de septiembre.
A variety of levels are available to choose from.
Podrás inscribirte en el nivel que más se adapte a
Apart from improving your Spanish, this course is an
tus necesidades. Además de adquirir y mejorar tu
excellent opportunity to get to know your new
conocimiento del español, el curso será una
campus here in Villaviciosa.
excelente oportunidad para familiarizarte con tu
nuevo entorno en el campus de la UEM.
In order to sign up for these courses, take the online
level
placement
test
Es necesario realizar una prueba de nivel para
http://www.ave.cervantes.es.
determinar en qué grupo debes matricularte.
language and click on “Placement Test”. Note that
Puedes encontrar la prueba de nivel de AVE en
if you are a complete beginner, you do not need to
Internet. Para hacer la prueba hay que ir a
take this test.
http://www.ave.cervantes.es
Choose
at:
your
y pinchar en Test de
clasificación. En caso de no poseer conocimiento
If you are interested in attending the course, please
previo alguno, no es necesario realizar la prueba
fill out this application form and email it to:
y puedes inscribirte directamente en el nivel
[email protected]
inicial.
Once you have been registered, you will receive an
Si estás interesado/a en realizar este curso debes
email with further information about the course.
completar esta solicitud y enviarla a:
[email protected]
Una vez recibida tu solicitud, te enviaremos un
correo confirmando tu inscripción.
Madrid, S.L.U., and more specifically for the academic management of students. The supplied data will be stored in an automated or mixed data file
owned by Universidad Europea de Madrid, S.L.U., with registered address at C/ Tajo s/n, 28670, Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid. Unless the data subject clearly
states otherwise, he/she expressly consents to the full or partial automated or mixed processing of the information for such time as may be necessary to fulfill the
aforementioned purposes. In any case, the data subject may exercise his/her rights of access, rectification, erasure and objection, pursuant to current legislation, by
writing a letter addressed to the University’s Head of IT (Responsable de Informática, C/ Tajo s/n, 28670, Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid), or by sending an email to:
[email protected]
SOLICITUD DE INSCRIPCIÓN
CURSO INMERSIÓN DE ESPAÑOL PARA EXTRANJEROS
ESTUDIANTES DE PROGRAMAS DE INTERCAMBIO
Course offer
SPANISH INTENSIVE COURSE
START DATE: Monday the 7th of September 2015
END DATE: Wednesday 9 th of September 2015
ECTS:
TOTAL CLASS HOURS: 9 h
0
The course includes a visit to some relevant sites in
Madrid city center on Friday the 11th of September
SCHEDULE:
11.30 - 14.30 h
Please choose one of the courses and complete the application form with your personal
details.
NOMBRE y APELLIDOS/ NAME and SURNAME:
____________________________________________
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CURSO INTENSIVO ESPAÑOL SEPTEMBER 2015
CORREO ELECTRÓNICO/ EMAIL ADDRESS:
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UNIVERSIDAD DE PROCEDENCIA/
HOME INSTITUTION:
________________________________________
Al finalizar el curso intensivo, puedes continuar
NIVEL/
level
HORARIO/
schedule
A1
11:30-14:30
A2
11:30-14:30
Curso inmersión de
 lengua y cultura
española
Curso inmersión de
española
Curso inmersión de
española
B1
11:30-14:30
Once you have finished your intensive courses, you
aprendiendo español en uno de nuestros cursos
can carry on learning Spanish by enrolling in one our
trimestrales / semestrales. Podrás elegir entre
three-month / six-month courses. You can choose
cursos con metodología híbrida presencial +
from blended learning courses or 100% online courses.
online, o cursos 100% online.
Trimestral (28 de septiembre- 18 de
Trimestral course ( 28th of September to 18th
diciembre) 6 ECTs 300 €
December )
Madrid, S.L.U., and more specifically for the academic management of students. The supplied data will be stored in an automated or mixed data file
owned by Universidad Europea de Madrid, S.L.U., with registered address at C/ Tajo s/n, 28670, Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid. Unless the data subject clearly
states otherwise, he/she expressly consents to the full or partial automated or mixed processing of the information for such time as may be necessary to fulfill the
aforementioned purposes. In any case, the data subject may exercise his/her rights of access, rectification, erasure and objection, pursuant to current legislation, by
writing a letter addressed to the University’s Head of IT (Responsable de Informática, C/ Tajo s/n, 28670, Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid), or by sending an email to:
[email protected]
Annex 2
ENROLLMENT CHANGES – GENERAL CONDITIONS FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS
This document establishes the procedure, periods and criteria that exchange students at UEM
must comply with when making enrollment changes in the academic year 2015-16.
1. PROCEDURE AND OFFICIAL PERIODS
Enrollment will be formalized once only at the beginning of each academic year. Once it has been
confirmed by the university, changes can only be made in the exceptional situations specified in
the next section of this document (section 2).
Students in any of these exceptional situations can request an enrollment change by submitting
an Online General Request (formal request) at: http://madrid.universidadeuropea.es/alumnouem/atencion-al-estudiante/instancia-general-online within the periods officially established by
Universidad Europea de Madrid for the academic year 2015-16:
Periods for trimester-based Bachelor’s Degree programs:
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FIRST TRIMESTER: September 10-16, 2015
SECOND TRIMESTER: December 15-22, 2015 and January 7-9, 2016
THIRD TRIMESTER: March 14-18 and 28-30, 2016
FOURTH TRIMESTER: June 22-26, 2016
Periods for semester-based Bachelor’s Degree programs (Dentistry and Medicine):
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FIRST SEMESTER: September 10-16, 2015
SECOND SEMESTER: February 1-5, 2016
1. CONDITIONS FOR REQUESTING AN ENROLLMENT CHANGE
Students in any of the exceptional situations outlined below can request an enrollment change:
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Class schedule overlap of more than 2 hours
Students with a class schedule overlap of more than two hours can request an enrollment
change.
Class schedule overlap => two different courses are taught at the same time
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Employment or health situation incompatible with the student’s academic activity and
schedule, duly certified*
Students whose employment or health situation is incompatible with their academic
activity and schedule can request permission to drop a course or change from one group
to another.
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Course change requested by the student’s home university
An email from the home university certifying this request must be attached. If the request
is to change one course for another, 5 alternative courses should be proposed in case the
requested course is not available.
 English/Spanish course or Internship
*In these cases, students must submit an official document certifying the employment/health situation.
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English or Spanish course: students who need to change the level of their
course.
Internship: students with written proof of an internship agreement.
2. ENROLLMENT CHANGES AFTER THE OFFICIAL DEADLINES
Changes will not be accepted after the deadlines established by the university (see section 1),
except in the highly exceptional cases specified below:
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Students who arrive after the deadline
Students who arrive at UEM after any given deadline can request the necessary change
within 5 days of their arrival.
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Course change requested by the home university
An email from the home university certifying this request must be attached. If the request
is to change one course for another, 5 alternative courses should be proposed in case the
requested course is not available.
Students in either of these highly exceptional situations who wish to make an enrollment change
must do so by submitting an Online General Request (formal request) at:
http://madrid.universidadeuropea.es/alumno-uem/atencion-al-estudiante/instancia-generalonline
3. KEEP IN MIND THE FOLLOWING POINTS
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We will only consider requests that:
Have reached us through the appropriate channels officially established by the university, as
specified in this document.
Comply with the periods and situations specified in this document.
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Changes will not be allowed if the original schedule is correct.
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It will only be possible to enroll on a course or drop a course within one month of its start
date.
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Changes that would give rise to a class schedule overlap of more than two hours will not be
allowed.
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It is not possible to enroll on the same course twice in the same academic year.
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The enrollment change request must be approved by the appropriate School. The University
reserves the right to turn down any request which, despite fulfilling all the conditions set out
in this document, cannot be approved for group size limit and/or academic offering reasons.
*In these cases, students must submit an official document certifying the employment/health situation.
Annex 3
ÁREA DE ARTE Y DISEÑO
Riesgos, prevención y actuación
ante exposición accidental a material
biológico durante el desarrollo
de las prácticas clínicas.
Con las siguientes instrucciones se pretende informar y sensibilizar
a los alumnos de Ciencias Biomédicas y Ciencias de la Salud sobre
la importancia que tiene tomar todas las medidas de prevención
disponibles frente a la exposición a los virus de la Hepatitis B, C e
Inmunodeficiencia Humana, así como conocer la actitud a tomar
en caso de exposición accidental a fluidos corporales.
RIESGO BIOLÓGICO
En el medio sanitario existe riesgo de exposición a microorganismos y enfermedades
infecciosas, siendo los alumnos más expuestos los que realizan prácticas clínicas.
En la actualidad, de entre las enfermedades infecciosas a las que están expuestos los
profesionales sanitarios, destacan aquellas de etiología vírica como la Hepatitis B, Hepatitis
C, Hepatitis Delta y el SIDA, sin olvidar otros virus y enfermedades producidas por otros
microorganismos (tétanos, TBC….)
MEDIDAS PREVENTIVAS DEL ACCIDENTE CON
MATERIAL BIOLÓGICO
TODOS LOS PACIENTES han de ser considerados POTENCIALMENTE INFECCIOSOS.
Por tanto las medidas de prevención se adoptarán con todos los pacientes, y no sólo con
aquellos que se conocen portadores de alguna infección.
Se tendrá PRECAUCIÓN en el manejo de la SANGRE y OTROS FLUIDOS corporales como
el semen, fluido vaginal, líquido cefalorraquídeo, pericárdico, peritoneal, pleural, sinovial
o amniótico. En otros fluidos -saliva, lágrimas, orina- sólo son necesarias las precauciones
cuando estén contaminadas con sangre.
Las infecciones transmitidas por la sangre y los fluidos anteriormente citados son,
fundamentalmente, producidas por los virus de las Hepatitis B y C, y el VIH (aunque
pueden ser por otros microorganismos de transmisión sanguínea). A estas infecciones
están especialmente predispuestos los profesionales sanitarios por su actividad.
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PRECAUCIONES UNIVERSALES:
El riesgo de contagio se puede disminuir si se cumplen una serie de medidas en cualquier
situación (incluidas urgencias) y con todos los pacientes, es decir si se adoptan las denominadas PRECAUCIONES UNIVERSALES que incluyen:
A. Todos los alumnos (que tengan contacto directo o indirecto con la sangre u otros fluidos de
los pacientes) deben estar vacunados frente a la Hepatitis B antes del comienzo de las prácticas clínicas. Deberán disponer de cartilla de vacunación que así lo indique donde conste
el título de anticuerpos alcanzado después de la vacunación. En caso de no estar vacunados o no disponer de cartilla de vacunación, deberán acudir a sus respectivos Centros de
Salud para vacunarse frente a la Hepatitis B y determinar título de anticuerpos protectores.
Deberán estar al día respecto al calendario vacunal de la Comunidad en la que realice sus
estudios siendo también aconsejable la vacuna antigripal y frente a la Hepatitis A.
IMPORTANTE: La autoridad del Centro Asistencial y/o el Coordinador de prácticas de la
Universidad podrá solicitar a los alumnos documento que acredite el estado de vacunación
y protección frente a la hepatitis B e impedir el acceso a las prácticas correspondientes si
el alumno no se encontrara protegido.
El alumno que voluntariamente decida no cumplir este requisito de vacunación obligatoria,
deberá presentar una declaración firmada que recoja dicha decisión.
B. Lavado de manos antes y después de atender al paciente (se usen guantes o no) y cuando
haya habido contacto con sangre y/o fluidos corporales. Los cortes y heridas siempre se deben
cubrir con apósitos impermeables (tipo tiritas) antes de iniciar la actividad laboral.
C. Uso de protección de barrera; el tipo dependerá del procedimiento que se vaya a realizar.
Protección de manos con Guantes. No evitan el pinchazo pero reducen el volumen
de sangre transferido (variable muy relacionada con el riesgo de infectarse). Se debe
usar guantes en las siguientes circunstancias:
Siempre que el alumno presente cortes, heridas o lesiones cutáneas, además
de cubrir lesiones abiertas con apósitos. Pero no son necesarios en caso de
que el contacto sea con piel intacta del paciente.
Al tocar sangre y fluidos corporales contaminados, tejidos o los fluidos previamente citados.
Al tocar mucosas o piel no íntegra de los pacientes.
Al manejar objetos, materiales o tocar superficies contaminadas por sangre
o los fluidos corporales indicados.
Al realizar extracciones, colocar vías u otros procedimientos invasivos.
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La utilización de bata suplementaria a la habitual o de uniforme generalmente no
está indicada. Se recomienda su uso en aquellas situaciones en que sea probable
que se produzcan grandes salpicaduras con sangre o líquidos (asistencia a un parto,
a politraumatizados en urgencias, cirugías con abundante sangrado, realización de
curas de gran extensión...)
La protección ocular se debe usar cuando se prevea la producción de salpicaduras de
sangre o líquidos corporales a la mucosa ocular. Gafas de plástico o mascarilla con
protector plástico ocular.
Las mascarillas, de no existir otra razón médica (tuberculosis, SAMR,...), se utilizarán cuando se pueda producir salpicaduras de sangre o fluidos corporales a las
mucosas oral o nasal. Se aconseja en actividades como las que siguen: endoscopia,
aspiración de secreciones, manipulación del equipo de fisioterapia respiratoria, procedimientos invasivos asociados a producción de aerosoles (autopsias, intubaciones, etc.), asistencia en hemorragias vasculares importantes, odontoestomatología.
En la resucitación cardiorrespiratoria: Utilizar bolsas protectoras para boca-boca.
Utilizar ambú.
D. Manejo de objetos punzantes o cortantes. Todos los alumnos deberán poner especial cuidado en el manejo de agujas, lancetas, hojas de bisturí y cualquier otro objeto cortante o
punzante durante y tras su uso, al limpiarlos y en su eliminación.
Una vez utilizadas, las agujas nunca deben ser reencapuchadas, dobladas o romperse.
Tener especial precaución en evitar heridas o punturas y contacto a través de piel no
intacta con instrumentos contaminados con sangre u otros fluidos.
Uso de dispositivos seguros y material desechable siempre que sea posible.
E. Eliminación y destrucción del material desechable según las normas del centro de trabajo.
Los objetos se eliminarán en los contenedores rígidos directamente.
Estos contenedores conviene que estén próximos a la zona en que vayan a ser utilizados los objetos, para evitar su transporte y manipulación.
Siempre que sea posible, la eliminación debería hacerla el mismo profesional que
ha realizado el procedimiento, ya que conocerá la cantidad de instrumental utilizado
y dónde lo ha dejado. De esta manera se evita la búsqueda por otros trabajadores
en la zona de trabajo no siempre bien visualizable y el abandono involuntario entre
la ropa que va a lavandería.
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No llenar los contenedores más de 2/3 de su capacidad, para evitar que los objetos
perforen el plástico por excesivo llenado o que al cerrarlo sobresalgan.
Por supuesto, nunca se eliminarán en las bolsas de plástico de los cubos de basura.
F. Reducir, en lo posible, los procedimientos de riesgo:
Unificar extracciones de sangre.
En cirugía se evitará, en la medida que el procedimiento lo permita, las técnicas en
las que no se visualice de forma directa la aguja o el bisturí. Se evitarán también los
procedimientos de sutura entre dos cirujanos.
G. Desinfección o esterilización, tras limpieza y aclarado, de los objetos o instrumentos que
entren en contacto con sangre, mucosas o piel no intacta de pacientes. Se realizará de
acuerdo con las normas específicas del centro.
COBERTURA SANITARIA
Todos los alumnos nacionales procedentes de otras Comunidades Autónomas deberán solicitar al inicio de curso el “Documento de Salud Joven” si realizan sus estudios en la Comunidad de Madrid o Tarjeta Sanitaria de Desplazado (Según la Comunidad Autónoma en
la que se esté estudiando) que les permita acceder al Sistema Público de Salud durante el
año académico. Para ello, deberán dirigirse al Centro de Salud más cercano a su domicilio
aportando tarjeta sanitaria de su comunidad autónoma, DNI y certificado de matriculación
en la Universidad Europea.
Todos los alumnos Internacionales deberán disponer de Tarjeta Sanitaria en vigor que garantice la asistencia por el Sistema de Salud Público español o Seguro Médico Privado durante
el año académico.
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ACTUACIÓN ANTE LA EXPOSICIÓN ACCIDENTAL
A MATERIAL BIOLÓGICO
Una exposición a sangre o a cualquier otro material biológico ES UNA URGENCIA MÉDICA,
por lo tanto el alumno deberá dejar de inmediato la actividad y seguir las siguientes indicaciones:
Actuación inmediata tras la exposición:
Ante salpicadura de sangre o fluidos corporales
1. En piel: Retirar ropa contaminada. Lavarse con agua abundante y jabón
durante 10 minutos.
2. En mucosas: Retirar ropa contaminada. Lavar con agua abundante o suero fisiológico durante 10 minutos.
Accidentes percutáneos (Pinchazos, cortes)
1. Retirar el objeto causante y desechar en lugar adecuado.
2. Permitir el sangrado activo de la lesión bajo agua corriente (inducir el sangrado,
si es necesario) durante 2-3 minutos. No restregar.
3. Limpiar la zona con agua y jabón.
4. Aplicar un antiséptico (povidona yodada, gluconato de clorhexidina).
No utilizar lejía.
5. Cubrir la herida con apósito impermeable.
Actuación posterior:
1. Comunicación inmediata al responsable del paciente para la valoración de la
fuente de exposición (cuando es conocida) en el centro donde se ha producido el
accidente. Los resultados de la misma, deberán ser comunicados al alumno.
2. Recoger la información relevante del accidente mediante el “Parte de Accidente
Exposición Accidental a Material Biológico” que el alumno deberá llevar siempre
consigo durante sus prácticas clínicas, además de su Tarjeta Sanitaria.
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3. Comunicar el incidente lo antes posible al tutor/a y coordinador de las prácticas o
persona responsable en ese momento que indicará las actuaciones a seguir que incluirá, en caso necesario, la consulta en Servicio de Urgencias del Hospital que corresponda según el caso donde se les informará del riesgo por exposición, indicación de profilaxis y valoración por especialista si fuese necesario. El “Parte de Accidente” deberá
estar firmado, al menos, por el tutor y/o profesor de prácticas o persona responsable.
NOTA: Será absolutamente imprescindible aportar el Parte de Accidente citado anteriormente y la Tarjeta Sanitaria. El alumno deberá solicitar asistencia médica por este motivo
antes de que hayan transcurrido 2 horas tras la exposición.
4. En caso de realizar los estudios en la Comunidad de Madrid, se realizará la comunicación del accidente al Servicio Médico de la Universidad después de haber realizado la
atención del accidente en horario de 11 a 14.30h de Lunes a Viernes (Edificio A, Campus de Villaviciosa de Odón, Tel: 912115560) aportando Parte de Accidente e Informe
de Asistencia del Hospital donde se le haya atendido para su registro, asesoramiento e
indicación de seguimiento a través del Seguro Escolar o Seguro Médico Particular. En el
resto de comunidades se comunicará al coordinador/responsable de las prácticas.
5. Los estudiantes universitarios menores de 28 años están cubiertos por el Seguro Escolar y deberán solicitar prestación sanitaria para el seguimiento mediante comunicación a CAISS aportando Parte de Accidente y Certificado de Abono de Tasas que se les
entregará en Secretaria Académica (Edifico B Campus de Villaviciosa). Los estudiantes
dados de alta en un régimen de Seguridad Social o mayores de 28 años recibirán seguimiento a través del régimen de Seguridad Social correspondiente.
PROCEDIMIENTO DE LAVADO DE MANOS
MOJARSE BIEN LAS MANOS
CEPILLARSE BIEN LAS UÑAS
PONER UN POCO DE JABON
ENJUAGARLAS CON
ABUNDANTE AGUA
FROTARSE UNA CON OTRA
CON AMBOS LADOS
SECARSELAS CON UNA TOALLA
LIMPIA O PAPEL DESECHABLE
7
Si deseas ampliar esta información
contacta con nosotros en:
universidadeuropea.es
UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA
DE MADRID
CAMPUS ALCOBENDAS
Avda. Fernando Alonso, 8
28108 Alcobendas
Madrid
CLÍNICA UNIVERSITARIA
ODONTOLÓGICA
Paseo Santa M.ª de la Cabeza, 92
28045 Madrid
Madrid
Annex 4
Ejemplar para la Universidad
CONSENTIMIENTO INFORMADO SOBRE LOS RIESGOS BIOLÓGICOS DERIVADOS DE
LA ACTIVIDAD SANITARIA DURANTE LAS PRÁCTICAS CLÍNICAS DE LOS ALUMNOS DE
CIENCIAS BIOMÉDICAS Y CIENCIAS DE LA SALUD, MEDIDAS PREVENTIVAS y
PROTOCOLO DE ACTUACIÓN EN CASO DE ACCIDENTE
CON EXPOSICIÓN A MATERIAL BIOLÓGICO
Nombre y Apellidos:…………………………………………………………………………..………………………………………………
Fecha de nacimiento:………………………………. Nacionalidad:………………………………………………………………...
Alumno de la Titulación:…………………………………………………………………………………………Curso:………………..
N º de expediente……………………….….manifiesto expresamente:
1. Que he sido informado sobre los riesgos y medidas de precaución universal en relación a las
prácticas clínicas que voy a realizar como alumno de Ciencias Biomédicas y Ciencias de la
Salud.
2. Que asumo los riesgos propios de las mismas y las consecuencias que en su caso pudieran
derivarse.
3. Que he sido informado de la estricta obligación que tengo de estar vacunado frente a
hepatitis B para poder participar en las prácticas, requisito sin el cual estaré excluido de las
mismas.
4. Que antes del comienzo de las prácticas dispondré de Tarjeta Sanitaria en vigor
(“Documento de Salud Joven”/Tarjeta Sanitaria de Desplazado o similar) que me permita
acceder al Sistema Público de Salud de la Comunidad de Madrid o Seguro Médico Privado
durante el año académico.
5. Que he sido informado del carácter urgente del accidente con exposición a material
biológico y la necesidad de valoración médica inmediata, así como las actuaciones y
comunicaciones posteriores que debo realizar según el procedimiento de la UE establecido
al efecto.
6. Que he sido informado de la obligación de notificar a la UE, tan pronto como tenga
conocimiento, cualquier incidencia en mi salud que pudiera afectar al desarrollo de las
prácticas clínicas y/o a la salud de las personas/pacientes que voy a asistir.
7. Que los desplazamientos en caso de accidente por este motivo desde el lugar donde realice
las prácticas al lugar de asistencia sanitaria y Campus de Villaviciosa para la comunicación al
Servicio Médico de la Universidad serán por cuenta propia.
En Madrid, a……………de………………………..de…………..
Firma del Alumno:
Los datos personales que Vd. nos proporciona, incluidos los de salud, serán recogidos en un fichero titularidad de UNIVERSIDAD
EUROPEA DE MADRID S.L., con domicilio en C/ Tajo s/n, Villaviciosa de Odón, Madrid. Este fichero tiene como finalidad prestarle un
servicio de prevención y diagnóstico médico y registrar los accidentes/incidentes que se produzcan en La Universidad Europea de
Madrid. Los destinatarios de la información serán exclusivamente los empleados de UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE MADRID S.L.
especialmente designados para ello. Vd. podrá ejercitar los derechos de acceso, rectificación, cancelación y oposición previstos en la
legislación sobre protección de datos, dirigiéndose por escrito a UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE MADRID S.L. a la dirección arriba
indicada, e indicando como destinatario al Responsable de Informática de UNIVERSIDAD EUROPEA DE MADRID S.L.
Annex 5
1.- Logarse en el sistema, en la página https://reservasrtv.uem.es
2.- Elegir idioma y añadir mail de contacto en My information:
3.- Elegir el tipo de artículo principal: cámara de foto, video, grabadora de audio...
4.- Selección de fecha de recogida deseada:
5.- Pulsar en un recurso disponible sobre la hora aproximada a la que queremos recoger el material:
6.- En la nueva ventana podremos seguir reservando material relacionado con el recurso principal como son:
trípode, micrófonos, baterías, cables, iluminación y otros accesorios:
Aparecerá una nueva ventana con los elementos relacionados.
7.- El despegable indica el número de elementos que hay de cada recurso, en su mayoría solo se puede reservar
una unidad excepto los cables o material de iluminación. Si se precisas más unidades diferentes es necesario
hacerlo en la Oficina Técnica:
En ocasiones un recurso que aparece disponible el día 12, es posible que no esté disponible el 13, aparece un
asterisco al lado del despegable, si sitúas el cursor encima del recurso que quieres, te sale una ventana en la que
te dice la cantidad de elementos disponibles para ese recurso en el periodo que tengas puesto.
8.- Comprobar el listado de material reservado fijando la fecha y hora de recogida y devolución (máximo 5 días).
Indicar obligatoriamente vuestro teléfono de contacto, profesor que ha mandado la práctica y tipo de ejercicio a
realizar. Posteriormente pulsar Añadir:
Si el sistema dice que el número de recursos es mayor del que los que se disponen. Comprobad que el periodo
completo para el que solicitáis el recurso esté disponible
9.- La reserva quedará pendiente de autorización (color amarillo y blanco). Un monitor supervisará en un periodo
más o menos breve de tiempo que lo que se pide esté correcto y autorizará vuestra reserva (amarillo):
RESERVA PENDIENTE DE AUTORIZACIÓN
RESERVA AUTORIZADA
Otros aspectos a tener en cuenta:
 Se entregará el material sólo al alumno que figure en la reserva y se requerirá acreditación.
 No se autorizarán reservas en las que no aparezcan número de teléfono, profesor y práctica.
 Todo el material se retira simultáneamente, el que no se saque queda anulado automáticamente.
 Si no se retira el material, la reserva se anula dos horas después del comienzo de la salida.
 En el momento de recogida el alumno debe comprobar que todo el material está bien, si observara algún
desperfecto debe comunicarlo en ese momento al monitor que le hace la entrega.
 El material se devolverá en buenas condiciones. Cualquier anomalía en el material será comunicada a los
monitores en el momento de devolución.
 Pasada la fecha y hora límite de devolución el sistema sanciona automáticamente y no dejará hacer ninguna
reserva durante el periodo de sanción. Si crees que te vas a retrasar, debes avisar a la oficina técnica en el
teléfono 912115375 de 8:30 a 21:00, de lunes a viernes excepto festivos. No se hacen reservas por teléfono.
 Existen máximos de material por reserva: Objetivos de fotografía (2), elementos de iluminación (8),
micrófonos (3), baterías video (2), resto de material (1).
 Para reservas especiales de más días, más material u otros tipo de trabajos es necesario verlo
personalmente en la Oficina Técnica.
 Para cualquier aclaración acudir a la Oficina Técnica en la planta baja del Edificio B de lunes a viernes de
8:30 a 21:30.
SANCIONES POR RETRASO O DETERIORO EN EL MATERIAL:
 El retraso en la devolución tiene una sanción de 15 días sin sacar material.
 Si tampoco se devuelve a primera hora del día siguiente (8:30 – 9:30) se añadirán 15 días a la sanción y así
sucesivamente.
 Devolver el material en mal estado por negligencia, mal uso, rotura o perdida de pequeños elementos, sea
intencionado o no y que suponga la baja temporal del equipo tendrá una sanción de 30 días.

No devolver el material o entregarlo gravemente averiado por mal uso o negligencia que suponga la baja
definitiva del equipo motivará la solicitud de apertura de expediente.
Annex 6
IDIOMA
ASIGNATURA
GRUPO
TRIMESTRE
español
Spanish Immersion course A1
M11
T0
español
M13
T0
español
Spanish Immersion course B1
M15
T0
español
Curso español A1.1
M11
T1
L +X 10.30-12.30
español
Curso español A1.1
M12
T1
M+J 16.30-18.30
español
Curso español A1.1
T11
T1
M+J 16.30-18.30
español
Curso español A2
M21
T1
L+X 12.30-14.30
español
Curso español A2
M22
T1
M+J 14.30-16.30
español
Curso español A2
T22
T1
M+J 16.30-18.30
español
Curso español B1.1
M31
T1
L+X 12.30-14.30
español
Curso español B1.1
M32
T1
M+J 14.30-16.30
español
Curso español B1.1
T31
T1
M+J 16.30-18.30
español
Curso español B2.1
M41
T1
L+X 14.30-16.30
español
Curso español A1.1 online
M1X
T1
español
Curso español A2 online
M2X
T1
español
Curso español B1.1 online
M3X
T1
español
M4X
T1
M11
T1
L 15.30-17.30
M11
T2
L 15.30-17.30
español
español
Curso español A1.1 CAMPUS
ALCOBENDAS
Curso español A1.1 CAMPUS
ALCOBENDAS
HORARIO
L-X 11.30-14.30+ V
10.00-13.00
L-X 11.30-14.30+ V
10.00-13.00
L-X 11.30-14.30+ V
10.00-13.00
Semionline (<50%
online)
Semionline (<50%
online)
Semionline (<50%
online)
Semionline (<50%
online)
M 12.30-14.30 y J
12.30-13.30
M 12.30-14.30 y J
12.30-13.30
español
Curso Cultura Hispanica B1
M31
T1
español
Curso Cultura Hispanica B2
M41
T1
español
Curso español A1.1
M11
T2
L+X 12.30-14.30
español
Curso español A1.2
M12
T2
L+X 12.30-14.30
español
Curso español A1.2
T11
T2
M+J 14.30-16.30
español
Curso español A2
T21
T2
M+J 16.30-18.30
español
Curso español B1.2
M31
T2
L+X 12.30-14.30
español
Curso español B2.2
T41
T2
L+X 14.30-16.30
español
Curso español A1.2 ONLINE
M1X
T2
español
Curso español A2 ONLINE
M2X
T2
español
Curso español B1.2 ONLINE
M3X
T2
español
M4X
T2
M12
T2
M13
T2
español
español
Curso intensivo de Lengua y
Cultura española A1
Curso intensivo de Lengua y
Cultura española B1
Semionline (<50%
online)
Semionline (<50%
online)
Semionline (<50%
online)
Semionline (<50%
online)
L-V 10.30-12.30 y
15.30-17.30
L-V 10.30-12.30 y
15.30-17.30
español
M11
T2
L-V 12.30-14.30
español
Spanish Immersion course B1
M16
T2
L-V 12.30-14.30
español
Curso Preparación al DELE
M11
T2
L-V 12.30-14.30
español
M1X
T3
español
M1Y
T3
español
Curso español A1.2
M11
T3
M+J 14.30-16.30
español
Curso español A2
M21
T3
M+J 14.30-16.30
español
Curso español A2 ONLINE
M2X
T3
Semionline (<50%
online)
español
Curso español B1.1
M31
T3
L+X 12.30-14.30
español
M3X
T3
Semionline (<50%
online)
español
Curso español B1.2
M41
T3
M+J 16.30-18.30
español
M4X
T3
Semionline (<50%
online)
español
Curso español B2.1
M22
T3
M+J 16.30-18.30
español
M22
T3
Semionline (<50%
online)
español
Curso español B2.2
T41
T3
L+X 14.30-16.30
español
M4X
T3
Semionline (<50%
online)
Semionline (<50%
online)
Semionline (<50%
online)
español
español
Curso Español para los
Negocios B1
Curso Español para los
Negocios B2
M35
T3
M44
T3
M 12.30-14.30 y J
12.30-13.30
M 12.30-14.30 y J
12.30-13.30

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