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Student 13/14
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Dear Student:
On behalf of the entire University community, I would like to welcome you to the University of Alicante, a public higher education
institution that serves society, generates knowledge and trains professionals and citizens who are engaged in upholding values. At
the University of Alicante, we are firmly committed to providing quality education, training and research.
Firstly, I would like to thank you for the trust you have placed in our University by deciding to further your professional training and
personal development here with us. Secondly, I wish to commend your decision in choosing this institution where students are the
centre-point of all activity and we aim to provide an all-round education at the highest level. Quality is guaranteed by our staff and
material resources and one of our main priorities is to strengthen relations with society and the productive sector.
Our University is located on a unique, practical and genuinely beautiful campus with a comprehensive infrastructure for all of our
academic, scientific, cultural, social and sporting activities.
We provide thorough quality teaching characterised by highly practical components in a wide range of degree and postgraduate
courses that are well-valued by the labour market, in all fields of knowledge.
We have signed numerous cooperation agreements with companies and institutions to guarantee students work experience during
their studies. Furthermore, career advice and support activities are organised to promote integration into the labour market. The
University also participates in several national and international mobility programmes.
On the University campus, a whole host of services is available to cover all your needs be they academic (degree courses, libraries, study rooms, computer network, language learning), cultural and sporting (sports facilities and cultural activities) or related to
everyday life (banks, restaurants, transport, bookshop and medical service).
As Vice-Chancellor of the University of Alicante I encourage you to take a leading role in your education and training, with your
hard work and all of our support.
This University unites us all.
Manuel Palomar
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Alicante.
Photography: Pilar Cortés
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The UA website
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Presentation (004), Centres and departments (005), Admissions and studies (005), Information and news (006), Research and business (006), Services (007), Students (007), Libraries (008), International programmes (008), Culture
and sport (009), Technological resources (009), University management (010).
Faculties and schools
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Faculty of Science (011), Faculty of Economics and Business Studies (012), Faculty of Law (013), Faculty of Education
Studies (013), Faculty of Arts and Philosophy (014), University Polytechnic (015), Faculty of Health Sciences (016),
Elda University School of Labour Relations (016), Departments (017), Institutes (019).
The student information office
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Student advice service
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Service of International Relations
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Activities agenda
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The official University of Alicante newsletter (BOUA)
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UA communications Unit
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University News (025), The suggestions office (026), Social Networks (026)
Equality Unit
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TRAINING
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University courses and degrees
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Degree Courses (030), Teaching calendar of qualification being phased out (032), Official post-graduate programmes
(University master’s) (034), Centre for doctorate and post-graduate studies (CEDIP) (036), Doctorate Programmes
(037), UA own post-graduate and specialist courses. Master’s (038), UA own post-graduate and specialist courses.
Specialist (040), UA own post-graduate and specialist courses. Expert (042),
Languages
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University of Alicante Language Centre (045), Asia-Pacific Relations Office (046), Courses in English (International Business Programme) (047), Valencian Language Courses (048) Certificate of Training in Teaching in Valencian (CEV) and
Certificate of Training in Teaching Foreign Languages (CELE) (050), Teaching in the Valencian Language (050).
Complementary training
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Secretariat for special courses (052), University Annexe Centres (052), Women’s studies centre (053), Permanent
University (056), The Rafael Altamira summer school (058).
Studie support
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Tutorial action
060
Employability promotion programme
061
GRANTS & FINANCIAL AID
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Grants & financial aid
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Grants for university degrees (062), Collaboration grants in UA centres and activities (065), Grants for postgraduate
and research studies (066), Other grants and financial aid (067).
Student exchanges and mobility
069
Work placements in companies and institutions
071
Employment
075
SERVICES
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Culture
Exhibitions (083), Courses and workshops (084), Hall of Science (086), The film workshop (087), The theatre workshop (087), The music workshop (088).
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Sports
Sport available (089), Sport facilities (092), University sports card (093), Physiotherapy and Podiatry Cabinet (094),
Sporting events (094), University sportsperson promotion and support programme (094), Higher sports council programme for elite sportspeople (094), Valencian regional government programme for level A & B sportspeople (094).
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Libraries
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I.T. and Telecommunication resources
Virtual campus (100), Open access computer rooms (100), Computing Rooms (101), UA wireless internet (wifi) (101),
E-mail: webmail (101), UA blogs (102), Programs recommended by the Computer Service (102), The publication of
personal websites (102), Your adverts on the website (102), Coneixement obert i programari lliure a la Universitat
d’Alacant (COPLA) (102), Electronic directory (103), User help centre (103), On-line Office (103), Access via mobile
devices (103).
Resources and social welfare
The student support centre (CAE) (104), University of solidarity (105), University of Alicante student insurance policies
(105), Medical care (106), Ophthalmological care (106), University identification card (TIU) (106), Lost property office
(106), The UA EcoCampus environmental management office, Pro-Vice-Chancellor of Campus and Sostenibility
(107), The green office (107), The University chapel (107).
Accommodation, bars and places to eat. Shopping centre
Accommodation (108), Bars and places to eat (114), The University of Alicante shopping centre (116).
100
Photocopiers, remote printing and other reprographic services
Copying and binding (117), Remote printing (117).
117
Transport
120
REPRESENTATION OF THE STUDENT BODY
114
Governing and representative bodies
134
Representation of the student body 137
University ombudsman
137
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ADMINISTRATIVE, ACADEMIC AND TEACHING ASPECTS
Administrative, academic and teaching aspects
138
Timetables, assignment of lecturers and exam calendar
139
Subjects, credits & fees
141
Credits-Recognition, Validation and Conversion
146
Assessment, examinations and marks
147
Summary of the regulations concerning permanence and continuation of studies for students registered
for the degree titles at the University of Alicante
150
Preliminary calendar for academic-administrative procedures
152
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
156
MAP & DIRECTORY
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INFORMATION
The UA website
THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE INFORMATION SYSTEM
The UA website is a genuine INFORMATION SYSTEM designed as a basic tool to provide organised, comfortable and rapid access
to all information about the University and even further afield. Send any comments or suggestions about the website to the Web
Committee web.ua.es/en/comite-web. The approximately 300,000 documents it contains are grouped into twelve sections. Let’s
see what they are.
Presentation
This section covers the administrative and academic organisation of the UA, as well as the Vice-Chancellor’s message, you can find
facts, figures and the University of Alicante annual reports. You’ll find statistics about the UA and other Spanish and foreign universities, as well as the University Coordination Council. You can view the UA photo album and the interactive map of the campus. The
automatic geographical and cartographic information system lets you see what rooms there are in each building and locate staff.
You’ll find information about the different Annexe Centres the University of Alicante has in Alicante, Biar, Cocentaina, Benissa, La
Nucía, Orihuela, Villena and Xixona.
www.ua.es/en/presentacion
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Centres and departments
Admissions and studies
This is the gateway to the different faculties, schools, institutes, UA
annexes and other UA centres.
www.ua.es/en/centros
The degree courses offered at the UA, both official and UA own degrees, graduate and post-graduate, curricula and a fact file on each
subject. Requirements, options, procedure and deadlines to access
different degrees and cycles. Teaching calendar. You can also access language courses, summer schools, University Annexe Centre
courses and complementary training courses.
www.ua.es/en/estudios
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INFORMATION
The UA website
Information and news
Research and business
If you need to know what’s going on, then this is where you’ll
find information, both about our University and other institutions and bodies. There are some very interesting links to the
communications media, the University of Alicante Agenda, the
VEU cultural magazine, the Research Agenda, the Actualidad
Universitaria digital magazine, e-magazines, official government
bulletins, job vacancies available through the GIPE (Student
Employment Service) page and much, much more. You can also
publish your own announcements and advertisements.
This section aims to display our research resources and projects and promote collaboration between the university and
business for the transfer of technology and knowledge. It includes calls for research grants, the kinds of agreements and procedures for signing them that can be used by companies and
other bodies to collaborate with the university, the departments,
institutes and research units at the UA, and the research support services, the centres that help transfer technology to the
business world (OTRI: Transfer of Research Results Office) and
CENEMES, which aim to promote the technological exchange
between companies and European organisations. There is also
a thesis search engine, Science Park, etc.
www.ua.es/en/informacion
www.ua.es/en/investigacion_empresa
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Services
This section describes the services offered by the University,
both for students and teaching staff, as well as the administration and services staff. If you need to know today’s menu at any
of the campus restaurants, the times when you can see a doctor,
where you can make photocopies or what services the travel
agency offers, then visit this page and you’ll see just how many
services there are to make your time at University much more
pleasant.
www.ua.es/en/servicios
Students
A collection of the topics that most interest you, FAQs, descriptions of the most common academic-administrative procedures,
resources offered by the UA and classified into: information,
I.T., social and welfare, national and international mobility, employment and business, accommodation, transport and special
offers, as well as information about bodies representing students
and university associations.
www.ua.es/en/alumnado
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INFORMATION
The UA website
Libraries
Here you’ll find everything related to the University Library and
you can access the bibliographic catalogue to search for the titles
that interest you. You can also access e-resources, such as databases and journals. Other services include computer reservation,
requests, inter-library loans, etc. This section also has links to the
Miguel de Cervantes Virtual Library, the Joan Lluis Vives Library
and the European Documentation Centre.
www.ua.es/en/bibliotecas
International programmes
This section describes the different programmes that allow you to
study in other countries, as well as the UA international mobility
support services.
There are links to the Systran language translation site and the
Internostrum and Salt translation engines (both for translating
Spanish and Valencian).
www.ua.es/en/internacional
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Culture and sport
Technological resources
A description of the Computer Service, a list of e-resources,
search engines, software, UA web servers and interesting links.
Support for the publication of personal pages. UA blogs. Communications and Telephony. Wireless network. Regulations concerning the use of I.T. resources and Internet services.
www.ua.es/en/internet
Everything you need to know about university sport. The activities programmed for the museum, the workshops and courses
organised for the academic year and a range of cultural activities
in which you might wish to take part, as well as the VEU digital
magazine. As for sport, here you’ll find information about the facilities (location, conditions of use, opening times, etc.), sports
activities, courses offering free-choice credits, competitions and
other sporting events.
www.ua.es/en/cultura
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The UA website
University management
All about university regulations, university body agreements,
documents on university management and administration, public job offers and basic legislation regarding education and
universities. There are links to official state bulletins and university services.
www.ua.es/en/normativa
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INFORMATION Faculties and schools
Faculty of Science
SECRETARY
Location: Faculty of Science, Ground Floor.
Phone: 965 903 557 - Fax: 965 903 781.
[email protected].
Timetable:
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 9 am. to 5 pm.
Wednesday and Friday 9 am. to 2 pm.
Reception: Phase II: 965 909 543, Science Lecture Building (CTQ)
965 909 618, Optics Building 965 909 540, Optics Lecture Hall Building 965 909 621.
DECANAL STRUCTURE
Dean: Andreu Bonet Jornet; Vice-Dean for Academic and Student:
David Guijarro Espí; Vice-Dean of Quality, Infrastructure and Security: Luis Gras García; Academic Coordinator of Biology: Rosa María Martínez Espinosa; Academic Coordinator of Marine Sciences:
Francisca Giménez Casalduero; Academic Coordinator of Geology:
Juan Carlos Cañaveras Jiménez; Academic Coordinator of Mathematics: Maria Dolores Molina Vila; Academic Coordinator Optometry and Academic Coordinator of Clinical Optometry: María Teresa
Caballero Caballero; Academic Coordinator of Chemistry: María
José Illan Gómez; Office Coordinator OPEMIL: Fernando Santos
Sánchez: Secretary: José Miguel Sempere Ortells.
SERVICES WITHIN THE CENTRE
Science Library, Technical Research Support (VIDI), OPEMIL (Office for Work Experience and Entry into the Job Market), Meeting
Room, Optometry Clinic, Computer Room, The “Alfredo Orts” Hall,
Teaching laboratories, Student Photocopying Service (situated in
the Optics Lecture Hall Building and Phase II, Science Building, 1st
Floor).
ciencias.ua.es/en/faculty-of-sciences.html
ORGANISATION, REGULATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS
Faculty Board, Faculty Senate, Library Committee, Security Committee, Quality Assurance Committee, Degree Committee, Faculty Internal Rules and Regulations, Rules and Regulations for Review and Appeals of written exam results, IAESTE (The International Association
for the Exchange of Students for Technical Experience), Science Faculty Tuna Singers. PIEM (Independent Mathematics Student Platform
Association), LUCA Science Students Association. Association of UA Chemistry Students (AEQUA), National Association of Mathematics
Students (ANEM), Association for Ecology and the Environment, Look & Learn Association – Optometry Student’s Group, Student Office
– Science Section.
STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES
Location: Faculty of Science
Phone: 965 903 557 - Fax: 965 903 781.
[email protected]
PATRON SAINT’S DAY
San Alberto Magno.
(15th November).
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Faculty of Economics and
Business Studies
Library, Work Placements Office, International Relations Office,
Economics courses in English, Computer Rooms, Auditorium.
Faculty Board, Faculty Senate, Selection Committee, Quality Assurance Commission, Library User Committee, Procedural Regulations
Committee for Review and Appeals of Exams, Faculty Internal
Rules and Regulations, Internal Rules and Regulations for Student Mobility.
www.ua.es/centros/economicas/delegacion_alumnos.html
[email protected] - Phone: 965 903 400 (ext. 2046).
Location: Aulario I Lecture Building, 1st Floor.
Timetable: Tuesday from 12:45 am. to 3 pm. and Wednesday from
3 pm. to 4:30 pm.
economicas.ua.es/en
SECRETARY
Location: Germán Bernácer’s Building (Ground floor).
Department of Education: Phone: 965 903 670/3671.
Fax: 965 909 789. [email protected]
Work placements in Business/Institutions – National and International Mobility: Phone: 965 909 604/9406 - Fax: 965 909 789.
[email protected]; [email protected]
Timetable: Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 9 am. to 5 pm.
Wednesday and Friday from 9 am. to 2 pm.
Summer Timetable: June and July. Monday to Friday 9 am. to 2 pm.
Reception: 965 909 535.
DECANAL STRUCTURE
Dean: Mª Jesús Santa María Beneyto; Vice-Dean of administration
and business management / tourism-AD. E: Bartolomé Marco Lajara; Deputy Dean of Economics: Julio Carmona Martínez; Vice-Dean
of advertising and public relations: Natalia Papí Gálvez; Deputy Dean
of Sociology: Oscar Santacreu Fernández; Dean of Social work:
Victor Giménez Bertomeu; Vice-Dean for international relations and
mobility: Juan Luis Nicolau Gonzálbez; Vice-Dean of external practices: Raúl Ruiz Callado; Postgraduate Vice Dean: Paloma Taltavull
de la Paz; Deputy Vice-Dean of students and educational innovation:
Francisca Benito Chicote; Deputy Vice-Dean of quality: Sonia Sanabria García; Secretary: José Agulló Candela.
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Faculty of Law
Faculty of Education Studies
derecho.ua.es/en
educacio.ua.es/en
SECRETARÍA
Location: Faculty of Law, Ground Floor.
Phone:. 965 903 573 - 3570 - 3683 - Fax: 965 909 896;
[email protected].
Timetable: Monday to Friday 9 am.to 2 pm. Mondays, Thuesdays
and Thurdays to 9 am. to 5 pm.
Reception: 965 909 544.
SECRETARY
Location: Faculty of Education Studies, Ground Floor.
Phone: 965 903 708 - Fax: 965 903 827; [email protected].
Timetable: Monday and Thursday 9 pm. to 5 pm. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 9 am. to 2 pm.
Reception: 965 909 545.
DECANAL STRUCTURE
Dean: Pedro J. Femenía López; Vice-Dean for Academic, Student and Research. Coordinator Degrees in Law and DADE: Luis
Alfonso Martínez Giner; Vice-Dean Quality, Innovation in Teaching and Equality Policies. Coordinator Degree in Public Administration and Management: María Almodóvar Iñesta; Vice-Dean
external practices and Mobility. Coordinator Degree in Criminology: Cristina Fernández-Pacheco Estrada; Vice-Dean Graduate:
Mercedes Fernández López; Vice-Dean Culture, Communication
and Promotion Linguistics. Coordinator Degree in Industrial Relations and Labour Sciences: Aurea Ramos Maestre; Secretary:
Millán Requena Casanova.
Legal Sciences Library, Meeting Room, Computer Room, Auditorium.
ORGANISATION AND REGULATIONS
Academic Committees in each of the degrees: Bachelor, Master
and Doctorate, Commission on Recognition and Credit Transfer,
Internal Assurance Commission Quality of the Faculty and Selection Committees. The information on the regulations governing
the school, collegiate bodies agreements, documents on the management and administration of the center, etc ... is posted on
the website of the Faculty:<http://derecho.ua.es/en/>
DELEGACIÓN DE ESTUDIANTES
Location: Aulario I, First Floor.
http://web.ua.es/en/delegacion-alumnos-derecho/delegationof-students-from-law.html
FEAST
Solemn Graduation Ceremony in honor of St. Raymond of Peñafort. It is celebrated in the second half of February.
DECANAL STRUCTURE
Dean: M. Ángeles Martínez Ruíz; Vice-Dean Early Childhood Education Degree: Francesc Xavier Llorca Ibi; Vice-Dean Elementary
Education Degree: José Manuel García Fernández; Vice-Dean
Grade Science of Physical Activity and Sport: José Antonio Pérez Turpin ; Vice-Dean Master and Research: José María Esteve
Faubel; Vice-Dean Mediation academic coordinator, Mobility and
Language Policy: Dari Escandell Maestre; Vice-Dean Mediation
academic coordinator, Mobility and Language Policy: Juan José
Chinchilla Mira; Secretary: Antonio Miguel Pérez Sánchez.
Library, 2 Music Rooms and 1 Plastics Room in the Jorge Juan
Building, Computer Room, Language Laboratory, Biology Laboratory, Eliseo Gómez Room.
COMPLEMENTARY CLASSES FOR STUDENTS WITH DEGREES IN TEACHING FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF ALICANTE
Aptitude Certificate, Valencian Teacher Advanced Diploma and
Ecclesiastical Suitability Declaration (DEI).
Senate and Faculty Board.
Location: Faculty of Education Studies, Ground Floor.
Phone: 965 903 895.
San José de Calasanz
(27th November).
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Faculty of Arts and Philosophy
multaneous Interpreting Laboratories, Translation and Language
Laboratory, Teaching and Research Laboratory, Self- Access
Language Laboratory.
Faculty Senate, Faculty Board, Permanent Faculty Committee,
Other Committees, Rules and Regulations of Internal Procedures, Geography Students and Young Geographers Association
(EGEA-Alicante).
Location: Ground Floor - Faculty of Arts. Building II.
Phone: 965 903 400 (extension 2837) - Fax: 965 903 449.
San Isidoro (4th April).
lletres.ua.es/en
SECRETARY
Location: Faculty of Arts. Building I.
Phone: 965 903 448 - Fax: 965 903 449;
[email protected] lletres.ua.es/es/consultanos.html
Timetable: Monday to Friday 9 am. to 2 pm.
Monday and Thursday 3 pm. to 5 pm.
Reception: Building I: 965 909 547, Building II: 965 909 548,
Building III: 965 909 546.
DECANAL STRUCTURE
Dean: Jorge Olcina Cantos; Vice-Dean of Academic Planning,
Teaching Staff (Coordinator of Degree in Spanish language and
Literature): Susana Pastor Cesteros; Vice-Dean of Quality, Teaching Innovation and New Educational Proposals: Francisco Javier Jover Maestre; Vice-Dean of Culture, Communication, Language Promotion and Institutional Relations (grade coordinator
Catalan studies, French studies and Arab and Slamic studies):
Àngels Francés Díez; Vice-Dean of Students, Equality Policies
and Spaces: Inmaculada Fernández Arrillaga; Vice-Dean of
Postgraduate Studies: Rosa Ana Gutiérrez Lloret; Vice-Dean for
Mobility Research and Library (Coordinator of Grades in English
Studies, Translation and Interpretation): Jordi Sánchez Martí;
Vice-Dean of Work Experience Programmes (Coordinator of Degree in Tourism Geography and Regional Planning): José Ramón
Valero Escandell; Secretary: Isabel Díaz Sánchez.
Business Practices Office, Office of Student Mobility,Library,
Aula Magna Lecture Hall, Language Laboratory, Phonetics Laboratory, Computer Linguistics Laboratory, Computer Room, Exhibition Room, Multimedia Room, Auditorium, Photocopiers, Si-
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University Polytechnic
Director of Institutional Relations and Work Placement: Antonio
Manuel Jimeno Morenilla; Deputy Director of International Relations and Cooperation: Estela Saquete Boro; Director of the Master in Computer Engineering. Technology Deputy Area. Director of
Studies in Computer Engineering: Mireia Luisa Sempere Tortosa;
Deputy Construction Area. Head of Architectural Studies: Ángel
Benigno González Avilés; Director of the Master in Computer Technology: Sergio Antonio Cuenca Asensi; Director of the Master in
Software Development and Web Services: Santiago Meliá Beigbeder; Director of the Master in Materials Engineering, Water and
Land: Emilio Manuel Zornoza Gómez; Director of the Master in
Occupational Health and Safety: Pedro José Varo Galvañ; Director
of Sustainable Architecture and Urbanism Master: María Elia Gutiérrez Mozo; Director of the Master in Automation and Robotics:
Jorge Pomares Baeza; Director of the Master in Management and
Sustainable Water Technologies: Daniel Prats Rico; Secretary: Antonio Soriano Paya.
www.eps.ua.es
SECRETARY
Location: University Polytechnic, Polytechnic Building I.
Administrator: Nieves Handrich Osset.
Timetable: Wednesday and Friday 9 am. to 2 pm. Monday,
Tuesday
and Thursday from 9 am. to 5 pm.
Reception: Polytechnic Building I: 965 903 680, Polytechnic
Building
II: 965 909 537, Polytechnic Building III: 965 909 397, Polytechnic
Building IV: 965 909 538.
MANAGEMENT BOARD
Director: Juan Andrés Montoyo Guijarro; Assistant Coordinator:
Juan Antonio Puchol García; Deputy Architecture. Assistant
Degree in Architecture: Ramón Maestre López-Salazar; Assistant Technical Architecture. Assistant Degree in Engineering
Building. Director of the Masters in Construction Management:
Juan Carlos Pérez Sánchez; Deputy Director of Civil Engineering Degree. Assistant Director of Public Works. Head of Civil
Engineering Studies: Francisco De Borja Varona Moya;Deputy
Director of Civil Engineering and Ports. Deputy Director of Engineering Geology. Head of Civil Engineering Studies: Javier
García Barba; Assistant Director of Facilities and Infrastructures. Head of Multimedia Engineering Studies: Santiago Timoteo
Puente Méndez; Deputy Degree in Computer Engineering. Deputy Director of Computer Engineering: Virgilio Gilart Iglesias;
Assistant Director of Multimedia Engineering Degree: Pedro
Agustín Pernias Peco; Assistant Degree in Chemical Engineering. Assistant Director of Chemical Engineering: Juan Carlos
García Quesada; Assistant Director of Telecommunications Engineering. Deputy Director of Engineering Degree in Sound and
Image in Telecommunications: Mariela Lazara Álvarez López;
Assistant Director of Educational Quality and Innovation: Miguel
Ángel Lozano Ortega; Communication and Student Assistant.
Head of Postgraduate Studies: Josue Antonio Nescolar de
Selva; Graduate Assistant. Director of the Masters in Telecommunications Engineering: Carolina Pascual Villalobos; Assistant
Polytechnic Library (within the General Library Building), 2 Auditoriums, 2 Meeting Rooms, Lecture Hall, Private Study Area, Self-acces Practicals Laboratory, Supervised Practicals Laboratory, Electronics Laboratory, Television and Video Laboratory, IT Laboratory,
Student Photocopier, Café (Next to the Polytechnic I Building).
Centre Senate, School Board, Area Committees, Validation Committee, Selection Committee, Library Users Committee, Commission for Quality, Commission for Language Policies, Commission
for Credit Recognition and Transfer, Internal Regulations of the
EPS System Academic and Student Assesment, Club. Net Alicante, Association IC +; Radio EPS, Technical Magazine, Audio-visual
Group EPS, University Polytechnic Astronomy Association and
Ex-Alumni Students Association.
Location: Polytechnic I Building.
Timetable: Monday to Thurday from 10 am. to 1 pm. and from 4
pm. to 7 pm. Friday from 10.30 am. to 1.30 pm. Outside of these
times arrange an appointment by sending an email to:
[email protected]
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Faculty of Health Sciences
Nursing Practicum Committee, Human Nutrition and Dietetics
Practicum Committee, Teaching Staff Selection Committee, Credit
Recognition Committee, Postgraduate Committee, Library Users
Committee. Internal Regulations. Examination Regulations. Health
Week, SCLE (Spanish Nursing Graduates Scientific Committee),
Midwives Teaching Unit.
Location: Aulario I Lecture Building (1st Floor).
Phone: 965 903 400 (extension 2718) - Fax: 965 903 776.
St. Isabel of Hungary.
Elda University School of
Labour Relations
fcsalud.ua.es/en
SECRETARY
Location: Faculty of Health Sciences, Ground Floor.
Timetable: Morning: Monday to Friday. 9 am. to 2 pm.
Afternoons: Monday and Thursday. 3 pm. to 5 pm.
Reception: 965 909 539.
MANAGEMENT BOARD
Dean: Ana Laguna Pérez; Vice-Dean of studies of Graduate: Jose
Antonio Hurtado Sánchez; Vice-Dean of Research, Postgraduate/
PhD Studies & international relationships: Mª Teresa Ruiz Cantero;
Vice-Dean of Quality and Students: Eva Mª Gabaldón Bravo; Secretary: Mª Cristina García Cabanes.
HEADS OF PROGRAMMES
Mobility: Mª José Muñoz Reig y Mª Carmen Bernabeu González.
Master in Research in Nursing Science: Mª José Cabañero Martínez.. Master in Culture of Care: Mª Carmen Solano Ruiz. Master
in Food Science and Nutrition: Juan Mora Pastor. Master in Clinical Nutrition and Community: José Antonio Hurtado Sánchez.
Doctorate in Sciences of the Health: Carlos Álvarez-Dardet Díaz.
Coordination PAT: María Flores Vizcaya Moreno.
Computer Room, Assembly hall, Classrooms, Simulation Rooms,
Meeting Rooms, Library (in the General Library).
Centre Board, Permanent Committee, Quality Committee, Educational Innovation Committee, Research Committee, Academic
and Student Body Committee, International Relations Committee,
http://web.ua.es/es/eurle/
SECRETARY
Location: C/ Pico Veleta s/n. Apdo Correos 888, 03600 ELDA.
Phone / Fax: 965 399 511; [email protected].
Timetable: Monday to Friday 11 am. to 2 pm. and 5 am. to 8 pm.
(Friday 5 pm. to 7 pm.).
MANAGEMENT BOARD
Director: Mª Pilar Iñiguez Ortega; Assistant Manager: Francisco
Soriano Cano; Secretary: Gabriel García Cremades.
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Departments
DEPARTMENT
FACULTY
PHONE
FAX
E-MAIL
AGROCHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY
Faculty of Sciences II
965 903 880
965 909 955
[email protected]
APPLIED ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
Business Studies
965 903 609
965 909 322
[email protected]
REGIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS AND PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
Faculty of Arts and
Philosophy II
965 903 428
965 903 428
[email protected]
MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS
965 903 531
965 903 531
[email protected]
BIOTECHNOLOGY
Biotechnology Wing
965 903 999
965 903 965
[email protected]
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
University Polytechnic II
965 903 900
965 903 902
[email protected]
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Faculty of Sciences III
965 903 740
965 903 815
[email protected]
EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
965 903 552
965 909 862
[email protected]
SCIENCE OF THE SEA AND APPLIED BIOLOGY
University building 13
965 909 840
965 909 897
[email protected]
HISTORY OF LAW
Faculty of Law
965 903 638
965 909 864
[email protected]
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND COMMUNICATION
Social Sciences
965 909 884
965 903 437
[email protected]
ARCHITECTURAL CONSTRUCTIONS
University Polytechnic IV
965 903 677
965 903 702
[email protected]
CIVIL LAW
Faculty of Law
965 903 588
965 903 932
[email protected]
LABOUR AND SOCIAL SECURITY LAW
Faculty of Law
965 903 598
965 903 600
[email protected]
INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC LAW AND CRIMINAL LAW
Faculty of Law
965 903 595
965 903 849
[email protected]
COMMERCIAL LAW AND PROCEDURAL LAW
Faculty of Law
965 909 514
965 909 513
[email protected]
GENERAL AND SPECIFIC DIDACTICS
Faculty of Education Studies I
965 903 721
965 903 506
[email protected]
ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL STUDIES
Faculty of Law
965 903 632
965 903 634
[email protected]
ECOLOGY
965 903 625
965 909 832
[email protected]
APPLIED ECONOMICS AND ECONOMIC POLICY
Business Studies
965 903 604
965 903 603
[email protected]
FINANCIAL ECONOMICS AND ACCOUNTING
Business Studies
965 903 621
965 903 621
[email protected]
COMMUNITY NURSING, PREVENTIVE MEDICINE AND PUBLIC
HEALTH AND HISTORY OF SCIENCE
Social Sciences Building
965 903 919
965 903 964
[email protected]
BUILDING AND URBANISM
965 903 652
965 903 820
[email protected]
NURSING
University Nursing School
965 903 518
965 903 935
denfe@listas.
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OPERATIVE RESEARCH AND STATISTICS
965 903 531
965 903 667
[email protected]
STATE LAW STUDIES
Faculty of Law
965 903 581
965 903 686
[email protected]
GRAPHIC EXPRESSION AND CARTOGRAPHY
965 903 654
965 909 465
[email protected]
CATALAN STUDIES
Fac. of Arts and Philosophy I
965 903 410
965 909 330
[email protected]
SPANISH STUDIES, GENERAL LINGUISTICS AND THEORY OF
LITERATURE
965 903 413
965 909 452
[email protected]
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DEPARTMENT
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PHONE
FAX
E-MAIL
ENGLISH STUDIES
965 903 439
965 903 800
[email protected]
LESS-COMMONLY TAUGHT LANGUAGES
Fac. of Arts and Philosophy III
965 903 406
965 909 443
[email protected]
PHILOSOPHY OF LAW AND INTERNATIONAL PRIVATE LAW
Faculty of Law
965 903 824
965 909 623
[email protected]
APPLIED PHYSICS
965 903 540
965 909 726
[email protected]
PHYSICS, SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND SIGNAL THEORY
965 903 682
965 909 750
[email protected]
PHYSIOLOGY, GENETICS AND MICROBIOLOGY
University building 12
965 909 494
965 909 569
[email protected]
FUNDAMENTS OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
Business Studies
965 903 614
965 903 898
[email protected]
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
Fac. of Arts and Philosophy II
965 903 420
965 903 464
[email protected]
MEDIEVAL AND MODERN HISTORY AND HISTIOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES
Fac. of Arts and Philosophy III
965 903 443
965 903 443
[email protected]
CONTEMPORARY HUMANITIES
965 903 431
965 909 320
[email protected]
CIVIL ENGINEERING
965 903 707
965 903 678
[email protected]
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
Faculty of Sciences I
965 903 867
965 903 826
[email protected]
INNOVATION AND DIDACTIC TRAINING
Fac. of Education Studies I
965 909 700
965 909 700
[email protected]
COMPUTER LANGUAGES AND SYSTEMS
965 903 772
965 909 326
[email protected]
MARKETING
Fac. of Economics and
Business Studies
965 903 611
965 903 621
[email protected]
APPLIED MATHEMATICS
965 909 714
965 909 707
[email protected]
QUANTITATIVE METHODS AND ECONOMIC THEORY
Business Studies
965 903 563
965 9030464
[email protected]
OPTICS, PHARMACOLOGY AND ANATOMY
University Optics and
Optometry School
965 903 508
965 903 464
[email protected]
BUSINESS ORGANISATION
Business Studies
965 903 606
965 903 606
[email protected]
PREHISTORY, ARCHAEOLOGY, ANCIENT HISTORY, GREEK AND
LATIN STUDIES
Fac. of Arts and Philosophy
965 903 663
965 903 823
[email protected]
HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY
Social Sciences
965 903 990
965 909 835
[email protected]
DEVELOPMENT PSYCHOLOGY AND DIDACTICS
Social Sciences
965 909 886
965 909 886
[email protected]
ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, NUTRITION AND BROMATOLOGY
965 903 527
965 903 697
[email protected]
INORGANIC CHEMISTRY
965 903 536
965 903 537
[email protected]
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Faculty of Sciencies I
965 909 350
965 903 454
[email protected]
PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
Faculty of Sciencies I
965 903 986
965 903 549
[email protected]
SOCIOLOGY I
Social Sciences
965 903 494
965 903 868
[email protected]
SOCIOLOGY II
Social Sciences
965 903 860
965 903 495
[email protected]
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FACULTY
PHONE
FAX
E-MAIL
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTING
965 903 681
965 909 643
[email protected]
SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL SERVICES
Social Sciences
965 903 983
965 903 968
[email protected]
TRANSLATION AND INTERPRETING
965 909 848
965 909 847
[email protected]
INSTITUTE
FACULTY
PHONE
FAX
E-MAIL
Institutes
EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES INSTITUTE
Germán Bernácer Building
965 903 520
965 903 684
[email protected]
INTER-UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND
WORLD PEACE
Aulario I
965 909 881
965 909 769
[email protected]
INTER-UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF GEOGRAPHY
University Institutes Building
965 903 426
965 909 485
inst.geografia@
ua.es
INTER-UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
965 903 782
965 903 816
[email protected]
INTER-UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF VALENCIAN STUDIES
965 909 329
965 909 317
inst.filovalen@
ua.es
INTER-UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE FOR APPLIED MODERN LANGUAGES
Biotechnology Wing
965 909 579
965 903 800
[email protected]
RAMÓN MARGALEF MULTIDISCIPLINARY INSTITUTE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (IMEM)
965 909 873
965 909 873
[email protected]
RESEARCH INSTITUTE FOR WATER AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
965 903 948
965 909 418
[email protected]
INSTITUTE FOR ELECTROCHEMISTRY
965 909 814
965 909 814
[email protected]
UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS APPLIED TO THE SCIENCES
AND THE TECHNOLOGIES
Polytechnic University
College III
965 909 951
965 909 951
[email protected]
INSTITUTE FOR CHEMICAL PROCESS ENGINEERING
Faculty of Sciences I
965 903 867
965 903 826
[email protected]
CIBIO IBEROAMERICAN BIODIVERSITY RESEARCH INST.
Faculty of Sciences III
965 909 607
965 903 780
[email protected]
INSTITUTE FOR COMPUTER RESEARCH
965 909 872
965 909 874
[email protected]
INSTITUTE FOR TOURISM RESEARCH
965 909 551
965 909 552
[email protected]
INSTITUTE FOR MATERIALS
965 909 820
965 909 820
[email protected]
INSTITUTE FOR ORGANIC SYNTHESIS
Faculty of Phase I
965 903 400
(2121)
965 903 549
[email protected]
VALENCIAN ECONOMIC RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Fundaments of Economic
Analysis Department
965 903 563
965 903 685
[email protected]
IBEROAMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR CONSTITUTIONAL STUDIES
Faculty of Law
965 909 497
965 909 496
[email protected]
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The student information office
http://web.ua.es/oia
The Student Information Office is responsible for collecting information on all subjects related to university activities and making it
publicly available.
We provide information on:
- Organisation and operation of the different centres and services at the UA.
- Requirements and methods for access, academic paths and outlets, relationships between courses, etc for all courses offered.
- Formalities, requirements and deadlines for administrative and academic procedures: pre-registration, registration, validation, etc.
- Possibilities of obtaining financial aid for studies: calls for grants and financial aid for degrees, mobility, etc.
- Information about complementary training: courses, languages, conferences, seminars and other activities, whether recognised as
free-choice credits or not.
- Complementary information: accommodation, transport, etc.
We can help if you need to know anything about the University.
You can find us on our website at: web.ua.es/en/oia, at the address and telephone number below, as well as in our publications.
The website also has a FAQs section that can answer many of your questions.
http://web.ua.es/en/oia/
Location: Aulario II Lecture Building, Ground Floor.
Phone: 965 903 456 - Fax: 965 903 755; [email protected]
Opening times: Monday to Thursday from 9 am. to 5 pm.
Friday from 9 am. to 2 pm. (
During the summer - July and August-, Easter and Christmas the office will not open during the evening).
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Student advice service
Together with the Secretariat for Entrance Examinations,
this service is responsible for the university entrance
exams and the exams for those aged 25, 40 and 45
and over. It handles access to the University and preregistration in the Distrito Único de la Comunidad Valenciana for admission to all state universities in the Region
of Valencia. It issues official and University of Alicante
own degree certificates and copies of the official university entrance exam certificate. It manages the transfer
of dossiers, the reimbursement of fees, as well as the
grants awarded by the Ministry of Education, Culture
and Sport and the Valencian Regional Government, as
well as exemptions from University fees.
In addition, it collaborates with the Secretariat for Work
Placements and Student Support on the AITANA programme for work placements abroad (co-financed by
the European Erasmus and Leonardo da Vinci programmes) and internships for students in business and public
Institution private. It also manages the University Identification Card (TIU).
Location: Student Services Building.
Opening times: Mondays to Fridays - 9 am. to 2 pm.
In the evenings (to consult every unit).
http://sa.ua.es/en/students-service.html
International Relations Service
His creation frame inside the development of the Sectorial Strategic Plan of Internationalisation projected like key element to
fulfil with the mission assumed by the University of Alicante, and
the marked aims by the Office of the Vice President for International Relations. His functions are to coordinate and asesorar on
the activities directed to manage the programs of national and
international mobility of the students, professors and personal of
administration, as well as the programs, scholarships and projects of cooperation to the development and solidarity. The Service of International Relations is born like dependent administrative structure of the Vicerrectorado of International Relations
to give support and coordinate the three units that compose it:
- Mobility and International Programs.
- Asia-Pacific Relations Office.
- Cooperation to the Development.
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Activities agenda
The databases supporting the electronic agendas are updated
daily with all the activities of interest to the university community:
grants and financial aid, courses (doctorate, post-graduate, summer courses, sundry courses, etc.), cultural and sports activities,
awards and competitions, congresses, conferences, etc.
This information can be searched for by area, subject, title and location, as well as by carrying out historical searches, etc. The system also allows searches to be fine-tuned to find only University
of Alicante activities, those open for registration, those recognised
as free-choice credits, etc.
To make the searching process easier, the data is grouped into
different agendas.
Agendas you can access through the INFORMATION AND NEWS
block:
- General Activities Agenda. This is the general agenda and includes all activities on the database.
- University of Alicante Activities Agenda. Here you can find all
the information about the activities being carried out at the UA
and in its setting.
- Research Agenda. This agenda contains specific information
about research-related events and calls. cv1.cpd.ua.es/agenda/
default_investigacion.asp
- Sports Agenda: This allows you to list sporting activities by type
or date. cv1.cpd.ua.es/agenda/deportes/default.asp.
aplicacionesua.cpd.ua.es/agenda/default.asp?idioma=en
The official University of Alicante newsletter (BOUA)
The “BOUA” (Official University of Alicante Newsletter) is designed
as a useful and effective tool for announcing the decisions taken
by official bodies of the University of Alicante. It also complies with
that the stipulations laid down in the first Additional Stipulation of
the University of Alicante Statutes.
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UA communications Unit
The Communications Unit manages a creative, transparent and professional global communication at the University of Alicante, to
disseminate their activities and communicate to society and the university community the values of the institution.
It is divided into the following subunits:
- Corporate Communications and the Rector.
- Academic and Scientific Communication.
- Social Communication, Cultural and International.
- Network Communication.
- Advertising and Corporate Communications.
- Communication Internal Consulting.
Location: Rectorado Building, Ground Floor.
Phone: 965 903 477 - Fax: 965 909 460.
[email protected]
http://web.ua.es/en/unidad-comunicacion/comunication-unit.html
University News
News portal open to all and preferably Internet and media, is a vehicle for internal communication, and simultaneously to news dissemination university campus community can know everything that the institution made daily.
http://web.ua.es/en/actualidad-universitaria/revista-digital-de-la-universidad-de-alicante.html
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The suggestions office
The Suggestions Office is a web-based service designed to provide the
University Community as a whole with the means to make its suggestions, possible improvements, new proposals, opinions and concerns
heard and answered effectively and rapidly. These can be made by anyone directly or indirectly involved with the University of Alicante.
It is designed to be a communication channel that is permanently open
to all.
http://web.ua.es/en/unidad-comunicacion/ci/suggestion-box.
html
Social Networks
Follow the University of Alicante in social networks. Scholarships, jobs, conferences, events, notices, research, practices, concerts, discounts, competitions and more ...
Become a fan of the UA! Follow us on:
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/campusua
Twitter: http://twitter.com/UA_Universidad
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/UAVideoTube
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Send us YOU!
In order to provide our University Community news broadcast areas related to own is established in the following form:
http://aplicacionesua.cpd.ua.es/proyectos/formulario/generaParte.
asp?id=91&idioma=es
Equality Unit
The University Of Alicante Equality Unit was founded in 2009 in compliance with the twelfth additional provision of the LOM-LOU
(revised edition of the Organic Law of Universities), which decrees that:
“Universities will establish equality units as part of their organisational structures, in order to promote those actions related to the
principle of equality between women and men.”
The right to equality between women and men has been recognised by the United Nations as a universal legal principle and has been
incorporated into the constitutions of democratic countries. However, legal equality, which represents a significant historical achievement for women and society in general, has proved inadequate to achieve genuine equality. Society faces the critical challenge of
eradicating determined stereotypes and promoting the conditions necessary for equality between women and men to become an
effective reality.
Women have increased their presence in different areas of society. The incorporation of women into education, and particularly higher
education, from which women were excluded for decades, is a good indication that significant advances have been made towards
achieving equality. Nevertheless, various reports on the position of women in universities testify to the persistence of inequalities and
imbalances regarding access to academic degrees, career paths and women’s participation in representative bodies.
This evidence of inequality indicates that, in addition to addressing the root causes, there is a need to take positive action in order to
redress and prevent these inequalities and achieve effective equality.
The Equality Unit’s main task is to monitor compliance with the University of Alicante “First Plan for Equal Opportunities for Women
and Men”, approved in January 2010, and the elaboretion of the II Plan of Equality that will have to approve along 2013. The plans of
equality incorporates measures which more or less directly affect the student body, such as:
• Awareness raising on the issue of gender equality.
• Actions aimed at eradicating the stereotypes associated with certain degrees.
• Prevention of sexual harassment, gender-motivated harassment and gender violence within the university community.
• Incorporation of a gender perspective in teaching and research at the UA.
The Equality Unit is located on the ground floor of the Social Sciences building.
The UA has an Equality Commission that serves as a channel for the participation of the university community in equality policies. The student body is represented in this Committee through the Student Council.
Phone: 965 909 917.
[email protected]
web.ua.es/en/unidad-igualdad
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The process of adapting Spanish university teaching to the European Higher Education Area is being implanted progressively from
the 2010/2011 academic year at the University of Alicante. The philosophy of the reform is based on:
- Facilitating the mobility of students and teaching staff throughout Europe.
- Favouring progressive convergence towards a common degree structure.
- Favouring the continuation or resumption of courses at the same or a different university.
The Spanish Government issued a Royal Decree on 29th October 2007 to regulate university courses (RD 1393/2007), amended by
Royal Decree 861/2010 of 2nd July, and this standard has been used for reference by universities to create their different degree
courses.
The University of Alicante (UA) has also drafted its own regulations for the implantation of the Degree
qualifications, approved by the Board of Governors on 30th June 2008.
Said university studies consist of 3 cycles:
- Degree.
- Master.
- Doctorate.
The different kinds of studies available at the UA can be classified in several ways
• According to the qualification awarded on successful completion:
- Official courses with full academic and professional validity in the whole of Spain.
- University own degree courses prepared by each university and which cannot use the denomination reserved for official qualifications. They are generally specialist qualifications.
• According to the level of teaching and admission requirements we can classify them by:
- Old Study Plan Courses: these are the qualifications of 3-Year Degree, 3-Year Degree in Engineering, 3-Year Degree in Architecture, Qualified Teacher, Degree, Engineering and Architecture, which will be gradually phased out from this academic year
onwards.
- Degree Courses. These are designed to give students an overall grounding in one or more subjects and are designed to prepare
them for professional activities. The qualification will be entitled Degree in T, with indication, where appropriate, M (corresponding
Mention) from the University of Alicante, and the Degree Supplement will refer to the branch of knowledge the qualification is assigned to. The 5 branches of knowledge are as follows: Arts and Humanities, Sciences, Health Sciences, Social & Legal Sciences
and Engineering & Architecture.
The study plans designed to obtain the qualifications must have the acquisition of competences by the students as one of the
primary aims. They will consist of 240 ECTS, except for certain qualifications regulated by European directives (Medicine, Architecture, etc.), which have more ECTS. The 240 ECTS are spread over 4 years with 60 credits each, divided into semesters with 30
credits in each. Students can register Full Time (60 credits in first registration, in pursuit of studies or registration with recognition
of credits from another degree, the range will be from 48 to 72 credits), Part Time (30 credits in first registration and continuing
studies in a range that goes from 24 to 47 credits) or Reduced Attention to Disability for each academic year it should be taken into
account that students are Part Time or Reduced Attention to Disability students (between 6 to 18 credits) for their qualification,
however they are full time as regards the subjects they register for.
- Master’s Courses. These are designed to provide students with advanced, specialised or multidisciplinary training focused on
academic or professional specialisation, or to encourage their participation in research activities.
The qualification will be entitled University Master’s Degree in T, where, specializing in E (specialty) from the University of Alicante.
The study plans will consist of 60 to 120 ECTS and will last from 1 to 2 years.
- Doctorate Courses. These are designed to provide students with advanced training in research techniques and may include
courses, seminars and other activities aimed at research training and will include the preparation and presentation of the corresponding Doctoral Thesis, consisting of an original research work.
The Doctorate qualification will be entitled PhD from the University of Alicante.
The Doctorate programme consists of two periods, one of training and the other of research – the training period may be a University Masters.
The Doctorate programmes will exist in tandem with the new courses that will take over in accordance with European Higher
Education Area guidelines.
The UA currently offers 39 degree qualifications, two being simultaneous study programmes of Law-Business Administration and
Management (LBAM) and Tourism-Business Administration and Management (TBAM). With regard to postgraduate studies, we offer
52 official Masters, 27 Doctorate programmes and 78 own postgraduate and specialisation courses (20 Masters, 20 Specialist and
38 Expert).
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Royal Decree RD 1125/2003 describes the EUROPEAN CREDIT or European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) as a European credit
system that organises the study plans so that they are more understandable and comparable, allowing universities to understand
each other more easily when it comes to managing academic records of international students.
The teaching system is based on student learning, valuing the effort made by students to pass subjects, meaning that it takes into
account the time spent attending classes, the hours spent studying, academic work, seminars, projects and the time needed to
prepare for and attend exams.
The following are the main features of the ECTS:
- Based on 60 credits as the workload of full time students for one academic year.
- The workload in Europe is 36 to 40 weeks per academic year. It is 40 weeks at the University of Alicante.
- A credit represents from 25 to 30 hours work. It represents 25 hours at the University of Alicante.
The ACADEMIC LEVEL achieved by students is expressed by marks that are reflected in their academic ratings, as per Royal Decree
1125/2003:
- 0 - 4.9: Fail (F).
- 5.0 - 6.9: Pass (P).
- 7.0 - 8.9: Good (G).
- 9.0 - 10: Excellent (E).
First Class Honours may be awarded for marks equal to or higher than 9.0, to a maximum of 5% of the students registered.
The average student record mark will be the result of applying the following formula: the sum of the credits obtained by the student,
each multiplied by the value of the corresponding marks and divided by the total number of credits obtained by the student.
Credits obtained through recognition of credits that are not integrated in the study plan will neither be rated numerically nor taken into
account for the average of the student record.
UA graduates must acquire specific knowledge and skills that are part of transversal competences that make up the TRANSVERSAL
CURRICULUM of the UA.
The transversal Curriculum consists of the following knowledge and skills that all UA graduates must acquire independently of the
qualifications they have chosen:
- Foreign Language: Minimum level B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for modern languages, with B2 being
recommended.
- I.T. and Information Studies: included in the different subjects as specific learning results.
- Oral and Written Communication: considered to be present in all subjects making up the qualification.
The OFFICIAL CERTIFICATES and QUALIFICATIONS to be obtained with degree courses at the UA are:
QUALIFICATION
CREDITS OBTAINED
CHARACTERISTICS
Degree in...
240 ECTS, except for Architecture 330 ECTS.
Official qualification valid in the whole of Spain.
European Degree supplement (EDS)
240 ECTS, except for Architecture 330 ECTS.
Certificate accompanying all official qualifications with all student information concerning
the courses studied, results obtained, professional capacities acquired and level of the qualification. Makes the training acquired by the
student understandable all over Europe.
Certificate of Initial University Studies (CIUS)
120 ECTS, if the 60 ECTS of the basic subjects
have been passed.
Certificate recognising the achievements of
students in order to enhance their employability.
Should recognise ECTS credits obtained in other
Public Universities in the Region of Valencia.
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Degree Courses
OFFICIAL DEGREE COURSES
PLACES
ECTS
SPANISH: LANGUAGE AND LITERATURES. Itineraries: Classical Studies; Hispanic Studies; English Studies; French Studies; Catalan Philology; Arabic and Islamic Studies; General Linguistics; Theory of Literature and Comparative Literature.
55
240
ARABIC AND ISLAMIC STUDIES. Itineraries: Classical Studies; Hispanic Studies; English Studies; French Studies; Catalan Philology; Arabic and Islamic Studies; General Linguistics; Theory of Literature and Comparative Literature.
50
240
FRENCH STUDIES. Itineraries: Classical Studies; Hispanic Studies; English Studies; French Studies; Catalan Philology; Arabic and
Islamic Studies; General Linguistics; Theory of Literature and Comparative Literature.
50
240
ENGLISH STUDIES. Itineraries: Classical Studies; Hispanic Studies; English Studies; French Studies; Catalan Philology; Arabic
and Islamic Studies; General Linguistics; Theory of Literature and Comparative Literature.
125
240
CATALAN PHILOLOGY. Itineraries: Classical Studies; Hispanic Studies; English Studies; French Studies; Catalan Philology; Arabic
and Islamic Studies; General Linguistics; Theory of Literature and Comparative Literature.
50
240
HISTORY. Itineraries: Cultural Heritage and Dissemination of History; Historical Culture and Constructions; The European and
Mediterranean World.
125
240
ARTS AND HUMANITIES
HUMANITIES
50
240
French 60
English 70
German 50
240
BIOLOGY. Itineraries: Environmental Biology; Biotechnology and Bio-health.
160
240
MARINE SCIENCES. Itineraries: Marine Resources; Marine and Coastal Environment.
50
240
GEOLOGY
50
240
MATHEMATICS. Itineraries: General Mathematics; Data Analysis and Applied Algebra; Mathematics Applied to the Social Sciences.
50
240
CHEMISTRY
60
240
NURSING
200
240
HUMAN NUTRITION AND DIETETICS. Itineraries: Nutrition and Sport; Diet, Nutrition and Population; Food Quality; New Nutritional
Demands and Special Situations.
100
240
OPTICS AND OPTOMETRY
70
240
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT. Specialities: Strategic Management; Marketing; Accounting and Finance;
International Business.
800
240
SCIENCES OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND SPORT. Itineraries: Teaching Physical Education and Sport; Sports Training; Physical
Activity and Quality of Life; Sports Management and Administration.
100
240
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LAW. Itineraries: Administration of Justice; Patrimonial and Business Law; Public Law.
300
240
(LBAM). PROGRAMME OF SIMULTANEOUS LAW-BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES
100
384
TRANSLATION AND INTERPRETING. Itineraries: Specialized Translation as Language B (English, French, German); Language D;
Translation Spanish-Catalan/Catalan-Spanish.
SCIENCES
HEALTH SCIENCES
LEGAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
CRIMINOLOGY. Itineraries: Public Safety, Private Investigation, Administration of Justice.
031
OFFICIAL DEGREE COURSES
PLACES
ECTS
ECONOMICS. Specialities: Economic Analysis; Public Economics; International, Regional and Urban Economics.
125
240
GEOGRAPHY AND REGIONAL PLANNING
50
240
PUBLIC MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION
75
240
INFANT EDUCATION TEACHER
360
240
PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHER
440
240
ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS
240
240
LABOUR RELATIONS AND HUMAN RESOURCES. Itineraries: Business Consultancy; Human Resources Management.
170
240
LABOUR RELATIONS AND HUMAN RESOURCES. ELDA. Itineraries: Business Consultancy, Human Resources Management
60
240
SOCIOLOGY
60
240
SOCIAL WORK
160
240
TOURISM. Itineraries: Economics and Tourist Businesses; Planning and Management of Tourist Destinations.
240
240
(TBAM). PROGRAMME OF SIMULTANEOUS TOURISM- BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES
100
366
ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE
ARCHITECTURE. Itineraries: Building Technology; Experimental Building Workshop; Legislation and Professional Practice.
120
330
TECHNICAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING: SOUND AND IMAGE. Itineraries: Acoustic Engineering; Audiovisual Technology.
80
240
CIVIL ENGINEERING. Itineraries: Civil Works; Hydrology; Urban Transport and Services.
170
240
TECHNICAL ARQUITECTURE. Itineraries: Acting on Heritage Buildings; Real Estate Management; Energy Efficiencys.
150
240
COMPUTER ENGINEERING. Itineraries: Software Engineering; Computer Engineering; Computing; Information Systems; Information Technologies.
240
240
MULTIMEDIA ENGINEERING. Itineraries: Digital Creation and Entertainment; Content Management.
95
240
60
240
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Teaching calendar of qualification being phased out.
DEGREES
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
2013-2014
2014-2015
2015-2016
COURSES
ADE (310 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
Architecture (410 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
Technical Architecture
(250 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
Biology (342,5 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
Business Sciences
(195 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
Law (305 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
Economics (308,5 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º
Nursing (235 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º 4º
Arabic Phil. (300 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
Catalan Phil. (300 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
French Phil. (300 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
Spanish Phil. (300 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
English Phil. (300 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
Geography (300 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
Pub. Man. & Admin.
(205,5 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
History (300 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
Humanities (301 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
Computer Eng.
(364,5 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
Geological Eng.
(367 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
Chemical Eng. (375 CR) 1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
Technical Civil
Enginnering
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
Tec. Eng. Tel: Sound
and Image (214,5 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
Tec. Eng. Manag. Comp.
(225 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
Tec. Eng. Sys. Comp.
(225 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
Course with teaching and examinations.
Course with examination, but no teaching.
Course phased out. No teaching or examinations.
033
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DEGREES
2010-2011
2011-2012
2012-2013
2013-2014
2014-2015
2015-2016
COURSES
Teacher: esp. Phys.
(206 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
Teacher: esp. Inf. Ed.
(204,5 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
Teacher: esp. Musical
Ed. (204,5 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
Teacher: esp. Prim. Ed.
(203 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
Teacher: esp. For. Lang.
1º 2º 3º
Ed. (206 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
Mathematics (309 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
Human Nutrition &
Dietet. (195 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
Optics and Optometry
(207 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
Advertising and Pub.
Rel. (300 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
Chemistry (327,5 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º
Labour Relations
(184 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
Sociology (310 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
Social Work (207 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
Translation & Interpret.
(300 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
1º 2º 3º 4º
Tourism (206,5 CR)
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
1º 2º 3º
Law & ADE (499,5 CR)
1º 2º 3º 4º 5º 6º 1º 2º 3º 4º 5º 6º 1º 2º 3º 4º 5º 6º 1º 2º 3º 4º 5º 6º 1º 2º 3º 4º 5º 6º 1º 2º 3º 4º 5º 6º
SECOND CYCLES
Sciences of phys. Act.
& Sport. (130,5 CR)
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
Marine Sciences (141CR)
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
Work Sciences (127 CR) 1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
Criminology (120 CR)
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
Construction Engineer
(145 CR)
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
Educ. Psych (121,5 CR)
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
1º 2º
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Official post-graduate programmes (University master’s)
OFFICIAL POST-GRADUATE PROGRAMMES (UNIVERSITY MASTER’S)
PLACES
ECTS
PROFESSIONAL ARCHAEOLOGY AND INTEGRAL MANAGEMENT OF THE HERITAGE. Routes: The Research Route; The Professional Route.
30
60
CATALAN LANGUAGE CONSULTING AND LITERARY CULTURE. Routes: Applications and Research in Cultural and Educational
Contexts; Applications and Research in Government and Publishing. (Pending approval)
30
75
TEACHING OF SPANISH AND ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGES (L2) OR FOREIGN LANGUAGES (FL).Routes: Spanish L2/FL;
English L2/FL; Spanish and English L2/FL (Option A and Option B)
25
60
LITERARY STUDIES. Routes: Spanish Literature; English Literature; Literature of French Expression; Arab-Islamic Literature;
Classical Literature.
30
60
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT AND TERRITORIAL INNOVATION
25
60
HISTORY OF CONTEMPORARY EUROPE: IDENTITIES AND INTEGRATION
20
60
HISTORY AND HISPANIC IDENTITIES (15TH-19TH CENTURIES). Routes: The Territorial Planning Political Power; The Western
Mediterranean in the "World Economy" European; Culture and Religion; Social Transformations.
10
120
ENGLISH AND SPANISH FOR SPECIFIC PURPOSES
30
60
HUMANISTIC METHODOLOGIES IN THE DIGITAL ERA
20
60
ARTS AND HUMANITIES
PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RISKS
20
60
30 (Each foreign language)
60
ANALYSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF MEDITERRANEAN ECOSYSTEM. Specialisations: Mediterranean Ecosystem Analysis; Environmental Management of Mediterranean Ecosystems.
40
60
BIODIVERSITY
40
60
BIOMEDICINE
20
60
BIOTECHNOLOGY FOR HEALTH AND SUSTAINABILITY
20
60
MATERIALS SCIENCE. Specialisations: Carbon Materials; Heterogeneous Catalysis; Functional and Structural Materials; Electrochemical Materials; Simulation and Computing in Materials Science; Polymeric Materials; Environment and Energy.
20
60
ELECTROCHEMISTRY. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
40
60
SUSTAINABLE FISHING MANAGEMENT
40
120
SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT AND WATER TECHNOLOGIES
20
60
MANAGEMENT AND RESTORATION OF NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. Routes: Professionalisation; Research; Academic Practice.
30
60
CLINICAL OPTOMETRY AND VISION
20
60
ENVIRONMENTAL AND SUSTAINABLE CHEMISTRY. Specializations: Energy and Environment; Environmental Chemistry; Green
Chemistry; Business Practices.
20
60
MEDICAL CHEMISTRY
20
60
INSTITUTIONAL TRANSLATION. Combinations: English-Spanish; French-Spanish; German-Spanish.
SCIENCES
035
HEALTH SCIENCES
FOOD SCIENCES AND NUTRITION
45
60
HEALTH CARE’S CULTURE
20
60
NURSING SCIENCES RESEARCH
45
60
CLINIC AND COMMUNITY NUTRITION
45
60
The registration is done
in U. Miguel
Hernández
60
ADVOCACY
140
90
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MBA). Routes: Strategic Management; Accounting and Finance; Marketing.
40
60
COMMUNICATION AND CREATIVE INDUSTRIES. Routes of Specialization: Management and Communication Management; Communication Research and Communication Research.
35
60
DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION. Specialty: Environmental Sustainability.
30
90
ENVIRONMENTAL AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT LAW
30
60
TOURISM MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING
35
120
APPLIED ECONOMICS
15
60
QUANTITATIVE ECONOMICS
25
120
The
registration
is done in U.
Alcalá
60
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH. Routes: Psychopedagogy; Specific Subject.
50
60
PROCUREMENT
25
90
ACADEMY STAFF OF SECONDARY EDUCATION (COMPULSORY, UPPER SECONDARY AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION) AND ARTISTIC, LANGUAGE AND SPORTS EDUCATION. Teaching Specialization: Biology and Geology; Vocational Training (Secondary
Teacher Corps); Vocational Training (Vocational Technical Teacher Corps Teacher Workshop); Economics; Physical Education and
Sport; Buildings and Construction-Civil Drawing; Physics and Chemistry; Training and Orientation Labour (FOL); Geography and
History; Computing; French; English; Spanish Language and Literature; Language Catalan (Valencian Language) and Literature;
Mathematics and Computer Science; Music; Educational Guidance; Sanitary Process; Technology.
500
60
The
registration
is done in U.
Lleida
60
SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING
30
60
AUTOMATICS AND ROBOTICS
30
60
APPLICATIONS DEVELOPMENT AND WEB SERVICES
30
60
PUBLIC HEALTH
LEGAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
REGIONAL INTEGRATION
PENAL LAW SYSTEM
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BUILDING MANAGEMENT. Routes: Professionalizing; Researcher.
60
60
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER. Routes: Structural Engineering and Construction; Engineering Water, Energy and Environment;
Transport Engineering and Planning.
75
120
MATERIALS, WATER AND SOIL ENGINEERING
40
60
TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
30
90
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES
50
90
NANOSCIENCE AND MOLECULAR NANOTECNOLOGY
20
120
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
30
60
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES
30
60
* Pending approval.
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Centre for doctorate and post-graduate studies (CEDIP)
Building Germán Bernácer
Phone: (+ 34) 965 903 466.
Phone: (+ 34) 965 909 422.
Fax: (+ 34) 965 909 442.
[email protected]
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Doctoral Programmes
DOCTORAL PROGRAMMES (pending approval)
WATER AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
BIODIVERSITY AND CONSERVATION
EXPERIMENTAL AND APPLIED BIOLOGY
MATERIALS SCIENCE
HEALTH SCIENCES
MARINE SCIENCE AND APPLIED BIOLOGY
EXPERIMENTAL, PHYSICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES
CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION OF ECOSYSTEMS
LAW
ECONOMICS
ECONOMICS (JOINT PROGRAMME WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF MURCIA, MIGUEL HERNÁNDEZ UNIVERSITY OF ELCHE, THE SPANISH NATIONAL DISTANCE
UNIVERSITY (UNED) AND THE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF CARTAGENA)
ELECTROCHEMISTRY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (JOINT PROGRAMME WITH THE AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITIES OF BARCELONA AND MADRID, THE
POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY OF CARTAGENA, AND THE UNIVERSITIES OF BARCELONA, BURGOS, CORDOBA, LERIDA, MURCIA, SEVILLE AND VALENCIA
(GENERAL STUDIES))
BUSINESS, ECONOMICS AND SOCIETY
INTERDISCIPLINARY GENDER STUDIES (JOINT PROGRAMME WITH THE AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF MADRID AND THE UNIVERSITIES OF HUELVA,
ALCALA, LA LAGUNA, THE BALEARIC ISLANDS, JAUME I AND REY JUAN CARLOS)
PHILOSOPHY (JOINT PROGRAMME WITH THE UNIVERSITIES OF MURCIA, ALMERÍA, CASTILLA-LA MANCHA, LA LAGUNA AND ZARAGOZA)
PHILOSOPHY AND ARTS
PHYSICS APPLIED TO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND SCIENTIFIC COMMUNICATION (JOINT PROGRAMME WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA (GENERAL STUDIES) AND THE
MIGUEL HERNÁNDEZ UNIVERSITY OF ELCHE)
COMPUTER SCIENCE
CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
MATHEMATICAL METHODS AND MODELLING IN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
NANOSCIENCE AND NANOTECHNOLOGY (JOINT PROGRAMME WITH THE UNIVERSITIES OF VALENCIA (GENERAL STUDIES), JAUME I, LA LAGUNA AND
CASTILLA-LA MANCHA)
ORGANIC SYNTHESIS
INTERCULTURAL AND HISTORICAL EXCHANGE IN MEDIAEVAL MEDITERRANEAN EUROPE
TOURISM (JOINT PROGRAMME WITH THE UNIVERSITIES OF BARCELONA, MALAGA, REY JUAN CARLOS AND SEVILLE)
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·
Master’s Degree (University of Alicante Postgraduate Studies)
UNIVERSITY OF ALICANTE
MASTER’S DEGREES
DEPARTMENT OR INSTITUTE
TELEPHONE
EMAIL
WEBSITE
Business School
965 909 373
965 909 448
escuela.negocios@
ua.es
www.master-guitar-alicante.ua.es/
admision.html
Clinical Biopathology and
Biotechnology
Biotechnology
965 903 999
[email protected]
[email protected]
dbt.ua.es/en
Reproductive Medicine
Biotechnology
965 903 999
[email protected]
[email protected]
dbt.ua.es/en
Business School
965 909 373
965 909 448
escuela.negocios@
ua.es
www.enegocios.ua.es
Legal Argumentation
Philosophy of Law and Private
International Law
965 909 373
965 909 448
argumentacion@
ua.es
escuela.negocios@
ua.es
web.ua.es/en/
argumentacionjuridica
www.enegocios.ua.es
Banking and Finance
Financial Economics and
Accounting
965 909 426
[email protected]
www.masterbanca.ua.es/
Education and Communication and
Information Technologies
General and Specific Teaching
Methods
965 903 721
[email protected]
www.edutic.ua.es/master/
Taxation
Applied Economic Analysis
965 909 367
965 909 448
master.tributacion@
ua.es
www.mastertributacion.ua.es
International Commerce
Institute for International
Economics
965 903 582
[email protected]
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Restaurant Management and F & B
Hospitality
University Institute of Tourism
Research
965 909 551
[email protected]
iuit.ua.es/en/studies/expert/
Leadership and Management of
SMEs
Business Organisation
966 305 665
je.masterpymes@
ua.es
www.masterpymes.doeua.es
Human Resources Management
966 305 665
[email protected]
www.doeua.es/master/rrhh/
Heritage Management
Human Geography
965 903 420
[email protected]
dghum.ua.es/en/
ARTS AND HUMANITIES
Playing Classical Guitar
SCIENCE
HEALTH SCIENCES
Accident and Emergency
SOCIAL SCIENCES AND LAW
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UNIVERSITY OF ALICANTE
MASTER’S DEGREES
TELEPHONE
EMAIL
WEBSITE
Political Leadership and
Management of Political and
Administrative Institutions (online)
State Legislative Studies
965 903 944
[email protected]
escuela.negocios@
ua.es
www.enegocios.ua.es/
Mediation and Social Intervention
in Conflicts
Communication and Social
Psychology
965 903 879
jasone.mondragon@
ua.es
escuela.negocios@
ua.es
Mediation in Civil, Commercial and
Criminal Contexts
Procedural Law
Provincial Bar Association
965 909 514
965 909 513
Civil and Commercial Mediation and
International Relations
Business School
965 909 373
965 909 448
[email protected]
escuela.negocios@
ua.es
Industrial and Intellectual Property
Civil Law
Business and Procedural Law
International Law
965 909 392
magister.lvcentinvs@
ua.es
www.ml.ua.es
Colour Technology for the Automotive
Sector
Optics, Pharmacology and
Anatomy
965 909 373
[email protected]
web.ua.es/en/gvc/
Digital Innovations in Architecture
and Town Planning
Graphic Expression and
Cartography
[email protected]
web.ua.es/idau/idau.html
[email protected]
[email protected]
derecho.ua.es/en
965 903 654
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·
Specialist (University of Alicante Postgraduate Studies)
COURSE
TELEPHONE
EMAIL
WEBSITE
English Studies
965 903 439
[email protected]
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Clinical Analyses
Biotechnology
965 903 999
[email protected]
[email protected]
dbt.ua.es/en
Clinical Biopathology
Biotechnology
965 903 999
[email protected]
[email protected]
dbt.ua.es/en
Integrated Biological Pest Control
Cibio (University Research
Institute of Biodiversity)
965 909 607
[email protected]
[email protected]
carn.ua.es/CIBIO/cibioen.html
Economics
965 903 582
[email protected]
Community Trademarks and
Designs
Magister Lvcentinvs
965 909 392
ua.es
www.ml.ua.es
Copyright and Information
Technologies
Civil Law
Business and Procedural Law
International Law
965 909 392
ua.es
Management of Public Policies on
Security and Intelligence
965 903 944
[email protected]
escuela.negocios@
ua.es
Public Management
State Legistative Studies
965 903 944
[email protected]
escuela.negocios@
ua.es
Heritage Management
Human Geography
965 903 420
[email protected]
dghum.ua.es/en
Children and Young People at Social
Risk
Psychology
965 909 884
[email protected]
escuela.negocios@
ua.es
www.enegocios.ua.es
Heritage Interpretation and Tour
Guide
University Institute for Tourism
Research
965 909 551
[email protected]
[email protected]
iuit.ua.es/en/studies/specialist/
tourist-guide/gtip-01.html
Social Intervention in Conflicts
Social Work and Social Services
965 909 373
jasone.mondragon@
ua.es
escuela.negocios@
ua.es
ARTS AND HUMANITIES
English-Spanish Legal Translation
(British and North American English)
SCIENCE / HEALTH SCIENCES
www.ml.ua.es
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COURSE
TELEPHONE
EMAIL
WEBSITE
Magister Lvcentinvs
965 909 392
ua.es
www.ml.ua.es
Mediation
Psychology
965 903 879
965 903 373
jasone.mondragon@
ua.es
escuela.negocios@
ua.es
Cross-Border, Civil, Commercial and
Intercultural Mediation
Business School
965 909 373
965 909 448
[email protected]
escuela.negocios@
ua.es
Patents and Technology Transfer
Magister Lvcentinvs
965 909 392
ua.es
www.ml.ua.es
Energy Efficiency Rating in
Construction Engineering
Construction and Town Planning
965 903 652
[email protected]
deu.ua.es/en/
Management of Engineering and
Construction Companies
Civil Engineering
965 903 650
[email protected]
[email protected]
dicop.ua.es/en/
Digital Innovations, Processes and
Procedures in Architecture and
Town Planning
Cartography
965 903 654
[email protected]
Trade Marks, Designs and
Competition Law
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PROGRAMME
TELEPHONE
EMAIL
WEBSITE
Drama Applied to Audiovisual,
Teaching and Professional Contexts
Business School
965 909 373
escuela.negocios@
ua.es
English-Spanish Legal Translation
(British English)
English Studies
965 903 439
[email protected]
dfing.ua.es/en/expertouniversitario-en-traduccionjuridica-ingles-espanol.html
Integrated Biological Pest Control
Cibio (University Research
Institute of Biodiversity)
965 909 607
[email protected]
[email protected]
carn.ua.es/CIBIO/cibioen.html
Artisanal Ice-Cream Production
Analytical Chemistry, Nutrition
and Food Science
965 903 527
[email protected]
dqana.ua.es/en/universityexpert-in-elaboracionartesanal-of-ice-creams.html
Sports Performance Analysis
Methods
965 903 721
[email protected]
ddgde.ua.es/en/
European Financial
Advisor
Accounting
965 909 426
[email protected]
www.eaf.ua.es/
The Stock Exchange and Markets
Accounting
965 903 621
[email protected]
www.expertobolsa.ua.es
Economics
965 903 582
[email protected]
Advanced Accounting and
Administrative Management
Accounting
965 903 621
[email protected]
www.superconta.ua.es
Marine Sports
Methods
965 903 721
[email protected]
ddgde.ua.es/en/
Health Law
School of Law
965 909 373
escuela.negocios@
ua.es
www.enegocios.ua.es/curso.
asp?curso=expDerSan&edici
on=518
Hotel and Catering Business
Management
Research
965 909 551
[email protected]
Leadership and Management of
SMEs
966 305 665
je.masterpymes@
ua.es
Human Resources Management
966 305 665
[email protected]
Personal Trainer
Methods
965 903 721
[email protected]
ddgde.ua.es/en/
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SCIENCE
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PROGRAMME
TELEPHONE
EMAIL
WEBSITE
Heritage Management
Human Geography
965 903 420
[email protected]
dghum.ua.es/en/
Children and Young People at Social
Risk
Psychology
965 909 884
[email protected]
escuela.negocios@
ua.es
www.enegocios.ua.es
Information, Interpretation and Tour
Guide
Research
965 909 551
[email protected]
[email protected]
iuit.ua.es/en/studies/specialist/
tourist-guide/gtip-01.html
Political Leadership (online)
965 903 944
[email protected]
escuela.negocios@
ua.es
Civil and Commercial Mediation
Procedural Law
Alicante Provincial Bar
Association
965 909 514
[email protected]
[email protected]
derecho.ua.es/en
Mediation in the Context of Complex
Organisations
Procedural Law
Association
965 909 514
[email protected]
[email protected]
derecho.ua.es/en
Family Mediation
Procedural Law
Association
965 909 514
[email protected]
[email protected]
Penal and Prison Mediation
Procedural Law
Association
965 909 514
[email protected]
[email protected]
derecho.ua.es/en/
Psychomotor Education
Methods
965 903 721
[email protected]
ddgde.ua.es/en/
Social Media and Community
Managment
Marketing
965 903 611
[email protected]
[email protected]
dmk.ua.es/en/
Advanced SME Leadership and
Management Techniques
966 305 665
je.masterpymes@
ua.es
Advanced Techniques for Human
Resources Management in
Organisations
966 305 665
[email protected]
Advanced Restaurant Management
Techniques
Research
965 909 551
[email protected]
Volleyball and Beach Volleyball
Methods
965 903 721
[email protected]
ddgde.ua.es/en/
Structural Analysis with CYPE
Cartography Civil Engineering
965 903 650
[email protected]
web.ua.es/en/especialistacype/
inicio.html
Developing Mobile Device
Applications
Computer Science and Artificial
Intelligence
965 903 400
Ext. 1248
[email protected]
web.ua.es/en/expertomoviles/
Developing Applications and Services
with Java Enterprise
Intelligence
965 903 902
Domingo.gallardo@
ua.es
web.ua.es/en/expertojava/
Parametric Architectural Design and
Digital Fabrication
Cartography
965 903 654
[email protected]
Road Design
Civil Engineering
965 903 707
[email protected]
dic.ua.es/en/
derecho.ua.es/en/
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PROGRAMME
TELEPHONE
EMAIL
WEBSITE
Video Game Design and Creation
Intelligence
965 903 900
[email protected]
web.ua.es/en/
expertovideojuegos
Digital Tools for Architecture and
Town and Land Use Planning
Cartography
965 903 654
[email protected]
Health Informatics
Information Technology and
Computing
965 903 400
Ext. 3331
[email protected]
www.dtic.ua.es/webdtic/pages/
en/noticias.jsp
Programming with Web Technologies
Intelligence
965 903 900
miguel.cazorla@
ua.es
www.proweb.ua.es
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Languages
University of Alicante Language Centre
The Language Centre offers a number of ways which allow you to take full advantage of the opportunities presented by studying
abroad, and improve your CV, so that once you finish studying you can make the best possible start in the world of work. Additionally, the Centre provides support and guidance to overseas students who wish to study at the University of Alicante.
Examples of the services on offer include:
- AULAS (Alicante University Language Services): language courses in English, French, German,
Italian, Arabic and Russian
- Courses studying Spanish as a Foreign Language
- Accommodation Service for students and international visitors
- Cultural activities: trips, conversation exchanges, excursions
- Examination Centre for official language exams: DELE, University of Cambridge, etc
- Language stays abroad
- Translation Service
- Courses in Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language
- Information about Visas, and the official recognition of qualifications
- Immigration Advice
- Information about grants, placements, and working abroad.
- University of Alicante Shop
Our Language Courses, from absolute beginner level to advanced level, take place both during the academic year and in the
summer.
Location: Germán Bernácer Building.
Opening hours: Monday-Thursday 8am til 6pm and Fridays 8am
til 3pm
Tel.: 96 590 3793 - Fax: 96 590 3794; [email protected]
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Asia-Pacific Relations Office
The Asia-Pacific Relations Office (APRO) designs and offers Chinese and Japanese language, culture and economics courses to university students, professionals and all other who may be interested. Classes take place in the mornings, afternoons and on Saturdays
during the academic year. There are also intensive courses in July. The courses are recognised for free-choice credits.
The APRO also has a collection of works in the University of Alicante Main Library dealing with the language, international trade,
history, literature, art, thinking and religion, international politics and international relations of East Asia. It also promotes collaboration
agreements for student exchange with asian universities.
The Asia-Pacific Relations Office (APRO) represents the University of Alicante in its policy of building international relationships
with Asia-Pacific countries, through attendance at Higher Education fairs held in this region, maintaining relationships with
Spanish embassies, consulates and commercial offices in Eastern Asia and the various Chinese and Japanese representative
institutions in Spain.
Location: Germán Bernácer Building Basement.
Phone: 965 909 669. [email protected]
sri.ua.es/en/asiapacific
LANGUAGE
LEVELS
CHINESE
1-10
DATES
October - January.
February - June.
Intensive - July.
JAPANESE
1-10
October - January.
February - June.
Intensive - July.
KOREAN
1
Intensive - July
DURATION
TIMETABLE
45 hours
Choice between mornings, afternoons or Saturday
mornings.
45 hours
Monday to Friday, with a choice between mornings or
afternoons.
45 hours
Choice between mornings, afternoons or Saturday
mornings.
45 hours
afternoons.
45 hours
afternoons.
All courses have Curricular Free-Elective Credits, and some courses allow you to gain ICE (Educational Sciences Institute) hours. Pre-registration in
September, January-February and June.
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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PROGRAMME (Courses in english)
1st Semester
2nd Semester
•Cross-Cultural Business Behaviour. Doing Business in Spain
•Human Resources Management
•Spain: Society and Culture
•The Economy of the European Union: Characteristics, Economic Structure
and Institutions
•Capitalism. Theory, History and Future
• E-Business and E-Management
•Entrepreneurship and Business Strategy
•Management Consulting
•Marketing in the European Union
•Marketing Variables: Decision Making in a Competitive Environment
•Tourism Economics
•Cross-Cultural Business Behaviour. Doing Business in Spain
•Human Resources Management
•Spain: Society and Culture
•The Economy of the European Union: Characteristics, Economic Structure
and Institutions
•Economic Analysis of the Company Internationalisation
•Entrepreneurial Initiative: Starting and Running a Business
•Economics of Natural Resources and the Environment
•Futures Thinking and Innovation
• Global Issues on Quality and Environmental Management
• Retail Marketing: New Perspectives
The courses are designed for Spanish and international students and professionals interested in these areas of business.
Pre-registration: 1st Semester: 1st July to 22nd September 2013.
2nd Semester: 1st November 2013 to 9th February 2014.
Course dates: 1st Semester: 16th September to 21st November 2013.
2nd Semester: 3rd February to 10th April 2014.
Price: EU students: 140 € for courses.
Students from third countries: 275 € for courses.
For more information:
Germán Bernácer Building. Associate Deanship for International Relations and Mobility.
economicas.ua.es/en/vri
Campus de Sant Vicent del Raspeig. Ap. correos 99. E-03080 Alicante.
Phone: (+34) 965 909 406 - Fax: (+34) 965 909 789 - [email protected]
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VALENCIAN LANGUAGE COURSES OF THE UA
The Service of Language Policies (Office of the Vice President Culture, Sports & Language Policies) run the Valencian language
courses for University of Alicante students. The courses teach you how to speak and write in the Valencian language and help you
pass the exams organised by the Valencian Community Examining Board. The Board’s official certificates are issued by the Regional Ministry of Culture, Education and Sport and allow you to demonstrate your level of the Valencian language when applying for
Government jobs. The certificates for these courses of the UA are valid in Catalonia and the Balearic Islands, and can be validated
on application to the Valencia Accreditation Board.
ATTENDANCE- BASED COURSES
DISTANCE LEARNING COURSES
COURSE CALENDAR
14th October to 30th May
14th October to 30th May
REGISTRATION
9th September to 11th October
9th September to 11th October
PRICE
125 € (current UA students).
225 € (non-UA students).
70 € (current UA students).
140 € (non-UA students).
TIMETABLE
2 weekly sessions, lasting 2 hours each.
1 weekly session, lasting 3 hours presentation of the
work platform.
B1: 3; B2: 4; C1: 5; C2: 5.
CREDITS
105 hours of assistance.
55 hours of slaughter at a distance.
DURATION
10 hours of assistance at the start of the course.
150 hours non-classroom work.
A2; B1; B2; C1; C2.
LEVELS
spl.ua.es/en/formacio/
Service of Language Policies. Building Germán Bernácer. Phone: 965 903 485.
To complete your learning, the Language Policy Service provides you with the CAU, a support center
linguistics student, gives you, completely free of charge, a course in basic Valencian online access to
self-study exercises medium level (C1), tutoring, conversation classes, the role Voluntariat Valencian,
etc.
The CAU is located on the ground floor of the General Library.
web.ua.es/en/cau
Phone: 965 909 942
INTENSIVE HOME STAY VALENCIAN LANGUAGE COURSES (A1/A2)
The UA provides A1 and A2 Valencian language courses for students from outside the Region of Valencia, so you can participate
in a conversation, follow a class in Valencian, read literature or understand all kinds of writings. These courses will last for 40 hours
and will take place from 3rd to 13th September. They are intended for first year students.
COURSES FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS: BASIC CATALAN LANGUAGE
A free course designed for students participating in the Socrates Erasmus programme or in any other student exchange programme.
It introduces students to the language, culture and land of Valencia. 80 teaching hours.
VALENCIAN LANGUAGE VOLUNTEER PROGRAMME
This programme aims to put those learning the Valencian language into contact with fluent speakers so that they become used to
speaking the language.
web.ua.es/en/cau/volunteering.html
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CERTIFICATE OF TRAINING IN TEACHING IN VALENCIAN (CEV) AND CERTIFICATE OF TRAINING
IN TEACHING FOREIGN LANGUAGES (CELE)
CEV. This certificate qualifies non-university teachers to teach in Valencian at all levels of education and in Pre-School and Primary
Education. Students at the UA can obtain this certificate if they successfully complete the UA Language Training and Teaching course
while studying for their Master’s degree, or the Master’s degree in Secondary Education Teacher Training. They must possess level
C1 in Valencian.
CELE. This certificate qualifies non-university teachers to teach in the foreign language established in the curriculum (English or other
languages) at all educational levels. They must possess level B2.
Regulations of the Department of Education (order of 17th April, 2013):
www.docv.gva.es/datos/2013/04/18/pdf/2013_3662.pdf
UA Language Training and Teaching course, 2013
spl.ua.es/en/secretaria/capacitacio-docent.html
Service of Language Policies:
Germán Bernácer Building.
spl.ua.es/en/capacitacio/capacitacio.html
TEACHING IN THE VALENCIAN LANGUAGE
Register for the Valencian language!
When you register, mark the option “teaching in Valencian” and, if it’s available, sign up!
With the teaching in the Valencian language option, the lecturers use the Valencian language as the main language, a good part of the materials and
support bibliography are in Valencian. As on all other university studies and
courses, students can use either of the two official languages.
Why do you have to do courses in Valencian language?
Because studying in Valencian is the best way to gain an understanding of
your speciality in the two official languages, something that opens doors in
your working life. Speaking and writing two languages well is also the best
way to learn three languages, and all three will be both useful and necessary
while you are learning and working.
Because all students have the right to it - this means the UA needs you to
participate so that it can be offered to everyone.
Courses in the Valencian language.
At the UA, some courses are partially taught in Valencian.
In the academic year 2013/2014, some subjects on the following courses will
be taught in Valencian: Business Administration and Management, Law, Technical Arquitectura (old Civil Engineering), Construction Engineering, Computer Engineering, Geography, History, Pre-School Education Teacher Training, Primary Education Teacher Training, Advertising and Public Relations,
Sociology and Tourism.
Other courses offer subjects in the Valencian language, ask at your Secretariat or check the website and the Service of Language Policies.
spl.ua.es/en/dinamitzacio/university-programmes-taught-in-catalanand-english.html
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Throughout the year, different centres and departments at the UA offer
courses and other training activities, most of which are recognised for
free-choice credits for qualifications to extinguish.
Secretariat for special courses
he University of Alicante Secretariat for Special Courses is responsible for
coordinating the whole administrative process regarding applications for
the recognition of free-choice credits and courses of less than 200 hours.
It also promotes and advertises courses approved by the Board of Governors and issues the corresponding diplomas.
Location: Germán Bernácer Building.
Opening times: Mondays to Fridays - 9 am. to 2 pm. Mondays 3 pm. to
5 pm (except July).
web.ua.es/en/ceclec/
University Annexe Centres
web.ua.es/en/seus
The La Marina (Benissa), Biar, Cocentaina, La Nucía, Orihuela, Villena and Xixona University Campuses and the Study Centre in Sax
offer a wide range of academic and cultural activities aimed at enhancing the integration of the UA in the regions making up the
province of Alicante. The centres organise courses, congresses, conferences, workshops, etc. throughout the year. The University
Annexe Coordinating Centre (Seus) centralises the administration of the annexe activities and its website contains details of their
programmes. The annexe centres also organise a wide and varied range of summer course programmes in July.
Seus.
Germán Bernácer Building - Opening times: Mondays to Fridays - 9 am. to 2 pm. Tuesdays - 3 pm. to 5 pm.
Phone: 965 909 323 - Fax 965 903 839. [email protected] - web.ua.es/en/seus
The UA City of Alicante Annexe Centre has a stable academic and cultural programme all year round. The UA City of Alicante Annexe
Centre is a congress and training centre, as well as a cultural and University Extension centre, open not only to UA activities but also
to creators, artists and associations of all kinds.
City of Alicante Annexe Centre
Avda. Ramón y Cajal, 4 - Opening times: 9 am. to 2 pm. and 4 pm. to 8 pm. Phone: 965 145 333 - Fax: 965 145 958
[email protected] - web.ua.es/en/sedealicante
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Women’s studies centre
If you are interested in topics related to the equality of men and women, please contact the Women’s Study Centre (CEM).
The Women’s Studies Centre (CEM) is a University of Alicante centre whose mission is to encourage and promote studies about women,
feminism and gender, as an essential tool to provide the knowledge required to achieve the real and effective equality of women and
men.
The CEM has progressively expanded its activities, whether teaching and researching or promoting, disseminating and raising awareness of gender equality, consolidating the University of Alicante as a point of reference for matters relating to the equality of women
and men.
In the first quarter of the year, the CEM publishes calls for grants and financial aid designed to promote study of and research gender
perspective. Visit the website to consult publications, as well as interesting documents related to gender equality.
As every year, the Centre for Women’s Studies offers a range of attendance-based and distance courses on gender equality. Further
information and enrolment forms are available on the Centre for Women’s Studies website (http://web.ua.es/en/cem/) and in the table
printed in this guide.
Location: Aulario II lecture building. First floor. Opening times: Mondays to Fridays - 9 am. to 2 pm. Monday 3 pm. to 5 pm.
Phone: 965 909 415 - Fax: 965 909 803; [email protected] - web.ua.es/en/cem
PROJECTED ELECTIVE CREDIT COURSES FOR 2013/14
ATTENDENCE -BASED COURSES
HOURS
CREDITS
Gender and the gaze: women behind the camera
45
4
Language, ideology and gender. Some guidelines for eliminating gender stereotypes in language
20
2
Emotional Education and models of success
20
2
Women and the media
20
2
Introduction to Spanish Gender Studies
45
4
Female self-defence course and legal aspects of gender violence
20
2
II Course on emotional and sexual diversity in education
20
2
Human rights and LGBTI people in a fragmented world
20
2
Gender and television. An analysis of the portrayal of women in television drama series: models and representations
20
2
Women’s diet and nutrition. Eating disorders
30
3
Co-education: teaching for gender equality
20
2
Gender and audiovisual literacy in childhood. From Disney to teen series
20
2
Pop women: Gender and identity in twentieth-century popular music (pop, rock, rap, etc.)
20
2
Relationships between men and women 2.0. Beyond differences and inequalities
20
2
New forms of inequality and gender violence
21
2
The goddesses: women’s empowerment through archetypes
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DISTANCE COURSES
HOURS
CREDITS
The role of women in Science and Technology
50
2
On gender equality in the treatment of students in the classroom
50
2
Feminisms and gender issues
50
2
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Permanent University
The Permanent University (University for Older People) at the University of Alicante is scientific, cultural and social programme
designed to promote Science and Culture at the same time as inter-generation relationships, to improve the quality of life of those
over 50 and promote their participation as social catalysts in this context.
Inside the Office of the Vice President for Studies Planning, Training Actions & Quality Standards, the UPUA programme forms part
of the specific university teaching programmes for older people, and responds to such needs as: the development of the democratisation of knowledge, the compensation of inequalities, the social integration and participation of these individuals in society,
the promotion of intra and inter-generation relationships that contribute towards maintaining the quality of life, together with the
opening and maintenance of options for continuing an active life in activities outside the world of work.
Designed by lecturers from the different areas of knowledge at the University, collaborating centres and specialists, the programme
allows participants to choose from a wide range of subjects grouped into the following areas: Humanities, Experimental Sciences,
Health and Social Action, Social Sciences and I.T., Image and Sound.
Subjects have a duration of 40 teaching hours, and are taught in
preferred hours later (17-20 h) sessions on 2 to 3 alternate days a
week, according to the general course programme and the subjects
chosen by the student from those on the programme.
The Universidad Permanente is designed for all those over 50 years
of age and resident in the Region of Valencia who wish to improve
their socio-cultural culture. No previous qualifications are necessary.
Courses are taught at the Campus of San Vicente, the City of Alicante University Annex and other University of Alicante Annexes, in
collaboration with the corresponding town councils. In addition to
the generic subjects included in the programme, specific courses
aimed at local communities and foreign residents are also offered in
these towns, in accordance with the agreements signed with partner organisations, thus contributing to the consolidation of the general objectives set forth in the programme and the strengthening of
cultural ties, especially among European Union citizens.
In addition, and in collaboration with the Office for Culture and
Languages Promotion at The Office of the Vice President for Culture, Sports & Language Policies, the UPUA offers a wide range of
Complementary Activities aimed at the whole university community, including the UPUA students. These complementary activities
broaden the academic programme offered to registered students
and enhance the personal development, as well as inter-generation
relationships.
The activities include lectures, seminars, exhibitions, plays, films,
recitals, concerts, workshops, sports activities and a wide range of cultural activities, all of which are available as part of the annual
programme for students registered for university studies for both terms.
- Pre-registration in June and ordinary registration in September.
Registration will take place by appointment through the allocation of turn. Registration numbers must be handed in to the Universidad Permanente secretariat (Aulario III Lecture Building - Module I - San Vicente Campus),
web.ua.es/en/upua
[email protected]
Phone: 965 909 454, Fax: 965 909 812
www.facebook.com/Universidad.Permanente
twitter.com/#!/upermanente
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The Rafael Altamira summer school
This is the name given to the University of Alicante summer schools that take place on campus. The courses are open to all
and deal with varied subjects. The academic standing of the Spanish and foreign teaching staff is renowned and they exchange
experiences with students and complement the University of Alicante’s own staff. To this we must add workshops, trips, extra
cultural activities and the meeting of students of different nationalities in a relaxed learning environment.
You can find each summer’s programme on our website, where you can also register.
Rafael Altamira Summer School.
Germán Bernácer Building,
Phone: 965 909 821 – Fax: 965 903 938 - [email protected] - web.ua.es/en/verano
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Study support
In the framework of the European Higher Education Area, quality education demands more active participation by students in the
knowledge acquisition process and the UA is developing different resources to help you:
- Educational innovation, meaning the adaptation of study plans and teaching methodologies, the use of ITC in teaching-learning
processes, the drafting of teaching guides and the standardisation of subject profiles.
- Improvement of the facilities and resources used for learning: libraries, reading rooms, computer and internet rooms, classroom
equipment, wireless network for the whole campus, incentives to acquire laptops.
- The quest for total quality by implementing institutional assessment programmes that involve the evaluation of courses, centres and
services, as well as the proposal and development of improvement plans as a permanent philosophy.
- Generalisation of welcome and integration sessions for new students at the start of the course and the development of courses 0.
- Improve the effectiveness of tutorials.
The different sections of this guide contain information about these and other resources that the UA has developed in its commitment
to excellence.
Psychological counselling
The Student Support Centre offers a psycho-educational counselling programme to individuals and small groups, with the aim of
facilitating decision-making and improving academic performance:
• Careers advice, in the case of crisis or doubts about choice of degree.
• Study skills.
• Stress management techniques when facing examinations.
The Centre also offers advice on the teaching adaptations necessary for disabled students to benefit fully from their courses.
Access to this service is via prior appointment.
Location: Social Sciences Building. Ground Floor.
Phone: 965 903 873; [email protected]
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Tutorial action
Tutorial action
The fundamental aim of this Programme is to offer the student personal guidance and support in their academic and personal development, and in their adjustment to the curricular and social context of the university.
The Tutorial Action Programme at the University of Alicante is a Project promoted by the Office of the Vice President for Studies
Planning, Training Actions & Quality Standards and coordinated from the Institute of Educational Sciences.
In order to develop the programme, specific members of teaching staff of the various Faculties and Schools and, in certain cases,
students will hold individual and group tutorials specifically designed to:
- Inform the student, in particular new students, about the organisational and functional aspects of the University of Alicante.
- Provide the student at the University of Alicante with a tutor they can go to who helps them approach their studies and assists them
on a personal level, helping them to resolve any issues.
- Advise the student in terms of study methods for their new academic environment.
- Provide the student with guidance about curricular pathways, optional and elective subjects, exchanges, etc.
- Encourage the student to participate in different areas of university life.
- Provide guidance concerning career options.
- Help the student in moments of personal crisis during their studies.
- Attend to whatever personal, academic and professional needs may arise for the student during their studies.
When you register with any Faculty or School at the University of Alicante you can ask for information about the Tutorial Action Plan.
Don’t forget that if you want to take part in the programme you must put your name down when you register and/or by using any other
method specific to the Faculty or School in question.
We aim to help the student academically, personally and professionally and we provide information and resources regarding:
- How to organise yourself at the University.
- Resources at the University.
- Learning strategies.
- Information about the academic itineraries and their organisation.
- Information about career options.
- Or any other personal issue that may arise.
Make the most of this great opportunity! This programme will greatly assist your integration into the University. Don’t miss out!
You can find more information here web.ua.es/en/ice/tutorial/structure.html, or on the website of the Faculty or School in which
you are enrolling.
General Psychological
Counselling Programme
The Student Support Centre (CAE) provides expert advice to difficulties related to the studies: motivation,
planning, performance improvement, study skills, stress
before exams, among others. Also here you will find individual attention to personal situations and contingencies
that affect academic performance.
You can make on-line or have a personal interview, by
appointment.
More information: uayuda.ua.es/ Phone: 965 903 873
Location: Ciencias Sociales Building. Ground Floor.
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Employability promotion
programme
Among the actions aimed at enhancing the employability of students and future graduates, the Centres organise training and informative activities, such as conferences on job-finding skills (CV writing and cover letters, successful job interview techniques, selection
processes, motivation at work, etc.), professionalisation courses and/or talks about professional experiences, company employment
presentations, degree job option courses, study technique courses, etc.
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This guide only includes information about general grants for students taking university degrees and those granted or managed by
the UA.
For more information about the grants listed, as well as other grants and financial aid, please visit the grants section on the website.
The page lists the most important grants and has files containing details about the latest calls, main facts and links.
Use the ACTIVITIES PROGRAMME you’ll find the UA homepage (“EVENTS”), to view all current scholarships and grants.
web.ua.es/en/oia/becas-ayudas
Grants for university degrees
There are three ways in which university students can seek resources to take their degrees: the grants awarded by the Ministry of
Education, Culture and Sport, the grants from the Autonomous Regions and exemption from the fees charged by the Universities
themselves.
In the three cases mentioned, students must fulfil a number of requirements, both academic and financial, in order to have the right
to receive them.
The Bureau of Grants is responsible for managing these grants.
Student Services Building Phone: 965 903 736 / 965 903 400 (extensions 2801 and 3397), [email protected]
Note: remember that all deadlines mentioned on these pages are for information purposes only and can vary from one year to the
next.
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Requirements
ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS
- AVERAGE MARKS LAID DOWN: ACCORDING TO EXAM SESSION AND DEGREE PROGRAMME.
- MAXIMUM FAIL PERCENTAGE: ACCORDING TO EXAM SESSION AND DEGREE PROGRAMME.
- MINIMUM NUMBER OF CREDITS ENROLLED FOR BOTH IN THE PREVIOUS YEAR (2012-13) AND IN THE CURRENT YEAR
(2013-2014): ACCORDING TO EXAM SESSION AND DEGREE PROGRAMME.
FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS
NOT TO EXCEED THE INCOME THRESHOLDS LAID DOWN FOR EACH EXAM SESSION.
NOT TO EXCEED THE ASSET THRESHOLDS LAID DOWN FOR EACH EXAM SESSION.
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Instructions for submitting a grant application for the 2013-14 academic year
Students at the University of Alicante may apply simultaneously to study the first and / or second cycle, degree or Official Masters,
three types of aid / scholarship for the following calls:
- Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport.
- Valencian Regional Government.
- University of Alicante.
FORMS
Students must fill in the forms corresponding to the grants and/or financial aid applied for.
Applications for grants from the Ministry and the Generalitat Valenciana should be submitted via the corresponding websites:
www.mecd.gob.es/servicios-al-ciudadano-mecd/en/catalogo-servicios/becas-ayudas-subvenciones/para-estudiar/universidad.html
www.cece.gva.es/univ/es/ayudas_y_becas.htm
University grant forms can be downloaded from the website sa.ua.es/en/becas
SUBMITTING GRANT APPLICATIONS
The place of submission of the grant shall be as specified in the call and on the website of the Bureau of Grants
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DEADLINES
The stipulated period for grant applications is established in the corresponding calls for applications which are published in July/
August.
INFORMATION
- Grants Unit by Alicante University. Phone: 965 903 736 and 903 400 (extensions 2801 and 3397, website: sa.ua es/en/becas
- Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport. Phone: 902 111 225 and 917 018 000, website: www.mecd.gob.es/servicios-alciudadano-mecd/en/catalogo-servicios/becas-ayudas-subvenciones/para-estudiar/universidad.html
- Valencian Regional Government. www.cece.gva.es/univ/es/ayudas_y_becas.htm
If you have any doubts about filling in the grant form, you can ring the grants department for help on (Phone: 965 903 736), or
check the website: sa.ua.es/en/becas
The student e-mail address allocated to you by the University of Alicante will be the usual means of communication with the
grants department. You are therefore responsible for maintaining your e-mail account active and checking it regularly.
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Final year students: department collaboration grants
May apply for these scholarships the students who have completed the first cycle and at least 45% of the loans that make up
the second (60% for medical students) and in the case of undergraduates, found in their final 60 credits obtaining the degree and
have passed 180 credits. They must also be enrolled in all
subjects or credits to remaining to complete their studies. To
be eligible for these scholarships, applicants must submit a
collaborative project punctuated by the Department Council
which will develop in the same.
The call is usually published in July-August and have opened the application deadline until September.
More information on the website of the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports www.mecd.gob.es/educacionmecd/en/areas-educacion/estudiantes/becas-ayudaspremios/para-estudiar.html and the Bureau of Grants (sa.
ua.es/en/becas/scholarships-of-ministry/scholarshipof-collaboration.html)
BUREAU OF GRANTS. Student Services building.
Phone: 965 903 736 / 965 909 785; [email protected]
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Foreign students
All foreign students (EC or not) must have a Spanish Foreigner ID number to be able to register and to apply for grants
If you are a non-EC national, you will need your resident’s
permit to apply for grants.
In order to be a grant holder of a grant awarded by the Ministry of Education , the Valencian Regional Government or
by UA it is essential for the student or their sponsors to be
working in Spain.
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Collaboration grants in UA centres and activities
These grants are designed to help university students based on their economic and academic status, are granted in exchange for
services or practices that are performed in the institution itself.
- FINANCIAL AID FOR COLLABORATION WITH THE PROTOCOL OFFICE
This financial aid can be applied for by UA students or ex-students who completed their studies the previous year. The call is usually
published between February and April. Grant holders assist the Protocol Office with such campaigns as Get to know the Campus,
Welcome, etc.
PROTOCOL OFFICE. Vice-Chancellor’s building. Phone: 965 903 906; [email protected]
- COLLABORATION GRANTS WITH THE STUDENT COUNCIL
The Student Council announces grants according to its needs.
STUDENT COUNCIL. Lecture Hall building I, ground floor. Phone: 965 903 675; [email protected]
- ENROLMENT INFORMATION POSTS FOR PROVISION OF INFORMATION SUPPORT DURING APPLICATION AND ENROLMENT PROCEDURES
These grants can be applied for by students registered on official UA degree courses. The call is usually published in May. Successful applicants will be responsible for providing information, face to face and telephone support to students at the various
University of Alicante centres, and especially to new entrants completing application and enrolment procedures.
Applications should be submitted to the Student Information Office.
STUDENT INFORMATION OFFICE. Lecture Hall building II, ground floor. Phone: 965 903 456; [email protected]
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- COLLABORATION GRANTS FOR I.T. STUDENTS IN FREE ACCESS COMPUTER ROOMS
These grants are aimed at University of Alicante I.T. students and are designed for their complementary training, improvement and
professional specialisation. The call is usually published in June-July.
OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES. Vice-Chancellor’s building. Phone: 965 903 939; [email protected]
- COLLABORATION GRANTS FOR THE “OPEN DAYS FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL PUPILS” PROGRAMME
These grants can apply for students enrolled in official UA degrees. Grant holders accompany groups of secondary school pupils
visiting the University of Alicante, providing them with information and advice about courses and services. The call is usually published in October-November. Application forms can be collected from either the corresponding centre’s secretariat or the Student
Information Office, but must be handed in at the latter.
STUDENT INFORMATION OFFICE. Lecture Hall building II, ground floor. Phone: 965 903 456; [email protected]
- COLLABORATION GRANTS TO SUPPORT THE RECEPTION OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
These grants are intended for students enrolled in official UA degrees with a good level of oral competency in English. These grants
intend to give informative and welfare support to the international students and take part in the dissemination of the mobility programs among the students in the different trade fair or events in which the Mobility Office should take part. The call for applications
is usually published in October.
MOBILITY SECRETARIAT. Student Service building. Phone: 965 909 558; [email protected]
Grants for postgraduate and research studies
Most grants awarded fall into this category. This guide only includes those managed by the University of Alicante. For more information about the most important calls, please consult the section devoted to research grants at web.ua.es/en/oia/becas-ayudas or visit
the Activities Programme.
- FINANCIAL AID FOR GRANTS AND CONTRACTS AIMED AT TRAINING DOCTORS
These are designed to promote the training of doctors by awarding grants and financial aid for work placement contracts in any area
of knowledge at the University of Alicante that facilitates their future incorporation into the Spanish higher education and scientific
research system.
PUBLIC PROJECTS I+D AND GRANTS. Control Tower building. Phone: 965 909 786; [email protected]
- SCHOLARSHIPS INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED IN A MASTERS OF THE UA
Granted to students in their final year top grade career for introduction to research in Departments or Research Institutes at the
University of Alicante.
- SANTANDER BANK GRANTS TO STUDY FOR AN OFFICIALLY RECOGNISED MASTER’S DEGREE
This programme is sponsored by the Santander Bank and is aimed at teachers, researchers and students at Latin American universities belonging to the Latin American Network of Research Universities (RIDUP).
The programme’s goal is to promote specialised training for Latin American University teachers and graduates through the study of
officially recognised Master’s degree courses at the University of Alicante.
sri.ua.es/en/cooperacion/ayudasbs/santander-bank-ua.html
SUB-DIRECTORATE FOR UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION. Tel: 965 909 379; [email protected]
- GRANTS FOR RESEARCH IN WOMEN’S STUDIES, GENDER AND FEMINIST
These grants are available to students of Official Postgraduate Studies (Master) or Doctorate (Third Cycle) of the University of Alicante with a research project focused on studying the role of women or gender differences. Calls are not published on a set date
and you should consult the Activities Programme, the Women’s Studies Centre website or the University of Alicante Official Bulletin
-BOUA-.
WOMEN’S STUDIES CENTRE. Lecture Hall building II, 1st floor. Phone: 965 909 415; [email protected]; web.ua.es/en/cem
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- FINANCIAL AID FOR THE INCORPORATION OF RESEARCH GROUP TECHNICIAN GRANT HOLDERS
The University of Alicante offers places for research grant holders to collaborate with the different projects being carried outin the
Departments. These grants are specific in nature, meaning that they are linked to a particular Department and project.
They have no fixed dates as the calls are published when necessary. If you are interested, check the UA Official Bulletin or the
Activities Programme.
- MINISTRY FPI AND FPU GRANTS AND VALENCIAN REGIONAL GOVERNMENT SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH PROMOTION
GRANTS
The Department of Public Calls manages the University Teaching Staff Training (FPU) and the Research Personnel Training (FPI)
grants awarded by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sport and Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness respectively, as well
as the scientifi c research and technological development grants offered by the Valencian Regional Government.
Other grants and financial aid
- AID FOR PREPARATION OF DOCTORAL THESIS IN THE VALENCIAN LANGUAGE
This financial aid is usually requested by applying to the Language Policy Service. Before starting work, those interested in receiving
the aid should present the corresponding application and talk to the person in charge of the Linguistic Consultancy Department,
who will inform them about linguistic advice and I.T. support tools, as well as giving advice on linguistics and style so that they can
carry out their work in as satisfactory a manner as possible.
Grants can be applied for at any time of year.
For more information: spl.ua.es/en/publicacions/beques-i-ajudes.html
SERVICE OF LANGUAGE POLICIES. Germán Bernácer building. Phone: 965 903 485; [email protected]
- GRANTS FOR ACTIVITIES AT UNIVERSITY ANNEXE CENTRES
The University of Alicante organises courses and activities in the different annexe centres it has in the province of Alicante. There
are specific grants for attending: Summer courses, Spring seminars, Winter seminars and the Rafael Altamira Summer University.
These grants are available to those studying for official degrees at the UA. Given that the grants are for seasonal courses, calls are
made at different times of the year, check the website.
UNIVERSITY VENUES. Germán Bernácer building, ground floor. Phone: 965 909 323; [email protected]; web.ua.es/en/seus
- RESIDENTIAL GRANTS IN THE ALICANTE PROVINCIAL COUNCIL RESIDENCE FOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS FROM ALICANTE
Grants covering accommodation and board for university students from the province of Alicante who are studying for official degrees. The last call was in July.
ALICANTE PROVINCIAL COUNCIL. Tucumán, 8. Phone: 965 121 300
- FINANCIAL AID FOR TRANSPORT FOR OFF-CAMPUS GROUP TEACHING ACTIVITIES
Financial aid to partially cover the cost of the transport used for off-Campus teaching activities. Applications must be made before
carrying out the activity and the aid can be requested at any time during the academic year.
OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR STUDENTS. Chancellor’s building. Phone: 965 903 475; [email protected]
- FINANCIAL AID FROM THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, Culture and Sport TO STUDY LANGUAGES
The Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports calls throughout the year various grants and scholarships for study abroad in Spain
or abroad.
More information:
www.mecd.gob.es/servicios-al-ciudadano-mecd/en/catalogo-servicios/becas-ayudas-subvenciones/para-estudiar/idiomas.
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- L’INSTITUT VALENCIÀ DE LA JOVENTUT LANGUAGE COURSES ABROAD
Known as Eurocursos, these courses are aimed at young people aged from 14 to 30 who want to travel abroad to learn languages.
The prices include lessons in the chosen language, accommodation (often half board) and medical insurance policy for the whole
trip. The 2013 edition includes a discount of 10% for users of the Carnet Jove up to the age of 30.
For more information: www.gvajove.es/ivaj/opencms/IVAJ/es/formacion/estudiar_idiomas/cursos.html
- PLACES IN THE IVAJ YOUNG PEOPLE’S RESIDENCES
Places in the IVAJ young people’s residences are allocated by public call and offer accommodation and board to young students.
In Alicante, the facility on offer is the University Residence “La Florida”. The annual call is normally published in the DOCV in May.
www.ivaj.es/ivaj/opencms/IVAJ/es/formacion/residencias_juveniles_del_ivaj/index.html
- EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE UNDER THE UA STUDENT SUPPORT CENTRE SOCIAL ACTION PROGRAMME
The aim of these grants is to meet the basic needs of UA students experiencing unexpected socioeconomic circumstances of a
personal or family nature which are rendering it difficult for them to continue their studies.
What support is provided?
· Advice on intra/extra-university social and community resources
· Free lunch in the dining hall
· Food packages
· University transport: both urban and interurban
. Photocopies and printing
· Basic textbooks
· Stationery
· Promotion of the UA’s supportive housing programme
Applications should be submitted via the uayuda.ua.es
Further information is available at web.ua.es/en/cae/the-ua-student-support-centre.html
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Exchange and mobility grants allow students to spend part of their time studying at a different university, guaranteeing that the
academic value of these latter studies will be recognised and that they can be adapted to the students’ original degree programmes.
sri.ua.es/en/movilidad
European: The LLP-Erasmus programme
This European Union exchange programme offers students the chance to spend part of their time studying at European universities
associated with the programme, currently more than 300. You can check which universities and countries are available, as well as full
information about calls at sri.ua.es/en/movilidad/erasmus/ua-students.html
In order to apply for an Erasmus grant you need to have passed at least 60 credits for 5-year degrees and at least 40 for 3-year degrees and be a first, second or third cycle student. There must also be an agreement between your Centre and other Centres abroad.
All students must have passed at least 60 credits when they enter the Host University.
Exchanges last for between 3 and 12 months.
Applications are made via the Campus Virtual and the call is usually published in November-December.
Mobility Secretariat.
Student Services building. Phone: 965 909 558; [email protected]
Non-european
This exchange programme is promoted by the University of Alicante and offers students the chance to spend part of their time studying at non-European universities with which the UA has signed student exchange agreements (Latin America, Australia, U.S.A.,
Canada, China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Algeria and Russia). In order to apply, you must have passed at least 60 credits for 5-year
degrees and at least 40 for 3-year degrees. All students must have passed at least 60 credits when they enter the Host University.
Exchanges last for one term. Calls are usually published in November-December.
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Spanish. SICUE programmes
The SICUE (Spanish University Exchange System) programme is designed to promote inter-university cooperation as a means of
enhancing the quality of education by favouring student mobility in their final years at university, allowing them to spend part of their
time studying at a different university. The length of stay is 5 or 9 months.
SICUE Applications: Usually are announced in February and are requested through the Virtual Campus: Documentation must be handed in at the Mobility Office. For 3-year degrees, you need to have obtained 30 credits and have enrolled for 30 or more. For 5-year
degrees, you need to have obtained 90 credits and have enrolled for 30 or more, and have undergraduate degrees in 60 credits and
have enrolled for 30 or more. The SICUE program doesn’t offer financial assistance.
The DRAC financial aid programme. Mobility between
universities belonging to the Xarxa Vives
D’universitats Financial aid to promote mobility between universities in the Xarxa Vives d’Universitats (made up of 21 institutions
of higher education in 4 European states - Spain, France, Italy and Andorra - which share a common culture, united by the Catalan
language). The DRAC Programme has several short-term sub-programmes: DRAC advanced training, aimed at doctorate and Official
Masters students (maximum amount of 420 €), DRACwinter, for students in first and second cycle have approved more than 60 credits of their degree (maximum amount of 420 € and stay less than 15 days) and DRACsummer (maximum amount 320 €), designed
for first, second and third cycle, with more than 45 approvals students. All these grants are awarded for students to attend activities
organised by the universities included in the Joan Lluís Vives Network. Recognition of credits depends on agreements between
universities. Check with your Centre.
DRAC Advanced training and DRACwinter can be requested until 15th January, 15th May and 15th September. DRAC-summer
during the month of May.
Student Services building. Phone: 965 909 558;
[email protected]
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Academic work experience
University students have the option of carrying out both curricular and extracurricular work experience. The degrees being phased out included work
experience in companies and institutions either as a subject on the course
programme or as academic training worth optional or elective credits.
In the new undergraduate and Master’s degree courses, work experience
is established as an integral part of the course programme curriculum, and
may be either compulsory or optional. Therefore, students who wish to broaden their education and improve their future employability can enrol on the
corresponding subject as established in their course programme.
To this end, the UA and its Centres have entered into cooperation and education agreements with numerous public and private companies and institutions which each academic year offer work placements to our students.
Work experience is offered on all UA courses, whether officially recognised or unique to the University, and is regulated by Royal
Decree 1707/2011 of 18 November.
The Work Experience and Student Support Office, which forms part of the Office of the Vice President for Students, and the
Student Services Work Experience unit organise the education cooperation agreements and establishes the principles of coordinated management of work experience in the centres, which are responsible for academic administration of their students’ work
experience.
For the academic year 2013-14, there are about 3.750 existing agreements for the development of external practices of students
UA.
For more information, visit the work placement portal sa.ua.es/en/practicas-empresa/internships.html or the websites of the Centres.
European work experience mobility programmes: ERASMUS and
Leonardo da Vinci
The University of Alicante offers current and recently-qualified students the
chance to complete their education in another EU member state through
work placements in companies, official bodies and institutions. The AITANA
project is part of the European Commission Lifelong Learning Programme
and its Erasmus and Leonardo da Vinci mobility programmes.
The main aim of this European work placement programme is to improve
the qualification of our university students and increase their possibilities of
accessing the labour market with professional and life experience that adds
value to their CV. AITANA is funded by the European Community and co-funded by the University of Alicante. It is coordinated by the Secretariat for Work
Placement and Student Support, which reports to the Pro-Vice-Chancellor’s
Secretariat for Student Admission and is managed by the Students Services
Work Placement Department.
The registration period commences before the start of the academic year during which the work placements will take place, usually during June and July.
Information and Registration in the Unit of Work Experience.
Student Services building.
Phone: 965 909 826. Fax: 965 909 441; [email protected]
Opening time: Mondays to Fridays - 9 am. to 4 pm.
Tuesday afternoon - 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
SECRETARIAT FOR WORK PLACEMENT AND STUDENT SUPPORT.
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University students in business programme
This is a programme offering paid work placements in companies. It is open to all University of Alicante students who have passed
over 50% of the credits corresponding to their degrees. The practices will have a duration between 1 and 8 months. There is no
deadline, meaning that it can be applied for all year round.
EMPLOYMENT INITIATIVES OFFICE (GIPE).
Phone: 965 909 828
[email protected]
www.gipe.ua.es/practicas/bolsapracticas.htm
Other programmes
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Santander-CRUE-CEPYME Grant Programme
for work experience in companies
In November 2011, the Santander Bank signed an agreement with
the Association of Spanish University Vice-Chancellors (Spanish
acronym, CRUE) and the Spanish Association of SMEs (Spanish
acronym, CEPYME) to promote work experience for students enrolled in Spanish universities affiliated to the CRUE, for a period of
three months in small and medium companies, thus increasing their
future employability.
At the UA, the body responsible for managing the programme is the
Student Services Work Experience Unit, located in the Student Pavilion. Telephone 965 909 826 - 965 903 400 ext. 2213.
Email:[email protected]
The call for applications and all information regarding grants that
apply to students of the UA will be published on the website.
sa.ua.es/en/practicas-empresa/internships.html
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Bancaja - Leonardo ADEIT grant programme
A grant programme for university graduates from any Spanish university that offers work placements in European companies. Managed by ADEIT, Valencia University-Business Foundation.
VALENCIA UNIVERSITY-BUSINESS FOUNDATION.
Phone: 963 262 600
[email protected]
www.adeituv.es/en/becas-de-movilidad-europea/
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CITIUS professional initiation programme for
university graduates.
Citius is a Post-graduate Training Programme aimed at graduates
who have completed a 3 or 5 year degree and consists of two
parts: a Specific In-Company Training Programme and an Academic Training Programme. Satisfactory completion of both parts of
the programme rewards participants with a Diploma issued jointly
by the Autonomous University of Madrid and the Autonomous University of Barcelona, as well as a certificate from the company in
question.
UNIVERSITY-BUSINESS FOUNDATION. Pedro Salinas, 11
28043 Madrid. Phone: 915 489 860.
[email protected]
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SEPI Foundation grant programmes
The SEPI Foundation organises several programmes for work placements in companies. For more information, please check the
website.
SEPI FOUNDATION. Quintana, 2. 3º - 2ª . 28008 Madrid.
Phone: 915 488 351
[email protected]
www.funep.es/becas/universitarios.asp
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FARO GLOBAL grants for work placement in
companies.
The FARO GLOBAL grants programme promotes the mobility of
final years students from all Spanish universities through quality
work experience placements in businesser located in Europe, Asia,
the United States and Canada. The grants are awarded on an ongoing basis during the term of the program. The average duration
of each grant is 7 months and 6 months for europe.
[email protected]
www.becasfaro.net
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VULCANUS programme for work placemnt
in japanese companies
This programme is open to students with scientific and engineering
degrees who are European Community nationals. The grants are
for one year.
EU-JAPAN CENTRE FOR INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION.
[email protected]
www.eu-japan.eu/global/vulcanus-in-japan.html
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EURODISSÉE programme
Eurodissée is an exchange programme organised by the Assembly
of European Regions that allows young people aged between 18
and 30 to acquire professional placements over 3 to 7 months in a
foreign company in order to improve their language skills.
[email protected]
www.eurodyssee.eu
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ARGOgrants
ARGO GLOBAL is a mobility program, sponsored by the Ministry
of Education, Culture and Sport which aims to promote the formation and graduates of all Spanish universities through internships
in companies abroad.
Between 2009 and 2012, were granted a total of 1,100 scholarships for practical training with a duration of 3-12 months in companies in Europe, U.S., Canadian and Spanish companies based
in Asia.
This yet to be published the new edition of the program.
www.becasargo.es
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COGMOS programme
COGMOS programme (Leonardo programme) is a university mobility project aimed at promoting participation in professional work
experience with European companies.
The project, managed by the General Foundation of the University
of León and Business (FGULEM), offers 70 work experience placements lasting 26 weeks.
GENERAL FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LEÓN AND THE COMPANY
Tel: 987 291 651
[email protected]
fgulem.unileon.es/cogmos2/
This guide only includes general grants for university degrees and those awarded or managed by the UA.
For more information about the grants mentioned, as well as information about other grants and financial aid, please visit web.ua.es/
en/oia/becas-ayudas. There you will find the most important grants (the fact files include the last call, facts, figures and links) organised by kind of grant (collaboration with the UA, postgraduate, practices in companies ...). There are also links to the most useful
grant websites.
Use the ACTIVITIES PROGRAMME you’ll find the UA homepage to locate grants (“EVENTS”). There you can find all current grants
and carry out searches by type, subject, etc.
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Employment
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Observatory for Access to
the Labour Market
The University of Alicante undertakes actions and has developed
tools to enhance the employment prospects of its students and
make it easier for its graduates to find jobs in areas that match
their training as closely as possible, bearing in mind the fact that
improving employability is one of the key objectives of convergence in the European Higher Education Space.
www.insercionlaboral.ua.es
www.facebook.com/observatorio.ua
twitter.com/#!/ObservatorioUA
Career path. From University to Business.
The main objective of the University of Alicante’s Employment
Observatory is to prepare students for entry into the professional
workforce and improve their employability, primarily through the
design and implementation of activities and projects promoting
attitudes, self-assessment and the various professional and interpersonal interdisciplinary skills demanded by today’s labour
market.
We help graduates make the transition from student to professional.
In addition, the Centre aspires to meet the constant demand for new avenues through which students and graduates can pursue their professional
careers by providing fresh, dynamic and up-to-date guidance.
Active Participation and Networking
The aim of this programme is to promote structural and strategic change through greater coordination between University of Alicante centres and
the UA General Foundation.
To this end, the Observatory encourages the active participation of stakeholders in our activities, website and social networks. We welcome proposals or requests for new courses and information about events, links or other types of documents; and we invite everyone to become involved
in our work so that it can be tailored to the true needs of the university community, including students, graduates and employers.
We strongly believe in the need to bring the University and its social setting closer together. To this end, we aim to forge stronger ties between the
academic world and society in general by modifying criteria as regards university degree contents and teaching in order to adapt student skills,
abilities and proficiencies to the needs of the labour market.
Social networks and contact with users
In the field of social networks, the Observatory has consolidated its presence on Facebook and Twitter, representing the main tools that students
can use to find practical news related to employment and self-employment inside and outside the UA.
This two-way communication channel serves as a means for students to convey their needs and concerns in a direct and effective manner,
enabling us to adapt the services we offer accordingly.
We also have an extensive distribution list whose users receive a weekly newsletter, and a new “Private Intranet Area” where students and graduates can register to access and enrol on all the activities offered, thus streamlining administrative procedures.
Employment opportunities and E-Learning
At the University of Alicante, it is the General Foundation’s Employment Initiatives Office (Spanish acronym GIPE) which is responsible for posting
employment opportunities and for providing labour market intermediation services.
www.gipe.ua.es/tablon
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A simple web section has been created for posting the employment opportunities that some partner companies send expressly to the Observatory.
In addition, students will find links on the Observatory website to the various employment opportunity listings posted around the Campus (GIPE,
Fudeum, Opemil, the Polytechnic University College and the Chair of Family Business).
Lastly, the Observatory has a E-learning platform to provide training for entrepreneurs, and an SRM (Student Relationship Management) system
so that entrepreneurs can keep track of their training history.
Employment Workshops
Tips and secrets on how to successfully pass a job interview, how to design and write an effective CV or know how to network when participating in a selection process: these are some of the key areas addressed in the employment workshops organised quarterly for students by the
Observatory.
Taught by professionals with practical experience in the different areas discussed, the aim is for participants to acquire effective, flexible and upto-date tools tailored to the real needs of business today.
Find Out! study days
The objective of this activity is to strengthen ties between the faculties and their work experience partners, in order to enhance our students’
employability and enable them to acquire some of the day to day skills necessary in the job market.
The Observatory addresses issues such as “Attitude” and “Direction” to introduce students to the idea of their own personal career path.
The Find Out! study days are held in the centres and are divided into three sections:
- Information on services and employment and work experience units on Campus, taught by managers and technicians from these units.
- Skills training (teamwork, attitudes, job interviews, etc.) taught by professionals with daily experience of these matters.
- Graduates’ experiences. Recounted by students who have passed through the halls of the UA, studying the degrees offered at the centre in
question, and have found work through paid schemes or self-employment. Sharing opinions, advice, etc.
Self-Employment and Business Creation
In terms of entrepreneurship, the Observatory works on several fronts, always in collaboration with companies, associations and external centres dedicated to the promotion of entrepreneurship. Once again, the aim is to network and to strengthen the ties between businesses and the
University.
- Seeding entrepreneurship. Programmes aimed at first year students, which include dynamic activities such as entrepreneurial experiences
and idea generation. The aim is to present the option of self-employment as an alternative to paid employment.
- Introduction to Business Creation. Through courses and study days for students with an idea or a project who are interested in learning
about the different avenues for creating a business. We look at how to develop business plans and carry out feasibility studies, the possibilities for
external financial support and future communication strategies, etc.
- Consolidation of the Company. Advanced programmes for businesses already in existence, but also open to anyone who is interested.
These focus on developing management talent through leadership and teamwork. They also present advanced tools for developing the business
product, entrepreneurship opportunities offered by the Internet and funding forums, etc.
Yuzz Alicante Programme
The Yuzz programme comprises eight months of training and a panel of experts who are available 24 hours a day for the selected participants. It is
an initiative of the Banesto and Movistar Foundation, coordinated in Alicante by the Employment Observatory in collaboration with local partners
such as the Local Development Agency and the UA Science Park, and associates such as the Europa House apartment hotel, European Business
and Innovation Centres and the UA General Foundation.
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Based at the Alicante Town Council’s Business Incubator, the programme provides the twenty young people selected to participate
with an amazing opportunity. Over the course of the eight month programme, they are given the support necessary to develop
their ideas in the market through access to a network of professional experts offering personalised advice and tutorials, corporate
training, a platform for online collaboration and administrative and legal support in the event that the idea can be implemented as
a business project.
An expert jury selects the winning project in Alicante, and the prize is a trip to Silicon Valley and access to the national final with
prizes of ten thousand, twenty thousand and thirty thousand Euros, allocated for implementation of the project.
Currently, the Observatory is organising the third Yuzz programme in Alicante, with twenty participants and fifteen business projects.
The Yuzz programme is announced twice a year.
Radio programme “The Business Gardener”
In collaboration with the Polytechnic University College, two entrepreneurs from Observatory programmes have launched and now
run a radio programme by and for entrepreneurs.
Aimed at people who are interested in creating their own business or have already set one up, this new means of communication
with students and the general public includes interviews, news, famous quotes and experiences, and is run with the support and
collaboration of the Employment Observatory.
Student Employment Service
The GIPE Student Employment Service of the UA General Foundation is designed to facilitate access to the labour market for
students and recent graduates of the UA, in areas related as closely as possible to their training.
Location: General Foundation of the University of Alicante.
Germán Bernácer building.
Campus de San Vicente del Raspeig 03690 Alicante.
Phone: 965 909 828 / 9795 - Fax: 965 909 800
[email protected]; www.gipe.ua.es
Employment Initiatives Office
Employment is undoubtedly the primary objective of the Employment Initiatives Office (GIPE). The services offered by the Employment Initiatives Office include:
- Posting employment opportunity listings
- Performing candidate selection processes to identify the best
candidate for the post advertised
- Conducting an active search for employment opportunities:
· Organising events
· Visiting companies
· Seeking cooperation agreements to promote employment
with institutions and private companies.
- Providing personalised careers advice based on each student or
graduate’s individual profile.
Since March 2012, the GIPE has been authorised to act as an Employment Agency. This authorisation was the result of an application presented by the General Foundation of the University of
Alicante in order to comply with the current regulations regarding
labour market intermediation.
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The GIPE offers Diploma/Degree/Engineering graduates and/or postgraduate students a job bank listing opportunities for professional employment.
User requirements
· Users must be Diploma/Degree/Engineering graduates and/or postgraduate students from the University of Alicante.
· They must complete the job bank application form correctly and within the established deadline, providing the necessary documentation
Documents required
· Photocopy of Diploma/Degree/Engineering certificate or receipt of payment of fees for issuance of the same
· Proof of enrolment at the University of Alicante (in the event of being enrolled).
Registration Period
· Throughout the academic year.
Work Experience Unit
The work experience unit at the Employment Initiatives Office (Spanish
acronym, GIPE) is open to all students from the University of Alicante
who, having completed 50% of the credits corresponding to their course
or degree, wish to participate in Voluntary and Paid Work Experience.
Students enrolled on a Master’s degree or University of Alicante course
may also participate in the Work Experience Programme.
Work experience placements are available throughout the academic
year; students work from Monday to Friday, for a minimum of 1 month
and a maximum of 8.
The remuneration provided for work experience will depend on the type
of working week agreed, but in all cases will be no less than the minimum
amount stipulated by the Employment Initiatives Office.
4 hours/day € 355/month
To register, students must complete an online form that they can access using their passwords for the current academic year, which
also allows them to keep their personal and academic details updated.
Open to the public: Monday to Friday from 9.00 to 14.00 and Thursday afternoons from 16.00 to 18.00.
www.gipe.ua.es/practicas
Employment Consultancy Unit
The aim of the careers guidance unit is to provide the best possible advice on new and growing business demands.
We are continually developing new ways to make your learning and preparation for the world of work easier and more effective,
offering you essential tools that will help you to actively search for employment in the labour market.
- We offer a personalised advice service for both students and graduates, to facilitate your entry into the labour market. Through a
personal interview, we help you focus your job search according to your educational and personal profile.
- We organise and run courses on Job Search Techniques, which cover everything from professional and personal development to
designing your CV.
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- We give talks at university faculties and centres focusing on informing
and motivating graduates for effective job seeking.
- We organise company/recruitment process presentations.
- We hold an annual university job fair, the “Employment and self-employment marathon”, with the participation of public and private institutions
and companies.
Further information:
How to write a Curriculum Vitae
www.gipe.ua.es/orientacion-laboral/como-hacer-curriculum-vitae
ejemplo.html
How to write a Cover Letter
www.gipe.ua.es/orientacion-laboral/como-redactar-carta-presentacion.html
How to succeed in a Job Interview
www.gipe.ua.es/orientacion-laboral/consejos-superar-entrevista-trabajo.html
Key sites in your job search
www.gipe.ua.es/formacion/direcciones_de_interes.html
Postgraduate and Master’s Courses at the University of Alicante
cedip.ua.es/en
Public Job Offers
www.gipe.ua.es/formacion/ofertaspublicas.htm
If you require careers guidance, send an email to: [email protected]
Mª José Piqueres, Coordinator of the Career Guidance Unit.
Employment Guidance and Support for Self-Employment (OPEA)
The Employment Initiatives Office (GIPE) works in collaboration with the Public Employment Service (Servef) to provide Employment
and Self-Employment Guidance to the unemployed population in general and university students seeking this service as volunteers.
Self-Employment and Business Creation Service
The Self-Employment and Business Creation Service provides support for University of Alicante students and graduates who wish
to set up their own business.
The service has been in operation at the University of Alicante since 1998, and at the General Foundation since 2004. Since its inception, it has provided support to over 1000 business creation projects pioneered by university members.
A total of 51 projects have been incubated at the Business Creation Centre, which forms part of the same service. The majority of
these projects concerned the service sector, given that this centre focuses on the specific needs of this sector.
The service provides the following support tools for self-employment:
- Guidance on preparing a Business Plan.
- Guidance on applying for Grants and Subsidies.
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- Agreements with banks to obtain micro-credits for projects endorsed by the University of Alicante General Foundation.
- Collaboration with Public Employment Services to support entrepreneurs through awards (the Servef Young Entrepreneur Award).
- Provision of information and motivation for self-employment in the various University faculties and centres.
- Collaboration in various self-employment support initiatives:
- YUZZ: Banesto.
- Uniproyecta: Universia.
Labour Market Analysis Service
This service collaborates directly with the Observatory of Employment at the University of Alicante.
Its main function is to provide all Centres and Faculties with primary and secondary data on the employment situation of University
of Alicante graduates, together with information concerning employment contexts.
Since its inception the service has:
- Conducted 2 surveys of University of Alicante graduates in their third or fourth year following graduation.
- Conducted 1 survey of University of Alicante students to discover their entrepreneurial ambitions (at present, field work has concluded and an analysis of the data is in progress).
- Published 4 Employment Bulletins, presenting information collected from various secondary sources (Spanish National Statistics
Institute (INE), Spanish National Institute of Employment (INEM), EUROSTAT, etc.). The Bulletin is compiled by this service, and
generic information together with the template is distributed to all universities within the University Student Affairs Network (RUNAE)
for adaptation by all Spanish universities who wish to implement this model.
Launched this academic year, the Labour Market Analysis Service coordinates the analysis of graduate employability, employers,
etc., in partnership with the 7 Universities of Valencia with the primary objective of developing analytical tools aimed at the university
community and designed to incorporate secondary data sources such as Social Security and Valencian Employment and Training
Service (Spanish acronym, Servef). These activities are conducted in collaboration with the Valencia Assessment and Planning Agency (Spanish acronym, AVAP) and the Valencia Employment Service.
Employment Guidance Programme for Disabled Students and
Graduates
The Student Support Centre offers a programme to disabled students based on individual attention.
The aim of this programme is to draw up individual employment routes adapted to the characteristics of each student, drawing on the
management and assistance resources of the Support Centre and the Work Experience and Employment Services at the University
of Alicante.
Access to this service is via prior appointment.
Location: Social Sciences Building. Ground Floor.
Phone: 965 909 402 / 3873
Hours: Monday through Friday from 9 to 14. Monday through Thursday evenings by appointment.
[email protected]
web.ua.es/en/cae
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Through SERVICE OF CULTURE secretariats, the PRO-VICE-CHANCELLOR’S OFFICE FOR UNIVERSITY CULTURE , SPORTS AND
LANGUAGE POLICY at the University of Alicante offers a broad programme of activities in which you can take part throughout the
academic year. These include conferences, seminars, congresses, concerts and musical performances, films, poetry recitals, theatre
and dance. A wide-ranging selection of cultural activities to complement and enrich your university education and fill your leisure
time.
You can also earn free choice credits by taking part in these activities.
In addition, the Pro-Vice-Chancellor’s Office for University Culture, Sports and Language Policy organises cultural activities at the
university annexe centres in Alicante, Benissa, Biar, Cocentaina, La Nucia, Orihuela, Villena and Xixona. All year round, these centres
are the setting for musical performances, recitals, debates, plays, films, conference cycles and courses. Benissa, Biar and Cocentaina centres have I.T. rooms available for use by UA students. These cultural activities also take place in other towns throughout the
province.
You can find up-to-date information on the following websites:
Digital magazine of the Pro-Vice-Chancellor’s Office for
University Culture, Sports and Language Policy
www.veu.ua.es/en/
Culture in the UA. Social networks
www.veu.ua.es/en/
facebook.com/culturaenlaua
Gplus.to/culturaenlaua
twitter.com/culturaenlaua
www.tuenti.com/culturaenlaua
youtube.com/culturaenlaua
In addition, you will be able to obtain information and to
enter in touch with these points in:
SERVICE OF CULTURE.
Point of Cultural Information in low of the Auditorium
[email protected], Phone: 965 903 725.
ACUA. CULTURAL AGENDA OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
ALICANTE.
Throughout the course, different areas of the campus
Residence Hall, Room Aifos, Museum, among them the
Auditorium of the University of Alicante, hosts a varied
program of music, dance and theater, cinema, exhibitions.
This programming is characterized by its commitment of
alternative character and quality, which has room for both
selfproduced shows (theater classrooms, choral, jazz,
etc..).
And proposals that are of considerable interest. This set of
shows is directed to the university community and society
in general.
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Exhibitions
All year round on campus there are plastic arts, painting, photography, posters, graphical humour, sculpture exhibitions and installations. A comprehensive and representative sample of cutting-edge contemporary art and the works of renowned Spanish and
foreign artists.
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MUA (university museum)
The exhibitions and activities organised by the MUA (University
Museum) play a dual role: to promote and disseminate contemporary art and to publicise the fruits of university research.
The rooms Sempere, The Cub and Arcadi Blasco exposures
renewed periodically. Each academic year a selection of the
works from the permanent collection of the museum serves
to promote the artistic heritage of the university. The museum
has in turn with four spaces: living L’Alcudia, the Agora and
two multipurpose spaces where workshops, conferences, and
concerts.
The MUA conducts guided visits and educational workshops
aimed at schools, adapting the content to the educational needs of the visiting groups.
Opening times: Mondays to Fridays - 9 am. to 8 pm. Saturdays
- 10 am. to 2 pm.
MIC (Museo Cultural Information): Phone: 965 909 387 / 965
903 865, fax: 965 903 464, [email protected]
To book guided tours and groups: Phone: 965 909 517,
www.mua.ua.es
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The AIFOS Exhibition hall
The Aifos Exhibition Hall (which houses the Cultural Service’s
Film Workshop) has two multi-purpose areas, the Exhibition
Room and the Projection Room and is equipped for organising
film seasons, workshops and conferences for the whole university community.
The Aifos Exhibition Hall, Faculty of Arts Building.
Phone: 965 909 852, [email protected].
Opening times: Mondays to Fridays - 9 am. to 2 pm. and 4
pm. to 7 pm.
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The TRÁNSITO I and II Exhibition hall
Lecture Hall building II.
Phone: 965 909 720, [email protected] - [email protected]
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Courses and workshops
WORKSHOPS AND COURSES FIRST TERM 2013-14
COURSE
LECTURER
HOURS
CRED.
FEE
START
FINISH
OUTDOOR PAINTING
Mª Dolores Mulá
60
xxx
110/150
November 14,
2013
May 15, 2014
TECHNICAL LIQUID: FIGURE, SCENERY AND ABSTRACTION
Teresa Lanceta y
Olga Diego
30
xxx
50/70
November 7,
2013
December 12, 2013
CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP ADVANCED
Javier Guijarro
30
3
50/70
October 19,
2013
December 21, 2013
BASIC DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
Roberto Ruiz de
Zafra
20
2
35/50
November 18,
2013
December 19, 2013
THE ART OF BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY
Javier Serrano
40
xxx
95/110
October 15,
2013
December 19, 2013
FILM MORNING. THEATER ORIGINAL VERSION
Coordinator: Raul
García
30
2
40/60
October 17,
2013
December 19, 2013
FILM EVENINGS. THEATER ORIGINAL VERSION
Coordinator: Raul
García
30
2
40/60
October 17,
2013
December 19, 2013
WATCH THE FILM
Fernando Embid
30
3
50/70
October 25,
2013
November 29, 2013
THE SHORT FILM: KNOW AND GENDER ANALYSIS
Antonio Sempere
20
2
35/50
November 18,
2013
November 22, 2013
READING CLUB. READERS FOR PLEASURE. Narrative
sci-fi
Sergio Galindo
20
2
20/35
October 14,
2013
December 9, 2013
READING CLUB AT HEADQUARTERS. From readers for
pleasure
Sergio Galindo
30
2
45/55
October 16,
2013
May 21, 2014
WRITE FICTION OR KILL GARCIA MARQUEZ. Complete
course creative writing.
Mariano Catoni
60
6
80/90
November 19,
2013
May 20, 2014
Coordinator:
Francisco
Canovas
15
1
45/55
October 21,
2013
February 5, 2014
Santiago Iglesias
25*7
hours
2
100/145
October 21,
2013
May 27, 2014
Pakito Baeza
15
xxx
45/55
October 17,
2013
December 19, 2013
FLAMENCO PERCUSSION WORKSHOP
Antonio Correas
15
xxx
45/55
October 21,
2013
December 23, 2013
CHAPEL MINSTRELS
Carles Magraner
y Béatrice Trave
15
1
45/55
November 21,
2013
November 22, 2013
PLASTIC ARTS
FILMS
WRITING
MUSIC
THE CURRENT MUSIC
GUITAR CONTEMPORANY
LATIN PERCUSSION
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SPECIFIC ELEMENTS WORKSHOP TECHNICAL INSTRUMENTALISTS PASSAGES FOR STRING ORCHESTRA
Carolina Martínez
30*3
2
20
November 18,
2013
July 16, 2014
Sandra Montserrat
40
4
60/85
October 8,
2013
January 14, 2014
Rosa Fraj
24
2
45/60
November 9,
2013
November 16, 2013
CREATION STORY NARRATION AND ILLUSTRATION
Morisela Romero,
Ana Lozano y
Dulce Quesada
30
3
50/40
October 16,
2013
December 18, 2013
ORAL COMMUNICATION WORKSHOP
Marisela Romero
y Josefina Ruiz
40
4
60/85
October 17,
2013
December 19, 2013
PHOTOJOURNALISM (initation)
Jose manuel Soto
30
3
50/70
October 28,
2013
December 16, 2013
INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM
Mariano Sánchez
30
3
50/70
October 17,
2013
December 19, 2013
Sandra Huesca
30
3
50/70
October 25,
2013
December 16, 2013
Susana Giner
24
xxx
40/55
October 19,
2013
October 27, 2013
CONTEMPORANY DANCE WORKSHOP
Inmaculada
Manresa
90
4
90/110
October 24,
2013
May 19, 2014
DANCES OF THE WORLD
Rubén Marín
Soriano
20
2
40/55
October 23,
2013
December 11, 2013
DANCE WORKSHOP: ART IN MOTION
Cruz Vicedo
60
xxx
80/90
November 18,
2013
May 12, 2014
INSTRUMENT FOR CULTURAL MANAGEMENT AND
DISSEMINATION
Coordinator:
Joaquín Quílez
25
2
Free
NOT
ADVERTISE
NOT ADVERTISE
BASIC VIDEO CREATION IN MAC
Patrick Vázquez
Domínguez
20
2
35/50
November 18,
2013
December 19, 2013
PRODUCTION AND CULTURAL EVENT MANAGEMENT
Alejandra Pérez
Román
30
3
50/70
October 16,
2013
December 18, 2013
ORAL
TECNIQUES FOR PREPARING A SPEECH OR DEBATE
COUNT TALES
JOURNALISM
THEATRE
INTRODUCTION TO THE INTERPRETATION ON TEXTS
DISCOVERING OUR CLOWN
DANCE
DIFFUSION
Registration: PIC Point of Cultural Information in low of the Auditorium.
Phone: 965 903 725, [email protected]
Office schedule: from Monday until Friday, from 9 am to 2 pm; from Monday until Thursday of 3 pm to 5.30 pm.
Information on courses and workshops to consult in: www.veu.ua.es/en/talleres
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Hall of Science
The classroom of Science aims to spread within the university all activities for the dissemination of scientific culture are held in the
spaces at University in Alicante, both on campus and university campuses.
The goal of the Science classroom is to promote actions related to the dissemination of scientific culture, society offering a wide
range of possibilities in terms of access to knowledge such as multiple varieties of realization: exhibitions, lectures, guided tours,
presentation of books and other educational materials, workshops, conferences, etc.. Within the classroom conception of science’s
willingness to share knowledge, to join multidisciplinary skills and find ways fleeing compartments.We understand that gender mainstreaming is a prerequisite for a comprehensive understanding of things.
Likewise, we promote awareness and curiosity about popularizing science in the university community, contributing thereby to the
promotion of culture.
If you want to be after the street of the activities that we perform, you can subscribiros to our newsletter. Thank you very much for
your interest.
Tlf. 96 590 95 93
e-mail: [email protected]
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The film wokshop
The Classroom of Cinema at the University of Alicante, founded in 1997, offers its services primarily to the university community.
In his desire to extend film culture, organizes activities including film series (both on campus and on university campuses), film
courses and film directors conferences or other professionals. The titles that encompass our film library (which are available on this
website from 2002/03) they support are teaching and research service. In this regard, we can advise or deal with the issue of audiovisual materials and with the same purpose, we have a select library.
www.veu.ua.es/en/canal/cine
The theatre workshop
The Theatre classroom at the University of Alicante, since its inception
25 years ago now, essentially aims to ensure that all university groups
(students, PDI and PAS) to delve into the issue of performance practice
through training activities (workshops different kinds) and the realization
of theatrical.
http://www.veu.ua.es/en/aula/teatro/teatre
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The music workshop
The Music Workshop activities have two aims: to provide a meeting place specialising in music for the whole university community
and to diffuse music through concerts designed for the general public.
Activities are very diverse and cover a range of fields: promotion of music through the philharmonic orchestra, the choir, the Akra
Leuka wind quintet and the Almus resident quartet, as well as music training workshops.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF ALICANTE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
The University of Alicante Philharmonic Orchestra was created in November 2005 with the aim of providing a stable platform for
perfecting music studies and contributing to the promotion of musical culture within the University. Formed by 50 young musicians, the OFUA’s fundamental purpose is training. It serves as a meeting ground for musicians from the University and from the
music conservatories and music schools in the province. Currently directed by Mihnea Ignat (Craiova, 1980), a young conductor
trained in Bucharest and Vienna, the orchestra made its debut at the Christmas Concert held in the Nuestra Señora de Gracia
church on the 16th of December 2005, performing works by Schubert, Fauré and Handel, together with the University Choir.
In 2006, the orchestra performed in the Teatro Principal in Alicante, giving a concert in commemoration of the 250th anniversary of
the birth of Mozart. In the same year, the orchestra also held an exchange with the University of Valencia Philharmonic Orchestra
as part of the latter’s 10th anniversary celebrations, performing a concert for the University of Valencia senate.
The OFUA has performed with prestigious professionals, such as Miguel Ángel Estrella or the young pianist from the National
University of Music Bucharest, Silvan Negritiu.
The OFUA collaborates closely with the Queen Sofia College of Music in Madrid, and as a result has performed with the virtuosos
Alina Artemeyeva and Madarys Morgan (piano), Ye Xin, Eszter Stankowsky and Erzhan Kulibaev (violin), and the soprano Galyna
Gurina.
The most recent developments in the OFUA programme have been invitations to participate in prestigious national and international festivals, taking the University Orchestra to important venues in the province and to auditoriums in Murcia and Zaragoza, in
order to participate for the second time in the International Youth Orchestra Festival.
In addition, the orchestra is developing a programme of didactic concerts which have aroused strong interest among the educational community.
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ALICANTE UNIVERSITY CHOIR
The University of Alicante Choir aims, among other things, to become a musical benchmark, providing a rigorous musical and
teacher training for its members and performing in concerts and various academic events.
The University Choir rehearses once a week on the UA campus and this practice is complemented by voice training classes and
intensive residential courses. In addition, various monographic seminars are offered throughout the academic year.
Entrance interviews are normally conducted in October.
Throughout the academic year, the UA Choir performs a series of concerts, in the auditorium and in other venues, participating
in opening sessions, honorary degree awards, etc.
Similarly, it holds exchanges with other choirs.
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The Sports Office foments and facilitates sporting activities at the UA through the following activities and processes:
INDIVIDUAL PRACTICE: For those of you who like to take advantage of any free time you might have between classes and after studying with no commitments. Why not play both team and individual sports? Just reserve one of the Sports Facilities on our campus.
Once you’ve tried it, we’re sure you’ll be interested in the University Sports Card. Al you have to do is bring your kit and inside the
Sports centre there are a number of complementary services as well as a Physiotherapy and Podiatry.
PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES: These are controlled activities with different levels that are organised within a set timetable and an instructor
who encourages you to “get moving”. Some monitors prepare a Personal Exercise Plan for you. Why not try the open-air Leisure and
Activities Programme? You’ll have fun, meet people and you may well feel better for it.
COMPETITION: For certain sports we organise Internal Leagues for university students. If you are chosen, you could represent your
university in the University Championships or become part of the University of Alicante Sports Club.
SPORT TRAINING COURSES: Supported by relevant courses federations or associations. Many of them allow you to obtain certificates enable you as a monitor.
SPORTS TRAINING COURSES 2013/2014*
HOURS
CREDITS
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, SPORT AND HEALTH
15
1
DIVER TWO STARS
50
5
TRAINING WITH THE VIBRATING PLATFORM
20
2
INTRODUCTION TO CHESS
15
1
INTRODUCTION TO DIVING
50
5
INTRODUCTION TO WINDSURF
30
3
TONING CLASSES INSTRUCTOR
50
5
PERSONAL FITNESS INSTRUCTOR
50
5
STRENGTH AND BODYBUILDING INSTRUCTOR
50
5
INTERMEDIATE OF CHESS
15
1
AQUAFITNESS MONITOR
50
5
INDOOR CYCLE MONITOR
50
5
PILATES MONITOR
50
5
RESCUE AND LIFESAVING: common module
60
6
RESCUE AND LIFESAVING: specific module
80
6
*Pending approval by the University Council and liable to change. Check the programme:
sd.ua.es/en/ceclec/sports-courses-of-free-elective-credits.html
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Sports
Aerobics
Aikido
Chess
Athletics
Badminton
Ballroom dancing
Basketball
Handball
Diving
Cross-country
Indoor cycling (spinning)
Bellydancing
Climbing
Fencing
Water fitness
Racquetball
Football
Indoor Soccer
Football 8
Keep fit
Golf
Hockey
Judo
NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIP
COMMUNITY
CHAMPIONSHIP
UNIVERSITY
COMPETITIONS
FEDERATIONS
INTERNAL LEAGUES
INDIVIDUAL PRACTICE
SPORT AVAILABLE
GUIDED ACTIVITY
COMPETITIONS
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NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIP
COMMUNITY
CHAMPIONSHIP
UNIVERSITY
COMPETITIONS
FEDERATIONS
INTERNAL LEAGUES
INDIVIDUAL PRACTICE
SPORT AVAILABLE
GUIDED ACTIVITY
COMPETITIONS
Karate
Kung-Fu
Half marathon / Marathon
Fitness gym
Swimming
Orientation
Paddle
Valencian ball
Pilates
Rowing
Rugby
Hiking
Squash
Stretching postural
Taekwondo
Taichi
Tennis
Table tennis
Triathlon
Volleyball
Beach volleyball
Yoga
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Sports facilities
·
·
The following facilities are available to all members of the university community:
Sports centre
- Central multi-sports area
- 2 basketball courts
- 1 5-a-side football pitch
- 1 handball court
- 2 volleyball courts
- 1 indoor hockey pitch
- 1 climbing wall
- Heated swimming pool
- 4 squash courts
-1 weight training gym
-1 table tennis room
- 2 multi-purpose rooms
- 1 tatami 12x12
- SPA
- Bithermal foot
- Whirlpool
- Sauna
- Hammam
Open-air facilities
- 3 tennis courts
- 1 basketball court
- 1 artificial grass hockey pitch
- 2 football pitches 8 artificial grass
- 1 artificial grass rugby/football pitch
- 1 Athletics track
- Semi-covered multi-purpose track
- 3 paddle tennis courts
- 1 beach volleyball court
·
Reserving facilities, prices and methods of payment
They will take place in the Sports Centre or over the Internet and no more than three reservations may be made per week. No
telephone reservations are accepted and the same facility may not be booked for two consecutive sessions. You may enter the
sports centre 15 minutes before the time you have reserved.
Opening times: Mondays to Fridays – 8 am. to 11 pm. Saturdays – 9 am. to 9 pm. Sundays – 9 am. to 2 pm.
For most activities, there are two price rates - “university” and “non-university”. The rates of “university” apply, in general, the
students of official first, second and third cycle, degree, master and doctorate, teaching and research staff and administration and
service staff. Apart from these groups, the “non-university” rate is applied.
Payment may be made either in cash or by card at the machine in the entrance to the sports centre.
For more information: sd.ua.es/en/sports-facilities.html
FACILITY
€
UNIVERSITY USERS
€ NON
UNIVERSITY USERS
€ HOLDERS
(USC)
OBSERVATIONS
MAXIMUM
USAGE TIME
Weights room
120’
Swimming pool
55’
Squash
Athletics track
Climbing wall
Tennis
Table tennis
Changing rooms and lockers
45’
0
1,5
4
PRICE PER USER
60’
Paddle ball
Beach volleyball
Spa zone
55’
093
€
UNIVERSITARIOS
INSTALACIÓN
€ NO
UNIVERSITARIOS
€ ABONADOS
(TDU)
Swimming pool
Athletics track
OBSERVACIONES
TIEMPO DE USO
PRICE PER LINE
Climbing wall
30
16
Semicovered multi-sport track
Central ½ track
Central track
Footballl 8
20
40
Football / Rugby / Hockey
35
80
Outdoor basketball
6
20
Aerobics room
26
52
Teaching room
Blue room
Fencing room
Tatami room
18
35
Central ½ track / Paddle ball / Tennis / Beach
Volleyball
2
Football 8 / Central track / Semicovered
multisport track
7
Football / Rugby / Hockey
12
60’
PRICE PER
FACILITY
LIGHTING FEE
60’
Prices in effect for 2013
University sports card
If you usually use the sports facilities, the Sports Service recommends the University Sports Card Quarterly subscription or pool.
More information:
sd.ua.es/en/become-a-partner.html
USC
CATEGORY
VALIDITY
HOLDER
1.- Oficial students
Annual
58
2.- Foreign students
6-monthly
44
3.- Teaching Staff/Admin. Staff/Grant students/
Non-Official master students, University experts
and postgraduates/Staff: General Foundation
UA, advanced Language Centre and Digital
Workshop
Annual
70
4.- Disabled students. Members of UA teams
Annual
38
5.- Disabled non students. Persons associated
with the UA
Annual
100
6.- Persons not included in the above categories
Annual
230
Prices in effect for 2013.
POOL SUBSCRIPTION
FAMILY
VALIDITY
70
HOLDER
DOCUMENTATION
25€
Proof of
belonging to the
corresponding
category
3-monthly
60 €
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Sports
Physiotherapy and Podiatry Cabinet
Located in the external changing room building, the Physiotherapy and Massage Service can help you solve any problems you may
have, such as sprains, lumbago, sports injuries, etc.
Sporting events
• Social Integration Through Sport Days.
• Miles University - Decathlon Alicante “Domingo Ramón Menargues”.
• Internal Leagues Closing day
• Rector’s reception for the medal-winners in the Spanish University Championships.
• Patron Saint Day tournaments of the different Faculties and Schools.
• 7-a-side Beach Rugby tournament.
University sportsperson promotion and support programme
If you represent the University of Alicante in university or official competitions, or you are a sports monitor as a result of having obtained the corresponding Sports Collaboration Grant from the Sports Office, you can reap the benefits of this programme, as long as
you are on the LIST OF UNIVERSITY SPORTSPEOPLE drawn up and updated by the Sports Office:
• Combine your sporting activities with your academic obligations: the fact that you are sportsperson will be taken into account when
you ask to change timetables, groups or examination dates that coincide with your sporting activities. THE UNIVERSITY SPORT
PEOPLE COORDINATOR of your Centre will be the person responsible for informing your lecturers so that you can combine your
sporting activities with your academic obligations.
• Receive the unique University of Alicante kit.
• Use the Physiotherapy Office free for treating your injuries
or strains due to training or competition.
• Obtain free-choice credits.
* If you are only selected for 20% and 75 % of the events, you will
receive 1 credit. You can add up the credits from your different
appearances in the activities mentioned, both in Group B and in the
other groups mentioned, but may under no circumstances accumulate
more than 10 credits per academic year.
GROUP A
SPORTING
ACTIVITY
GROUPS
Final stages of the Spanish University Championships.
3
Region of Valencia University Sports League.
3*
Affiliated UA Teams.
3*
Region of Valencia University Sports Meeting.
2
Official Inter-University Championships.
1
Students who are monitors as a result of obtaining the corresponding Sports Collaboration Grant.
3
GROUP B
AND
ALLOCATION
OF CREDITS
GROUP C
(DAN) Programme for elite sportspeople
The programme provides financial assistance for registration, accommodation, travel, teaching and sports material expenses for
students that satisfy one of the following conditions:
HIGH LEVEL I
a) High-level athletes Championships medalists in Spain University.
b) High-level athletes sports members of regular league team Club Deportivo Universidad de Alicante (CDUA), who are in the national
top flight.
HIGH LEVEL II
Those top athletes not included in the previous group who meet any of the following requirements:
a) High-level athletes of team sports having played the final phase of the University Championships in Spain in qualifying sports
upstream (University Sports Regional Championship and interzonal phase).
b) High-level athletes of team sports that have been classified in 1st or 2nd place in the University Sports Regional Championship.
c) High-level athletes individual sports who have qualified in 4th or 5th place in the University Championships in Spain.
Valencian regional government programme for level A & B sportspeople
This programme reserves places for preferential access to university studies in Valencian Universities. (DOCV 29/05/07)
Informations and reservations:
Phone: 965 903 739 - fax: 965 909 302 - [email protected]
Opening times: Mondays to Fridays 9 am. to 14 pm. and 16 a 21 pm.
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Libraries
BUA - University Library (SIBID)
blogs.ua.es/bibliotecauniversitaria
biblioteca.ua.es/en
www.facebook.com/biblioteca.UA?ref=ts
BUA - University Library (SIBID) has seven service points, libraries in the different faculties and schools and 3,335 reading places.
Each library has a free-access reading room containing the manuals and works that are recommended to students, specialised
collections and a newspaper and periodicals section. Most of the collections can be accessed freely and books are organised by
subject.
biblioteca.ua.es/en/libraries
They have every right to use all persons in the community universitaria (students, teaching and research staff, administration and
services personnel).
Authorized personnel are those persons who are allowed to use the library services on the basis of agreements and accords signed
by the same and other Universities or Institutions, or on an individual basis as long as he/she shows sufficient need to use said services and has received the corresponding authorisation.
The services offered by the Libraries to users allow the access, provision and use of internal and external bibliographic resources:
catalogue, loan, inter-library loan, reference and bibliographic information (where access to on-line databases or CD-ROMs is becoming increasingly important), e-magazines and Internet, as well as user information and training.
The catalogue contains references for most of the bibliographic collections in existence in all the libraries on the campus: books,
journals, other non-library materials (videos, discs, etc.) and e-publications. The programme offers the USER SERVICES option,
whereby, after identifying him/herself, users can renew their loans, change their PIN or check a user file with details of their loans,
reservations, penalisations, etc., see the replies the library has made to their requests and consult the recommended bibliography
for each degree and subject.
gaudi.ua.es
The resources available at the Libraries include reading rooms, group work rooms, language self-study rooms, photocopiers, microfiche scanners-printers, computers for public uses, scanners, etc. They have equipped all the libraries in a locker service from
8:30 to 20:30.
The Libraries are normally open as follows: Mondays to Fridays - 8.30 am. to 9 pm.
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The General Library has a 24-HOUR STUDY ROOM AND SPECIAL OPENING TIMES in the period devoted to preparing for and
sitting examinations.
The General Library building also houses the general SIBID services (Management and Administration, Technical Processes, Document Access, Electronic Resources and Technological Applications, Publications Management and Information Point).
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Libraries
BUA - University Library (SIBID)
·
Loan service
The loan service allows users to take books and documents out of the library for use at home during a limited period. You need
to present your university identification card (TIU) at the loan desk to use this service.
Users who do not yet have their TIU should present their credentials and the library staff will check whether they are authorised
to use the loan service.
WHO CAN USE THE SERVICE
- All members of the University Community.
- Persons covered by agreements with the University that permit the use of this service.
- Persons temporarily authorised by a member of the teaching and research staff or by UA service directors.
LOAN PERIOD IN DAYS
Ist and 2nd cycle
students and others
3rd cycle students,
administration
and service staff
and Agreements
TRS
Departmental
deposit
Manuals
7
7
14
INDEF.
INDEF.
Monographs
14
30
30
Recommended bibliography manual
7
7
7
RB monograph - RB doctor
14
14
14
Teaching and research funds
7
7
120
INDEF.
Reference works
7
7
7
INDEF.
Special Items independent of the Central Libraries
7
7
7
INDEF.
Special Items independent of the Media Library
2
2
2
RB = Recommended bibliography
The special loan periods for holidays times are announced by the library beforehand.
TOTAL NUMBER OF DOCUMENTS ON LOAN
Total number of books on loan
Ist and 2nd cycle
students and others
3rd cycle students,
administration and
service staff and
Contracted Lecturer
TRS
Departmental
deposit
8
20
50
INDEF.
Next to the counter in the General Library there is an automatic loan machine that allows users to avoid the queues that sometimes form to process loans, as well as a returns box that is available 24/7.
LOAN OF LAPTOP COMPUTERS
The libraries have laptop computers for use by students, authorised users and members of the Ex-Alumni Association for one
day during library hours. These laptops may not be removed from the premises.
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RENEWING LOANS
Documents can be renewed before the loan period expires as many times as necessary, as long as they have not been reserved
by another user. Loans can be renewed:
- Through WebCat, using the “User services-Renew loans” option.
- Personally in the libraries.
- By telephone (965 903 994).
RESERVING DOCUMENTS
Users can reserve documents that are out on loan:
- Through WebCat, using the “Request-Reserve works for loan” option.
- Personally in the libraries.
- By telephone (965 903 994).
RETURNING OVERDUE DOCUMENTS
Delays in returning documents are sanctioned with the suspension of the loan service for one day per day’s delay and for each
document. Documents are claimed on the university e-mail service.
biblioteca.ua.es/en/prestamo-bg
• Accessing documents
The Interlibrary Loan section is on the ground floor of the General Library building and aims to provide members of the university community with all kinds of documents or part of the same wherever they are published in the world and which are not
available at the University of Alicante, while also supplying other external bodies with the documents that exist in our University. The procedures laid down comply with international standards and inter-university agreements signed between Spanish
universities.
Phone: 965 909 360, fax: 965 909 361; [email protected]
• Information point (Library information point)
The lnformation Points are located on the ground floors of the General Library and of all the other libraries. The service informs
users how the Libraries operate and what services they offer. It provides information about all the bibliographic funds and
collections, how to find, access and use what you want. It facilitates and helps with bibliographic searches on any subject,
accessing both internal and external sources of information, using both printed and automated resources.
It also offers various standard and tailor-made training courses for users.
• Media library
The Media Library is located on the ground floor of the General Library building and offers all members of the university community the opportunity to access and borrow all kinds of special media (videotapes, DVD-Video, CD-Audio, CD-Multimedia,
etc.) and a wide selection of specialised film and music materials.
It has booths for single-user language learning, group audition/viewing rooms and a large multipurpose room with a PAX of
approximately 50.
Opening times: Mondays to Fridays - 8.30 am. to 9 pm.
Phone: 965 903 400, ext. 2208; [email protected]
biblioteca.ua.es/en/mediateca
• Project Management and Open Knowledge
It includes the following services:
- RUA: Institutional Repository.
- OCW-UA: OpenCourseWare of the University of Alicante.
- La Fragua: development service multimedia teaching projects are located on the ground floor of the Main Library and its
public opening hours are 9.00 to 14.00.
- Digital Music Library.
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Libraries
Faculty of Arts library
Located on the first and second floors of the General Library building. Specialising in the areas of Philology, Humanities, Translation and
Interpreting, History, etc. It also contains the Centre for Women’s Studies collection and an important series of works on the History and
Philosophy of Science. There is a multimedia room on the first floor that has a computer adapted for the visually challenged.
Phone: 965 903 400, ext.2758 / 3016 / 2814, fax: 965 903 735; [email protected]
biblioteca.ua.es/en/filosofia-letras
Polytechnical and Nursing library
Located on the ground floor of the General Library. The teaching centres and courses affiliated to this library are: the University Polytechnic and the University School of Nursing. The library also holds the final theses for the following degrees: Architecture, Public Works
Engineering and Telecommunications Engineering.
Phone: 965 903 400, ext. 3398, fax: 965 903 735; [email protected]
biblioteca.ua.es/en/politecnica-enfermeria
Economics library
Located on the ground floor of the Faculty of Economic and Business Studies. It specialises in the areas of economics, business and
sociology and has a bibliographic collection of approximately 65,000 books, 1,800 regular publications and collections of working
documents, theses, statistics, reports and papers. The centres affiliated to the library are the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration and Institute for International Economics.
Phone: 965 903 400, ext. 3130/3392/3146, fax: 965 903 624; [email protected]
biblioteca.ua.es/en/economicas
Law library
Located on the ground floor of the Faculty of Law building. The centre affiliated to the law library is the Faculty of Law. It holds a monographic collection specialising in legal science consisting of approximately 75,000 books and 1,851 regular publications. It also has a
collection of microfiches and microfilms.
Phone: 965 909 337/903 400, ext. 3291/3292, fax: 965 903 630; [email protected]
biblioteca.ua.es/en/derecho
Sciences library
Located on the ground floor of the Faculty of Sciences. The centres affiliated to the Specialised Sciences library are: the Faculty of
Sciences, University Institute for Biodiversity (CIBIO), University Institute of Water and Environmental Sciences,University Institute of
Electrochemistry, University Institute of Chemical Process Engineering, University Institute for Materials Research (IUMA), University
Institute of Organic Synthesis (ISO), University Institute of Physics Applied to Sciences and Technologies, “Ramón Margalef” Multidisciplinary Institute for Environmental Research and the Technical Services Research. It holds the specialised collections for Chemistry,
Biology, Chemical Engineering, Mathematics, Geological Engineering and Marine Studies.
biblioteca.ua.es/en/ciencias
Geography library
Located on the ground floor of the University Institutes building. As well as the specialised geography collections, classified into four
broad fields of research (Water, Tourism, Environment and Climatology), it holds an important collection of cartography and aerial photographs.
Phone: 965 909 436 / 965 903 423, fax: 965 903 423; [email protected]
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Faculty of Education library
Located in the Faculty of Education. It holds a collection of 50,000 monographs and 471 different regular publications, as well as an
important collection of old works from the Escuela Normal de Alicante.
Phone: 965 909 622/ 965 903 738, fax: 965 909 482, [email protected]
biblioteca.ua.es/en/educacion
Miguel de Cervantes Virtual Library
The Miguel de Cervantes virtual library was created in 1999 by the
University of Alicante and sponsored by the Bank of Santander and
the Marcelino Botín Foundation.
The interest of other institutions
and entities in the project led to
the creation of the Miguel de Cervantes Virtual Library Foundation,
presided over by the writer Mario
Vargas Llosa.
This library is open to all Hispanic
cultures and holds thousands of different kinds of works from different
periods. In its catalogue users from
all over the world can find books,
newspapers and magazines, interviews and documentaries, voice
clips, archive documents, photographs, paintings, drawings, etc. In
all formats made available through
the use of new technologies.
The contents of cervantesvirtual.
com are mainly grouped by portals,
both institutional and thematic, and
by libraries of authors, works and historical characters.
Especially interesting are the areas devoted to the National Libraries of Spain, Argentina, Chile, Mexico, Peru and Brazil, the American
Manuscripts in the Royal Collections, created in collaboration with the Royal National Heritage Library, the Joan Lluís Vives Virtual
Library, the result of an agreement with the Xarxa d’Universitats that make up the l’Institut Joan Lluís Vives, as well as those featuring
El Cantar de Mio Cid, Tirant lo Blanc, La Celestina, Colón, Carlos V, Cervantes, Lope de Vega, Calderón, Simón Bolívar, Larra, Galdós,
Clarín, Neruda, Nicolás Guillén, Mario Benedetti, Alberti, Buero Vallejo, Ángel González, Gonzalo Rojas, etc.
www.cervantesvirtual.com
www.lluisvives.com
www.vives.org
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I.T. and telecommunication
resources
Virtual campus
The Virtual Campus is an IT tool designed to support
teaching, academic management and administration.
It is an internet-based environment aimed at teaching
staff, students and administrative staff at the University
of Alicante.
You can access the Virtual Campus from any part of the
UA website by entering your email address and password.
When you begin your studies at the UA the Secretariat
for your centre will provide you with your email address
and password for the Virtual Campus.
If you forget or lose your password you should contact
the Secretariat for your centre to be given it again.
Since March 2011 the Virtual Campus has incorporated
digital administrative procedures.
Through the Virtual Campus you have access to the following services, amongst others. You can:
- Formalise your enrolment.
- Pay some fees.
- Check on the progress of grant applications you have made.
- Request applications for mobility grants.
- Check on the processing of your TIU (University ID card).
- Access the services provided by the Sports department.
- View the suggested bibliography for a subject.
- Access popular links.
- Ask your lecturers questions, through online tutorials.
- View FAQs.
- Participate in discussions.
- View tests and results.
- Obtain teaching materials.
- Access the programmes for your work placements in the Virtual
IT Classroom.
- Find out the dates of official exams.
- Access your student record.
- View adverts.
- See your teachers’ Virtual Campus information sheets.
- Look up the email addresses of other students from your courses.
- Access information relating to course outlines, subjects and class
times.
- Use the diary to receive or create notes.
- Downloading of certificates over the wireless network.
- Downloading digitalised personal academic certificates.
After you complete your studies you will keep your Virtual Campus Profile through which you will be able to access information
allowing you to remain in contact with the University.
On the Virtual Campus homepage you will find an interactive tutorial to help you familiarise yourself with all of the Virtual Campus
tools.
www.ua.es/en/univirtual
Open access computer rooms
These are located in:
- General Library.
- Lecture Building I.
- Chemical Technology Centre (CTQ).
In the General Library and Lecture Building I there are specially trained staff to help you if you have any problems configuring your
laptop or using equipment.
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Computing Rooms
Here you have all the information concerning the operation of the computer rooms of teaching held by the Computing Service.
si.ua.es/en/servicios/aulas/computing-rooms.html
UA wireless internet (wifi)
The University of Alicante’s Wireless Network is in an extension of the
University’s Local Network which permits access to the internet and other
electronic information services without the need for a fixed connection to the
network.
This service is available throughout the entire San Vicente Campus and Alicante Campus for all members of the university community with the aim of
providing access to the IT resources at the University of Alicante.
It is based on the wireless technology IEEE 802.11 b/g which allows the transmission of data up to a speed of 54 Mbps. The wireless device must have a
wireless connection to be able to connect to the network.
You can activate this service from the Virtual Campus, from the section Secretariat
>> WIFI
si.ua.es/en/wifi
If you travel to other Spanish or European universities you can connect to their
wireless network using the same method of access thanks to the EDUROAM
programme.
si.ua.es/en/wifi/eduroam
E-mail: webmail
The University of Alicante provides all students with an institutional e-mail address ([email protected]). You can access any e-mail program supporting POP3 or IMAP (eg. Netscape, Microsoft Outlook, Mail, Thunderbird…).
The University will use e-mail as the preferred method of contact with
students.
However, if you already have a different e-mail account (hotmail, msn, yahoo,
gmail…) you can redirect the messages sent to your University of Alicante
e-mail account to this account. You can find out how to redirect your e-mails to another account in Webmail, which you can access
from the university’s homepage.
The university will never ask you to provide personal details in an e-mail (such as passwords, credit card details or bank
account details).
Webmail is a service which allows you to check your e-mail through a browser.
Webmail offers you the following features:
- You only need the e-mail address and password given to you on enrolment at the University to access it.
- It can be accessed from any computer; there is no need to install any email programs.
- It has all the facilities you need to manage your e-mail: send, forward, delete, reply, organise into folders...
- Your privacy is guaranteed through a secure connection.
- You can also access your webmail through the Virtual Campus without needing to re-enter your log in details.
When typing your password do not forget that it is case sensitive.
www.ua.es/webmail
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I.T. and telecommunication
resources
UA blogs
The University provides you with a platform from which to publish your blog. A blog is a regularly updated website which compiles
texts and articles written by one or various authors chronologically, the most recent appearing first, whereby the author is free to
publish only those which he or she feels are appropriate.
In your personal blog you can publish opinions and views about anything of interest to you (studies, hobbies…).
The publication of blogs must abide by the rules set out in the “Conditions of use of IT and Communication Resources of the University of Alicante”.
blogs.ua.es/condiciones-de-uso
On the IT Services blog you will find news about the University of Alicante’s electronic services, warnings and advice regarding IT
security, as well as other items of interest: blogs.ua.es/si - blogs.ua.es
Programs recommended by the Computer Service
Collecting programs available on internet: browsers, antivirus, compressors, graphic tools, etc...
If you’re on campus you can download the programs from a server UA.
http://si.ua.es/en/programas-recomendados/recommended-software.html
The publication of personal websites
You can create your own personal webpage on the University of Alicante server. You have 3 MB of space on the web server www.alu.
ua.es specifically for this purpose. The personal webpages must abide by the rules set out in the “Conditions of use of IT and Communication Resources of the University of Alicante”. http://si.ua.es/en/normativa/conditions-for-use-of-computing-resourcesand-communications-at-the-university-of-alicante.html
The web publication environment has a very simple interface, allowing you to easily manage the pages you have published. You can
add your pages to the UA server from any browser with a connection to the internet; this does not have to be done at the University.
Publication requires the same user name and password as your e-mail account.
www.alu.ua.es
Your adverts on the website
This is a service which allows you to post adverts on the University of Alicante website. Using a form you provide the advert details
and category (buying, selling, renting, changing class sessions, etc.). Anyone can access the adverts you have posted and conduct
searches.
aplicacionesua.cpd.ua.es/anuncios
Coneixement obert i programari lliure a la
Universitat d´Alacant (COPLA)
The University of Alicante provides you with all the information needed to find out more about and support Open Knowledge and the
use of Free Software: its advantages, its features, which programmes are recommended by the UA, links to download the software
and installation and user manuals.
blogs.ua.es/copla
Electronic directory
The Electronic Directory allows you to find the contact details for people and departments at the University of Alicante (telephone,
fax, email, etc.). From Virtual Campus you can chose which of your details appear and in which area. You can access the Directory
from the university’s homepage.
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User help centre
If you experience any problems or have any questions regarding the use of the Virtual Campus, email or any other of the IT services
you can contact the User Help Centre.
We recommend that you use the internet form to contact the User Help Centre, given that requests for assistance take priority over
phone calls: 965 909 393.
si.ua.es/en/cau
On-line Office
The UA has established an on-line office for the university community, to facilitate rights to
access via electronic media to university information, services and procedures.
https://seuelectronica.ua.es
Access via mobile devices
There is increasing demand for access to digital resources from mobile devices. In order to
meet this demand, the university has initiated a project which will enable access to electronic
services from various devices and platforms.
The first phase of this project has consisted in the developing an application, iUA, which is now available in the Apple Store and which
enables users to access various services from their mobile phones.
si.ua.es/iua
Follow us on twitter: twitter.com/#!/si_ua
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The student support centre
(CAE).
Programs Student Support Centre
The Student Support Centre is a service that provides answers
for a wide range of special needs that have a direct or indirect
impact on the academic life of students.
The C.A.E. services can be accessed by appointment, through
virtual office: http://uayuda.ua.es/
Location: Social Sciences Building (Edificio de Ciencias Sociales).Ground Floor.
CAE Secretariat: 965909402-3873 Open Monday to Friday from
9.00 to 14.00. Evenings: Monday to Thursday by appointment.
web.ua.es/en/cae
The CAE attend to all the students of the UA that, by personal
circumstance, social or economic might see diminished their full
participation in university life.
The current CAE programmes are as follows:
Programme for equal opportunities:
Aimet for students with disabilities, or chronic disease that affects your studies. Collaborate on reasonable adjustments necessary
during the studies. Aspects are managed to improve accessibility, adapted transport use, study support products, mediation with
other professionals and participation in volunteering activities.
Career Counseling for students with disabilities:
Promoting employment for students and graduates with disabilities. You can use your custom itinerary.
Observatory Programme for equal opportunities:
Organization and formation of joint activities with public and private entities in the province of Alicante, on good practices towards
disability under the principles of universal accessibility and equal opportunities for all people.
Social Action Programme:
Seeks technical advice on social resources and / or economic (internal or external to the UA) to achieve comprehensive care for
student personal or family situations that may affect their studies.
Areas of intervention:
- Financial aid emergency
- Care and Social Mediation
- Accommodation solidarity
- Cultural Diversity
- Domestic Violence
Volunteer Program:
Promoting joint commitment of the university. Awareness and training aimed at students that enhance their approach to the culture
of free. Provide volunteer support in the university.
Program counseling and psycho:
Daimed at students who wish to improve their academic performance, especially in those cases where a difficult personal
situation (anxiety, depression, affective and emotional crises, family conflict, eating behaviors or substance abuse, etc..) decreases
performance in studies. Currently you have also specialized sexological counseling. The focus is individual and the objective was to
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University of solidarity
International Volunteering
Aimed at young people participate individually or together in non-profit, unpaid in a different country of residence.
International volunteering is established as a mechanism for the promotion and coordination of the values of solidarity, civic and social responsibility of our university students and also as a tool for education and further training of the education received by students.
If you are interested in living a volunteer experience / a in another country, stop by our office and we will inform you of the options
available.
More information: University Cooperation Branch - International Relations. First floor Lecture II
http://sri.ua.es/en/cooperacion/voluntary/programme-of-voluntary-university-international.html
We’ll put you in contact with other institutions or associations of other countries and will draft entry form together for submission to
the European Commission. If approved, you can participate as a volunteer in the host country.
University of Alicante student insurance policies
Student insurance
As well as public health insurance cover, all students are covered by Student Insurance for those less than 28 years of age. Student
Insurance covers such contingencies as student accidents, tuberculosis, surgery, neuropsychiatry, obstetrics and family misfortune.
It does not cover general medicine. For more information about the student insurance policy, please contact the secretariat of your
university centre or the INSS social security offices, ground floor (C/ Churruca, 26, switchboard: 965 903 100, direct telephone number in Alicante: 965 903 159, Freephone number 900 166 565) or any of its agencies.
Voluntary accident insurance policy (Universitas, Universitas Plus, Mapfre Universidad
and Mapfre Universidad 10 options)
These policies complement the Student Insurance and are voluntary for University of Alicante students.
Medical care insurance policy
Aimed at University of Alicante grant-assisted research students, Valencian
Regional Government grant-assisted research students and their spouses, as
well as any students lacking student insurance.
Accident insurance policy
Designed for University of Alicante and Valencian Regional Government
grant-assisted research students, Support Grant Holders in the self-access
I.T. rooms, unregistered students preparing theses, users of University of Alicante sports facilities, those taking part in the special University Annexe courses and students who wish to take this policy out for themselves.
www.ua.es/oia/es/alumnado/seguros.html
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Medical care
The UA Prevention Service attends students in emergencies. It is located beside the Audiovisual Centre.
Hours: Available in
http://sp.ua.es/en/schedule/schedule.html
Services
1 .- Medical care.
2 .- Doctors and nurses to the university community.
3 .- Information for the whole university community.
sp.ua.es/en
Ophthalmological care
Provides eye care in emergency situations to members of the university community after evaluation by the Health Unit of the Prevention, in the time available.
http://sp.ua.es/en/clinica-optometrica/schedules.html
http://sp.ua.es/en/clinica-optometrica/presentation.html
University identification card (TIU)
The TIU is the UA card that proves to all sectors of the university that the holder is a member of the university community. It provides
a number of services: identification for borrowing books from campus libraries, access to university sports.
In case of loss or robbery inform the TIU office so that they can issue you with another card.
Phone: 965 909 404 or send an e-mail to [email protected].
Location: TIU Management Unit: Students Services building.
Opening times: Mondays to Fridays - 9 am. to 2 pm. Tuesday 3.30 pm. to 5.30 pm.
Phone: 965 909 404, fax: 965 909 887; [email protected].
http://sa.ua.es/en/tarjeta-universitaria/university-card-management-unit.html
Lost property office
The Lost Property Office is run by the University security service.
Weekly, all items that have been left at the porter’s lodges on campus and not claimed by anybody are removed.
Said items are recorded and stored in the office.
If you need to find a lost item, ask a member of the security service, who will send you to the office.
Once you have found the missing item, you must present your identity document for your details to be recorded.
Any useful items remaining in storage over a long period of time will be donated to charities.
Location: Aulario I Lecture building.
Opening times: Mondays to Wednesdays 9 am. to 2 pm. and 3 pm. to 7 pm.; Thurdays 9 am. to 2 pm. and 3 pm. to 6 pm. and Fridays
9 am. to 2 pm.
Security Service (Phone: 965 909 400).
http://is.ua.es/en/service-infrastructures-and-services/security/office-of-stray-objects.html
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The UA EcoCampus environmental management office,
Pro-Vice-Chancellor of Campus and Sostenibility
The EcoCampus Environmental Management Office is the department responsible for promoting the participation of the University Community (research and teaching staff, administration and service staff, and students)
in the formulation of proposals and solutions to protect and improve the
environment, as well as in the development of measures for environmental
management and On-Campus Environmental Quality and Sustainable Development.
The EcoCampus Office carries out the following activities, amongst many
others:
• Implementation of the University of Alicante’s Agenda 21 (Sector-Based
Strategic Plan on the Environment and Sustainable Development): the aim
is to promote a sustainable environmental quality standard in order to minimise the impact of daily campus life on the environment.
• UA Sustainable Mobility Plan: promote the use of sustainable means of
transport to the detriment of the private motor vehicle.
• Taking the environmental steps to obtain ISO 14001 certification of the
UA’s pilot plants.
• Waste Management:
- Removal of hazardous waste products (chemical and sanitary) which are selectively removed from each of the university laboratories.
- Selective collection of paper/cardboard and packaging, in the containers located.
- Selective collection of alkaline batteries, button cell batteries and printer and toner cartridges in the reception areas.
- Management of Electrical and Electronic Equipment Waste generated by the University.
- Checks on the management of construction and demolition waste generated by university building works.
- Donations to public organisations of goods which are no longer needed on campus.
- Verification of the correct management of the waste generated by service companies outsourced by the UA.
• Participation and environmental awareness campaigns aimed at the entire university community: selective waste collection, sustainable transport, reuse and rational use of natural resources, efficient driving, environmental advice...
http://arbomapweb-accesociudadano.cloudapp.net/UniversidadAlicante/indexes.html
web.ua.es/en/ecocampus
Phone: 965 903 400 (ext. 2202) - Fax: 965 909 561; blogs.ua.es/agenda21
The green office
The Green Office is run by University of Alicante students interested in improving our natural environment and who have decided to
take action.
The Office provides environmentally-related information, training and activities in the University.
If you would like to learn more about how the Green Office works and is organised, please consult our rules and regulations. If you
would like to play an active role, visit our suggestions page and fill in the form with your details and we’ll be in touch.
If you would like to know what the Green Office can do for you, please click on any of the icons on our homepage.
Location: Aulario I Lecture building. Ground floor.
Phone: 965 909 565, fax: 965 903 776; [email protected].
http://web.ua.es/es/consejo-alumnos/oficina-verde/
The University chapel
The university Chapel is located behind the Faculty of Arts (Facultad de Filosofía y Letras) and its entrance faces the Faculty of
Science (Facultad de Ciencias).
We meet every Wednesday at las15 hours in the AULARIO I in the PLANT ASSOCIATIONS HOTEL 1 office 1.
[email protected]
www.gbualicante.es/
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Accommodation, bars and
places to eat. Shopping centre
Accommodation
Those of you who have to move from your home town to study at
the university might well be worried about finding accommodation
(flat, residence, etc.) for the next academic year. There are many
options, depending on personal factors, budget, and so on. Therefore, the University has come up with different ways of providing
you with the information you need to find the accommodation that
best suits you.
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The accommodation exchange
The STUDENT INFORMATION OFFICE runs an accommodation and flat rental service that aims to offer the maximum number of accommodation options available at one single point,
thus avoiding the dispersion and duplication of information
appearing on notice-boards. Anyone offering accommodation,
furnished flats, and rooms with families or students looking for
flatmates can come to the Information Office. Students interested in finding accommodation can pick up a list of currently
available accommodation or visit the accommodation exchange website:
http://cvnet.cpd.ua.es/Alojamiento
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Solidarity accommodation
Here we should highlight the following programmes:
SOLIDARITY ACCOMMODATION” PROGRAMME.
The STUDENT SUPPORT CENTRE runs the “Solidarity Accommodation” programme. If you are studying at the University of Alicante, are looking for accommodation and wish to
help elderly and/or disabled persons who need company and/
or help with their daily tasks, this programme offers you the
chance to stay with individuals who have been carefully selected by a team of specialists.
Social Sciences building. Ground floor.
Opening times: It will serve students by appointment.
Phone: 965 909 696 - 965 909 402 More information in:
web.ua.es/en/cae/action-social/solidarity-accommodation.html - [email protected]
ALICANTE TOWN HALL ACCOMMODATION PROGRAMME
FOR SOCIALLY-COMMITTED YOUNG PEOPLE.
Allows those aged from 18 to 35 and who are ready to spend
4 hours a week taking part in programmes designed to help
community development in the Juan XXIII neighbourhood to
rent accommodation at below market price.
Information and registration:
Patronato Municipal de la Vivienda. Plz. Santísima Faz, 5. 03002 Alicante. Phone: 965 206 329 Schedule: Make an appointment by phone. More information: http://www.alicante.es/coordinacion/home.html
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Language Centre
Find and reserve accommodation for your stay at
the University of Alicante. There are three options:
university halls of residence, shared flats and accommodation with host families – the best way of
getting to know the Alicante way of life. The flats are
well-linked with the campus.
Please contact us if you’re looking for or offering
accommodation:
Phone: (+34) 965 903 792, fax: (+34) 965 903 794,
[email protected]
www.csidiomas.ua.es/en/accommodation
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University halls of residences
UNIVERSITY HALLS OF RESIDENCES
ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
FAX
Avda. Orihuela, 59.
03007 Alicante
965 918 250 /
52 / 53 / 55
965 918 251
Residencia de Estudiantes “Europa House”
www.residenciaeuropahouse.com
[email protected]
C/ Decano, 20.
03690 Sant Vicent del Raspeig
965 675 429
965 674 142
Villa Universitaria
www.villauniversitaria.com
[email protected]
Avda. Vicente Savall, 16.
966 388 127
Residencia de Estudiantes “Rector 3”
www.residenciaalicante.es
[email protected]
C/ Rector, 3.
965 672 514
693 652 102
966 745 865
Residencia Universitaria “Diego de León”
www.diegoleonsl.es
[email protected]
C/ Cottolengo, 19
965 670 688
965 664 905
Residencia Universitaria Mediterráneo
www.resimediterraneo.com - [email protected]
C/ Decano, 12.
965 675 034
965 668 270
Residencia Universitaria Ezme
www.residenciauniversitariaalicante.es - [email protected]
C/ Cottolengo, 15-17.
610 210 362
965 674 348
965 674 348
Residencial RASA
www.residencialrasa.com - [email protected]
C/ Poeta García Lorca, 7.
648 260 658
C/ Antonio Pinies, 22.
03300 Orihuela (Alicante)
966 745 865
Residencia Juvenil La Florida
www.ivaj.es/ivaj/opencms/IVAJ/es/formacion/residencias_
juveniles_del_ivaj/residencia_florida.html
Residencia Universitaria Miguel Hernández
www.ru-miguelhernandez.es
[email protected]
966 745 865
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Bars and places to eat
CLUB SOCIAL I - RESTAURANTE “MAR I TERRA”
Location: between the Faculty of Law and the General Classroom Building I. Phone: 965 90 94 72 / 97 99.
Cafeteria: Monday to Friday from 7.30-20 pm, Saturdays 8 to 13 h (see extended hours in July, August and holiday periods of Christmas and Easter).
Self / dining: Monday to Friday 13 -16 h. Restaurant “Mar i Terra”: Monday to Friday 13 - 16 h.
http://is.ua.es/en/service-infrastructures-and-services/cafes/cafe-social-club-i.html
CLUB SOCIAL II - RESTAURANTE “LOS ARRAYANES“
Location: between the faculty of Economics and the Main Library. Phone: 965 903 998.
Cafeteria: Mondays to Fridays - 7.30 am. to 9 pm., Saturdays, 8 am. to 1 pm. (check special opening times in July, August and at
Christmas and Easter).
Self-service/Dining room: Mondays to Fridays - 1 pm. to 4 pm. At exam time: until 11 pm., Saturdays 5 pm. to 9 pm.
Restaurante “Los Arrayanes”: Mondays to Fridays - 1 pm. to 4.30 pm.
Cafeteria “Los Arrayanes”: Mondays to Fridays - 9 am. to 11.30 pm.
is.ua.es/en/service-infrastructures-and-services/cafes/cafe-social-club-ii.html
CLUB SOCIAL III - RESTAURANTE “EL TOSSAL”
Location: next to Lecture Hall building III. Phone: 965 909 849.
Cafeteria: Mondays to Fridays - 7.30 am. to 9 pm., Saturdays - 8 pm. to 1 pm. (check special opening times in July, August and at
Christmas and Easter).
Self-service/Dining room: Mondays to Fridays - 1 pm. to 4 pm.
Restaurante “El Tossal”: Mondays to Fridays - 1 pm. to 4.30 pm.
is.ua.es/en/service-infrastructures-and-services/cafes/cafe-social-club-iii.html
HIGHER POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL - RESTAURANTE “EL MONTE DEL OLIVO“
Location: Higher Polytechnic School. Phone: 965 909 588.
Cafeteria: Mondays to Fridays 7.30 pm. to 9 pm., Saturdays - 8 am. to 1 pm.
Restaurante “El Monte del Olivo”: Mondays to Fridays - 1 pm. to 4 pm.
is.ua.es/en/service-infrastructures-and-services/cafes/cafe-polytechnical-school.html
DON JAMÓN - SHOPPING CENTRE
Location: Shopping Centre. Phone: 678 736 158 (8 am. to 8 pm).
Cafeteria: Mondays to Fridays - 8 am. to 10 pm., Saturdays - 9 am. to 2.30 pm. At exam time, Saturdays - 9 am. to 5 pm.
is.ua.es/en/service-infrastructures-and-services/cafes/cafe-centre-commercial.html
FACULTY OF SCIENCES
Location: Faculty of Sciences. Phone: 965 909 598.
Cafeteria: Mondays to Fridays 8 am. to 10 pm., Saturdays - 8 am. to 2 pm.
Self-service/Dining room: Mondays to Fridays 1 pm. - 4 pm.
is.ua.es/en/service-infrastructures-and-services/cafes/cafe-faculty-of-sciences.html
CAFETERÍA COLEGIO MAYOR
Location: Main School.
Cafetería: Mondays to Fridays 8.30 am to 5 pm.
Only coffee service (sandwiches and pastries).
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Check out the is.ua.es/en/service-infrastructures-and-services/cafes/cafes-and-restaurants.html website for the maximum
prices of all cafeteria and restaurant products, a map showing where the cafeterias are on campus, the daily menus of the places to
eat and how to make a complaint if necessary.
The University of Alicante shopping centre
Like all good universities, the University of Alicante campus has a Shopping Centre where you can buy what you need and find useful
services (banks, post office, stationer’s, bookshop, cafeteria, etc.) without having to make time-consuming journeys.
is.ua.es/en/service-infrastructures-and-services/shopping-centre/shopping-centre.html
COMPÁS BOOKSHOP
Books, daily newspapers, general and specialist magazines, mobile top-ups, TAM Móbilis Multitrip vouchers.
Opening Times: Mondays to Fridays, mornings - 8 am. to 3 pm., afternoons - 4 pm. to 8 pm. Saturdays - 10 am. to 2 pm. July - 8
am. to 3 pm. August - 9.30 am. to 2.30 pm.
Phone: 965 909 390 - Fax: 965 909 391.
is.ua.es/en/service-infrastructures-and-services/shopping-centre/bookshop.html
HELIO-SERVI STATIONER’S
General and technical stationery products, University Travel voucher for the M-2 (Alicante-Ibi-Alcoy) and M-4 (Alicante-Castalla-OnilIbi-Alcoy) La Alcoyana-SuBús services, I.T. materials, plan plotting, gift items. 21% discount on stationery products and map plotting
for members of the university community.
Opening time: Mondays to Fridays - 8.30 am. to 3 pm. and 4 pm. to 8 pm. August and Saturdays - Closed.
Phone: 965 909 399 - Fax: 965 909 394.
Files: [email protected] - Adm. and requests: [email protected]
BANCO SANTANDER
Accounts, cards, pension plans, loans, University Card (TIU), etc.
Opening times: September to July, Mondays to Fridays - 9 am. to 2 pm. and 4 pm. to 7 pm. August - 9 am. to 2 pm.
Phone: 965 673 537- 965 672 898
[email protected] - www.bancosantander.es
SabadellCAM
Personal accounts, personal loans, mortgages, pension plans, University Card (TIU), etc.
Opening times: Mondays to Fridays, mornings - 8.30 am. to 2 pm. and Thursday afternoon - 5 pm. to 7.30 pm. May to September 8.30 am. to 2 pm. Phone: 965 224 862
www.cam.es - [email protected]
POST OFFICE
Provides standard Post Office Services: all kinds of letters and parcel post (normal, registered, urgent, C.O.D.), giros, stamps, P.O.
boxes, courier services, Western Union (rapid money transfers anywhere in the world), mobile top-ups, payment of bills, etc. They are
also Deutsche Bank agents and offer their financial products.
Opening times: Mondays to Fridays - 8.30 am. to 2.30 pm. August - Closed.
Phone: 965 909 423 - Fax: 965 909 425 Phone: for general Post Office Information: 902 197 197.
is.ua.es/en/service-infrastructures-and-services/postal-service/postal-office.html - www.correos.es
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Copying and binding
PHOTOCOPIERS
PRODUCTS
OPENING TIMES
Vice- Chancellor’s and General Services building
B + W photocopiers
9 am. to 2 pm.
Self-service machines
9 am. to 8 pm.
August – 9 am. to 2 pm.
General Library
Laser printer
Aulario I Lecture building
Bindings: Rustic, Stiff Rustic (Theses) Guaflex, SpiralCard, Plastic Spine-Stiff card, Spiral-Stiff card
9 am. to 8 pm.
Faculty of Arts
Desktop Publishing: Digital editions of projects,
theses, etc
9 am. to 2 pm. and 4 pm. to 7 pm.
Faculty of Science
Vouchers
B+ W photocopies
Colour photocopies
Laminating
Aulario II Lecture building
Publishing systems
Bindings: Rustic, Guaflex, Theses and Special
9 am. to 7 pm.
(July 9 am. to 2 pm.)
Photocopying of plans
Plotting
Fax
Optics and Optometry Building
B+ W photocopies
Colour photocopies
Laminating
Digital Printing
Faculty of Law
Binding
Vouchers available
9 am. to 7 pm.
All copy shops are CLOSED IN AUGUST except the one at the General Library.
Remote printing
This service is aimed at members of University of Alicante groups and enables printing requests to be made from the university’s
self-access computer rooms.
LIMENCOP
To request printing:
- Visit the following internet address: www.limencop.com.
- Register as a user or client at the above address.
- Indicate the files, web pages, etc. that you wish to be printed.
You pick up your copies at the printing centre, where they will be printed as soon as your order is received. Copies can be paid for
either in cash or with the university electronic payment card (TIU).
Products: B+W and colour printing. Book publication (layout, cover designs of all kinds, ISBN processing), network printing, graphic
design, document scanning and digitalisation, creation of all kinds of leaflets, posters, etc., printing of doctoral theses, dissertations,
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Photocopiers, remote printing
and other reprographic services
final-year projects, yearbooks, etc... (image setting, layout and binding), printing of official documents, envelope stuffing, registration
envelopes and mailings, binding: rustic, hand-crafted stiff cover (Guaflex-Guanol), spiral, stamping and gilding of covers and spines,
rebinding and restoration of old books, binding of all kinds of reviews, yearbooks, accounts books, partworks, etc…
Location: Social Sciences building. Phone: 965 903 400, ext. 2784.
Closed. August, Christmas and Easter.
Opening times: 8 am. to 2.30 pm. and 4 pm. to 7.30 pm. July - 8 am. to 2.30 pm.
GENERAL LIBRARY
To request printing:
- Web pages: Send the URL to be printed to [email protected] (it is important that the subject of the e-mail can be recognised
by the user when collecting the work from the copy shop).
- Own documents: Send the file to [email protected] (it is important that the subject of the e-mail can be recognised by the
user when collecting the work from the copy shop).
- Work is placed on the print queue of the copy shop printer in the General Library building.
- To collect the print job, go to the copy shop on the ground floor of the General Library. When you collect the work you must state
the sender e-mail account and the subject of the message. Print queues are maintained until the print service closes every day. No
print work can be recovered from then on.
- Copies and photocopies must be paid for by students at the copy shop in the General Library building when collecting the work.
Payment may be made in cash or by using the university electronic payment card (TIU).
Products: Digital B+W and colour printing and copies, printing of theses and leather binding with stamping and rustic finish, printing
from diskettes, CDs and pen drives word and excel files, photos, etc.
Location: General Library. Phone: 965 903 997. Open all year.
Opening times: 9 am. to 8 pm. August: 9 am. to 2 pm.
AULARIO I LECTURE BUILDING. Computer room
- For web pages, click on the browser print button.
- Own documents – press on the print button of the programme used.
- Documents are collected from the print centre and can be paid for in cash or with the university electronic payment card (TIU).
Products: Digital B+W and colour printing and copies, printing from diskettes, CDs and pen drives word and excel files, photos, etc.
AULARIO I LECTURE BUILDING. Computer roo
Opening times: September to June – 9 am. to 8 pm. July – 9 am. to 2 pm.
GAMMA
Digital printing can be ordered at the counter or can be sent from your computer to the copy shop printer.
Products: Digital B+W and colour printing and copies, printing from diskettes, CDs and pen drives word and excel files, photos, etc.
B+W and colour plans, posters, large-volume printing at 140 cpm, books, visiting cards, leaflets, posters, conference material, etc.
Location: Gamma Copy Shops: Vice-Chancellor’s building, Aulario I Lecture building, General Library, Faculty of Science (Facultad de
Ciencias) and Faculty of Arts (Facultad de Filosofía y Letras).
Phone: 965 671 987.
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Transport
You can get to the University of Alicante by bus (several urban and inter-urban routes) as well as by the Cercanías local train from
certain places.
UNIVERSITY TRANSPORT from other locations to the University of Alicante is run by student associations, town halls or transport
companies.
BUS
The bus services are either regular or specifically dedicated to university transport and in the latter case only normally run during term
time. The University of Alicante, due to its location next to the A-7 dual carriageway, has excellent road links with the city of Alicante
and other towns.
LOCAL TRAIN
The C-3 Cercanías local train service run by Renfe links Alicante with San Vicente del Raspeig (approx. 9 minutes) and has an unstaffed station in the UA Campus expansion area
(approx. 600 metres away), with trains every 40 to 55 minutes from Monday to Friday (16
trains/day). There are less trains and a less frequent service on Saturdays, Sundays and
Bank Holidays (10 trains/day).
You can also connect with other towns in the province by changing trains to the C-1
Cercanías Local Train service (Torrellano, Elche, Crevillente, Albatera, Catral, Callosa de
Segura and Orihuela).
Timetable of the local C-1 and C3 services: web.ua.es/en/oia/transporte-universitario/
line-c-3-of-renfe-vicinities.html
Users of this line can use the free Uni@BUS service with shuttle buses connecting the
Unstaffed Station to the heart of the Campus (Storytelling Wood, Museum, Aulario II Lecture Building and Sports Centre) in approximately 7 minutes.
Uni@Bus timetable: web.ua.es/en/oia/transporte-universitario/line-c-3-of-renfe-vicinities.html
Renfe offers university students the Abono Estudio, a card which allows you to acquire a quarterly voucher (valid for calendar quarters) that allows you to make as many journeys as you like on the chosen route.
For more information about the Abono Estudio:
Customer Service Office
Phone: 902 320 320 o 968 97 52 99 (Timetable: 7.00 am. to 11 pm.).
[email protected]
RIDING TO THE UA BY BIKE FROM SAN VICENTE DEL RASPEIG
June 2007 saw the start of the BICISANVI, a free bicycle loan system promoted by the Valencian Energy Agency and San Vicente del
Raspeig Town Hall. It is designed to promote bicycle use in San Vicente, with the consequent energy savings and reduced environmental impact. Bikes can be borrowed and returned at the following points:
- Municipal Sports Center.
- Plaza del Ayuntamiento.
- Plaza Juan Pablo II.
- General Library University of Alicante.
- Halt University.
- Plaza Huerto de Los Leones.
- Halt TRAM (Centro de Salud II).
- Shopping Center SAN VICENTE OUTLET PARK.
Bikes may not be kept for longer than 3 hours.
To take part in the bicisanvi programme you have to register as a user and be issued with BICISANVI at one of the Customer
Service offices.
For more information, please ring: 965 665 230 (Mondays to Fridays – 9 am. to 2 pm.) or visit:
www.bicisanvi.es
ACCESS TO UA FROM ALICANTE CITY WITH BICYCLE
From April 2013 the Department of Environment of the City of Alicante has commissioned
ALABICI service at the University of Alicante. From now on all users of ALABICI, especially the
students of the University, you can go to the Campus, from Alicante and vice versa using this
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municipal service bikes and bike lane network in the City. There have been installed three halts of the municipal bicycle rental on Campus: Sports Zone, Social Sciences Building and among the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters III and the Faculty of Health Sciences.
The maximum usage time is 2 hours.
To use the service Alabici must register as a user and get the card for access to the service.
More information on: http://alabici.labici.net
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR UNIVERSITY TRANSPORT
Every year, the Regional Ministry for Business, Universities and Science aids university transport by offering grants to already existing
transport services or those founded to transport students from their places of residence to the universities where they are studying.
This means that the students using said services benefit from reduced ticket prices.
These grants can be applied for by town halls, university student’s associations, user cooperatives and users dedicated to university
transport, as well as for those services not involving any of the above, permanent regular public transport (in this case there will be a
discount of at least 25% on the official fare).
In order to take advantage of these discounts, you need to belong to the corresponding association or have a university transport card.
As well as the financial assistance provided by the Ministry, you should contact the company providing the service to enquire about
vouchers offering a discount on individual journeys.
INFORMATION POINTS
The Student Information Office actively works towards providing access to all the information you need: studies, activities, courses,
university regulations, accommodation, financial aid and grants, etc. as well as university transport options.
The Student Council Transport Committee is an umbrella organisation for its member associations, which represent over 16,000
students who travel to and from the Campus on public transport every day.
The information provided below refers to the 2012-2013 academic year, as, at the time of publishing (May 2013), the associations
and transport companies that would be offering or managing the services for this academic year had not been confirmed. You should
therefore confirm the information for the 2013-2014 academic year at the following places:
- The Student Information Office. Phone: 965 903 456 (Aulario II Lecture building).
- The Student Council Transport Committee. Phone: 965 903 675 (Aulario I Lecture building).
- The Information Points of the Departments of Youth Affairs/Education at your Town Hall.
More information: http://web.ua.es/en/oia/transporte-universitario/university-transport.htmlén en: www.ua.es/oia/es/transpDuring the academic year these timetables may change. Therefore, if you have any doubts, please check with the corresponding
association / body or company.
Alicante and metropolitan area (TAM)
Transport is integrated with the TAM (Metropolitan Alicante Transport) system that connects Alicante and its metropolitan area (El
Campello, Sant Joan d’Alacant, San Vicente del Raspeig and Mutxamel).
Several bus routes serve the University Campus:
- Route 24 Alicante-University-San Vicente del Raspeig.
- Route 24N Alicante-University-San Vicente del Raspeig (Night service).
- Route 34 Alicante-University.
- Route 37 Padre Esplá-University.
- Route 36 San Gabriel-University.
- Route C-54 Hospital de San Juan - San Juan de Alicante - Muchamiel - University.
- RouteC-55 El Campello - San Juan de Alicante - Muchamiel - University.
- Route 38 Playa San Juan-University.
The TAM service also offers the Tarjeta Móbilis Vouchers that give major discounts on normal ticket prices.
For more information about SuBús: www.subus.es
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From other areas
Road transport services are usually run by local associations or bodies that channel the financial assistance for university transport
(provided annually by the Regional Ministry for Business, Universities and Science) and which offer significant discounts on normal
ticket prices. In some cases, you must be a member to benefit from discounts, while in others you merely have to identify yourself as
a student. Contact the Association or Body closest to your place of residence.
As well as the transport services run by local associations/bodies, some towns have regular services that go to or pass by the University. These companies usually offer travel vouchers that give discounts on normal ticket prices.
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L’Alcoià
ALCOY
Association Body
Ayuntamiento de Alcoy / Servei de Transport Universitari (STU).
L’ ESPAI JOVE - Concejalía de Juventud.
C/ Major, 10. 03801 Alcoy (Alicante).
Phone: 965 537 141 - Fax: 965 537 178.
[email protected] - www.alcoi.org/ca/areas/juventud/espai
Company
Autocares Masegosa.
C/ Arquitecto Domenech, 19. 03804 Alcoy (Alicante).
Phone: 965 330 112.
You must have the University Transport User’s card.
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Company
Automóviles la Alcoyana - Grupo Subús.
Phone: 965 520 562.
[email protected] - www.subus.es
Connects the towns of Alcoy, Ibi Tibi, Onil, Castalla and Alicante with a stop on the San Vicente Campus with services, M-3 and M-4. For discount vouchers,
please contact the company.
IBI - ONIL - CASTALLA
(Ibi) Asociación Ibense de Universitarios (AIDU).
Av. de Andalucía, 5. 03440 - Ibi (Alicante).
Phone: 966 553 303.
Association Body
Company
(Onil - Castalla) Asociación de Estudiantes Universitarios de la Montaña (AEUM).
C/ Dr. Fleming, 40-42. Bajo Izq. 03420 Castalla (Alicante).
Phone: 633 197 494.
[email protected] - [email protected]
Automóviles la Alcoyana - Grupo Subús.
Phone: 965 520 562.
The line that carried out the service is the M-3 Alcoyana for which there is a university bonus.
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El Comtat
COCENTAINA - MURO DE ALCOY
Association Body
Ayuntamiento de Cocentaina - Casa de la Joventut.
Centre Cultural El Teular. Plaça del Teular, s/n.
03820 Cocentaina (Alicante).
Phone/Fax: 965 592 795.
[email protected] - www.cocentaina.es/ver/259/Casa-de-la-Joventut.html
Ayuntamiento de Muro de Alcoy - Centre per a Joves de Muro de Alcoy.
Plza. Ramón Gonzálbez, s/n. 03830 Muro de Alcoy (Alicante).
Phone: 965 530 362.
[email protected]
Company
Autocares Masegosa.
C/ Arquitecto Domenech, 19. 03804 Alcoy (Alicante).
Phone: 965 330 112.
You must have the University Transport User’s card.
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SAX
Association Body
Asociación de Estudiantes Sax - Salinas.
C/ Cuba, 34.
03630 Sax (Alicante).
Phone: 666 935 952 - 966 967 217 (Centro Juvenil de Sax)
Company
SuBús-Vectalia
Tel.: 902 10 69 92 - 965 18 55 00
Associates benefit from discounts on normal ticket prices.
VILLENA - BIAR
Association Body
Cooperativa de Estudiantes Universitarios COBSE.
C/ Juan Chaumel, 14. Bajo. 03400 Villena (Alicante).
Phone: 965 813 359 / 96 615 40 35 - Fax: 96 615 23 20.
[email protected] - www.cobse.com
Company
Autocares Francés.
Avda. Alicante, 81. 03400 Villena (Alicante).
Phone: 965 348 675.
You must be a COBSE associate.
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Bajo Vinalopó
CREVILLENTE
Asociación / Entidad
Cooperativa de Estudiantes Universitarios.
C/ Dr. Mas Candela s/n. 1º (Edif. Correos). 03330 Crevillente (Alicante).
Tel.: 622 547 695.
[email protected] - www.ceucrevillent.blogspot.com
Empresa
Autocares Mollá S.A. - Grupo SuBús.
Avda. Ferrocarril, 4. Estación de Autobuses. 03202 Elche (Alicante).
Tel.: 965 42 42 42 - Fax: 965 42 41 53.
[email protected] - www.subus.es/index.asp
El servicio lo realiza la línea 84 Mollá - SuBús. Para asociados se ofrecen bonos de viaje con descuento sobre el precio ordinario del billete.
Empresa
RENFE - Alicante.
Cercanías Murcia - Alicante - San Vicente del Raspeig.
Avda. de Salamanca, s/n. 03005 Alicante.
Tel. información: 902 240 202.
[email protected] - www.renfe.es/cercanias/murcia
Mediante transbordo entre las líneas de cercanías C-1 y C-3. Parada Crevillente de la línea C-1.
ELCHE
Asociación Ilicitana de Estudiantes Universitarios - AIEU.
C/ Joaquín Cartagena Baile, 69. 1º. 03206 Elche (Alicante).
Tel./fax: 965 436 871.
[email protected] - www.aieu.es
Empresa
Autocares Mollá S.A. - Grupo SuBús.
Avda. Ferrocarril, 4. Estación de Autobuses. 03202 Elche (Alicante).
Tel.: 965 42 42 42 - Fax: 965 42 41 53.
[email protected] - www.subus.es/index.asp
El servicio lo realiza la línea 94 Mollá - SuBús. Para asociados se ofrecen bonos de viaje con descuento sobre el precio ordinario del billete.
Empresa
Renfe - Alicante.
Mediante transbordo entre las líneas de cercanías C-1 y C-3. En Elche tiene dos paradas: Elche Carrús y Elche Parque.
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ELCHE
Association Body
Asociación Atenea Universitaria de Elche.
C/ José Mª Pemán, 40. 03201 Elche (Alicante).
[email protected]
Company
Autocares Serrano / Mediterránea de Autobuses.
Avenida Ferrocarril, 4 (estación autobuses). 03202 Elche (Alicante).
Phone: 965 456 146 - Fax: 965 423 804.
[email protected] - www.autocaresserrano.com
You must be an associate.
Company
Renfe - Alicante.
Phone informatión: 902 240 202.
By transfer from the C-1 and C-3 local train services. Elche has two stops: Elche Carrús and Elche Parque.
SANTA POLA - EL ALTET
Association Body
APSTE.
C/ Castaños, 12. 03130 Santa Pola (Alicante).
Company
Autocares Baile.
C/ Deán Llopis, 17. 03130 Santa Pola (Alicante).
Phone: 965 925 365 / 965 413 499 - Fax: 965 228 904.
[email protected]
The company offers travel discount vouchers to members of APSTE.
TORRELLANO
Asociación Ilicitana de Estudiantes Universitarios-A.I.E.U.
C/ Joaquín Cartagena Baile, 69, 1º. 03206 Elche (Alicante)
Phone and Fax: 965 436 871.
[email protected] - www.aieu.es
Empresa
Autocares Mollá S.A. - Grupo SUBÚS.
Avenida Ferrocarril, 4 (estación autobuses). 03202 Elche (Alicante).
Phone: 965 456 242 - Fax: 965 424 153.
You must be associated. The new line 85 also offers this service.
Company
Renfe - Alicante.
Phone informatión: 902 240 202.
By transfer from the C-1 and C-3 local train services. Torrellano stop on route C-1.
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ASPE - MONFORTE DEL CID
Association Body
Campus Aspe.
Centro de Información Juvenil. Casa de la Juventud.
C/ San Pedro, 12. 03680 Aspe (Alicante)
Phone: 965 491 954.
Company
SuBús-Vectalia
Tel.: 902 10 69 92 - 965 18 55 00
The company offers discount vouchers to university students.
ELDA
Association Body
SuBús-Vectalia
Tel.: 902 10 69 92 - 965 18 55 00
The company offers discount vouchers to university students.
MONÓVAR
Association Body
UNIVERSITARIS MONOVERS - Asociación de Estudiantes de Educación Superior de Monóvar
C/ José Alfonso, s/n (Punt Jove) 03640 Monóvar (Alicante)
Phone: 627 789 618.
[email protected] http://www.universitarismonovers.com
Company
SuBús-Vectalia
Tel.: 902 10 69 92 - 965 18 55 00
You must be an associate of AEUM.
NOVELDA
Association Body
Asociación Noveldense de Estudiantes Universitarios - ANEU.
Casal de la Juventud.
C/ San Alfonso, 20. Bajo. 03660 Novelda (Alicante).
Phone: 965 605 231.
[email protected]
http://aneunovelda.blogspot.com.es/
Company
Luis Juan.
C/ La Argentina, 16. 03660 Novelda (Alicante).
Phone: 965 603 534.
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La Marina Baja
ALTEA - L’ ALFÀS DEL PI
Association Body
Asociación de Estudiantes Universitarios de Altea - ADEA.
C/ Pont de Moncau, 12. Casa de Cultura. 03590 Altea (Alicante).
Tel.: 647 866 451.
[email protected]
http://www.altea.es/es/juventud/autobus-universitario/
Company
Autocares Martínez.
C/ Esperanto, 1. Edif. San Francisco, local 5. 03500 Benidorm (Alicante).
Tel.: 965 857 780 - Tel. 24 horas: 659 666 689 - Fax: 965 861 658.
[email protected] - www.autocares-martinez.com
Se requiere estar asociado a ADEA.
POLOP - LA NUCÍA - L’ ALFÀS DEL PI - BENIDORM
Association Body
Asociación Benidormense de Estudiantes Universitarios - ABEU.
Centro Social José Llorca Llinares.
C/ Goya, s/n. 03500 Benidorm (Alicante).
Tel.: 660 008 237 / 606 534 709.
[email protected] - http://www.benidorm.org/abeu/
Company
Grupo Subús.
Ctra. Benidorm - Altea (frente Lonja de Fruta). Benidorm (Alicante).
Para problemas relacionados con retrasos en los horarios o autobuses que no llegan llamar al teléfono de Subús: 965 859 327.
You must be an associate of ABEU.
VILLAJOYOSA
Association Body
Associació Vilera d’Estudiants Universitaris - ASSOVEU.
Punt de Trobada Jove.
Partida del Calvario, s/n. 03570 Villajoyosa (Alicante).
Tel./fax: 966 850 726.
http://www.facebook.com/assoveu.lavilajoiosa
Company
Autocares Ríos.
C/ Río Turia, 18. 03003 Alicante.
Tel.: 965 103 115 - Móvil: 687 886 020 - Fax: 965 101 444.
[email protected] - www.autocaresrios.com
You must be an associate of ASSOVEU.
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La Marina Alta
BENISSA - CALPE
Association Body
Asociación de Estudiantes Nueva Marina Alta (AENMA)
Plaza de la Constitución, bajo. 03710 Calpe (Alicante).
[email protected] - http://aenuevamarinaalta.blogspot.com
Company
SuBús-Vectalia
Tel.: 902 10 69 92 - 965 18 55 00
You must be an associate.
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La Marina Alta
DÉNIA - PEDREGUER - JÁVEA - GATA DE GORGOS - TEULADA
Association Body
Associació d’Estudiants Universitaris Marina Alta - AEUMA.
Casa de Cultura. Plaza de la Constitución, bajo. 03730 Jávea (Alicante).
Tel.: 965 796 962 (mañanas) / 605 500 330 (tardes).
[email protected] - http://aeuma.blogspot.com.es/
Company
SuBús-Vectalia
Tel.: 902 10 69 92 - 965 18 55 00
You must be an associate of AEUMA.
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Vega Baja
ALBATERA
Association Body
Jóvenes Universitarios de Albatera.
[email protected]
Company
Bus Sigüenza, s.l.
Ctra. Los Vives, 2. 03318 La Murada-Orihuela (Alicante).
Tel.: 966 779 392 - Fax: 966 779 301.
[email protected]
The route is covered by the 84 Mollá-SuBús service. Associates benefit from discount vouchers offering savings on normal ticket prices.
Company
Renfe - Alicante.
By transfer from the C-1 and C-3 local train services. Albatera-Catral stop on route C-1.
SAN FULGENCIO – ROJALES – ALMORADÍ – DOLORES - CATRAL
Association Body
Asociación de Estudiantes Universitarios de la Vega Baja.
C/ Comunidad Valenciana, 6. 03160 Almoradí (Alicante).
Tel.: 645 017 209 / 618 868 245.
[email protected]
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Asociación-de-Estudiantes-Universitarios-de-la-Vega-Baja/417258634988683
Company
Surestur.
Pol. Industrial Las maromas. C/ Austria, s/n. 03160 Almoradí (Alicante).
Tel. y fax: 966 782 498 - Móvil: 606 981 494.
You must be an associate of the Asociación de Estudiantes Universitarios de la Vega Baja.
Company
Renfe - Alicante.
By transfer from the C-1 and C-3 local train services. Albatera-Catral stop on route C-1.
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BENEJÚZAR - JACARILLA - BIGASTRO - ORIHUELA - ESCORRATEL - REDOVÁN
Association Body
Asociación de Estudiantes Universitarios del Sureste (AEUS).
C/ Arzobispo Loaces, 5. Entlo. A. 03300 Orihuela (Alicante).
Tel.: 966 745 449.
[email protected]
Company
Autocares Pablo S.L.
Avda. Constitución, 30. 03360 Callosa de Segura (Alicante).
Tel.: 965 311 291 - Móvil: 629 691 097 - Fax: 965 311 523.
[email protected] - www.autocarespablo.com
You must be a member of the Asociación de Estudiantes Universitarios Segura Sur.
Company
Renfe - Alicante.
By transfer from the C-1 and C-3 local train services. Orihuela stop on route C-1.
SAN BARTOLOMÉ - RAFAL - CALLOSA DE SEGURA - COX - GRANJA DE ROCAMORA
Association Body
Asociación de Estudiantes Universitarios del Sureste (AEUS).
C/ Arzobispo Loaces, 5. Entlo. A. 03300 Orihuela (Alicante).
Tel.: 966 745 449.
[email protected]
Company
Autocares Pablo S.L.
Avda. Constitución, 30. 03360 Callosa de Segura (Alicante).
Tel.: 965 311 291 - Móvil: 629 691 097 - Fax: 965 311 523.
[email protected] - www.autocarespablo.com
You must be a member of the Asociación de Estudiantes Universitarios Segura Sur.
Company
Renfe - Alicante.
By transfer from the C-1 and C-3 local train services. Callosa de Segura stop on route C-1.
PILAR DE LA HORADADA
Association Body
Ayuntamiento Pilar de la Horadada. Concejalía de Educación.
C/ Ramón y Cajal, 23. 03190 Pilar de la Horadada.
Tel.: 965 352 225 - Fax: 965 352 325.
[email protected] - www.pilardelahoradada.org
Company
Autocares Costa Azul.
C/ Obispo Rocamora, 25. 03300 Orihuela (Alicante).
Tel.: 965 301 590 - Fax: 966 741 162.
[email protected] - www.costazul.net
You must be registered as a resident with the Town Hall. The service is free.
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Asociación de Estudiantes Universitarios de Guardamar (ADEUG).
Association Body
Company
Sede de Guardamar del Segura.
C/ Colón, 60. 03140 Guardamar del Segura (Alicante).
[email protected] - www.adeug.org
Autocares Costa Azul.
C/ Obispo Rocamora, 25. 03300 Orihuela (Alicante).
Tel.: 965 301 590 - Fax: 966 741 162.
[email protected] - www.costazul.net
To take advantage of the financial assistance offered by the Regional Valencian Government you must be a member of the Asociación de Estudiantes
Universitarios de Guardamar.
Other provinces
ONTINYENT (VALENCIA)
Association Body
Ajuntament d’Ontinyent. Regidories d’Educació i Transports.
Plaça Major, 1. 46870 Ontinyent (Valencia).
[email protected] - www.ontinyent.es
Company
Autobuses Navarro.
C/ José Iranzo, 43. 46870 Ontinyent (Valencia).
Tel.: 962 385 011.
[email protected] - www.busnavarro.com
Travel vouchers for members of the university community.
ALMANSA (ALBACETE) - VALLE AYORA - COFRENTES (VALENCIA)
Association Body
Asociación de Estudiantes Universitarios “El Mugrón”.
Almansa (Albacete)
Tel.: 690 674 946.
[email protected]
Company
Viajes Almantour
C/ Corredera, 43. 02640 Almansa (Albacete)
Tel.: 967 343 346 - Fax: 967 344 751.
[email protected] - www.almantour.com
Term vouchers (14 journeys) for associates. These can be acquired at Viajes Almantur. The association has its headquarters in Almansa but is open to users
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THE STUDENT BODY
Representation of
the student body
Article 46 of Organic Law 6/2001 relating to Universities (LOU), modified by Organic Law 4/2007, modifying the Organic Law for
Universities (LOMLOU), describes the rights and duties of students, including the following:
“Their representation on the governing and representative bodies of the University, in the terms laid down in this Law and the respective Statutes or regulations concerning the organisation and operation (of universities)”.
“The freedom of expression, assembly and association in the university environment”.
“To obtain academic recognition for their participation in university cultural, sports, student representation, solidarity and cooperation activities”.
Heading II of the Statutes of the University of Alicante (EUA), approved by Decree 25/2012, DOCV, dated 9th February 2012, BOE,
dated 27th February 2012, regulates the governing and representative bodies of the University, and Title IV, Chapter III, regulates the
rights, duties and governing bodies of the students.
In furtherance of the provisions of the Organic Law of Universities, the Ministry of Education on the proposal of University Students
Council of State approved by Royal Decree 1791/2010 (BOE 31/12/2010) STUDENT STATUS which contains in its Chapter II the
rights and duties of students.
web.ua.es/en/estatuto-ua/statute-university-of-alicante.html
Governing and representative bodies
The Organic Law 4/2007 on Universities and further modification and development of it as the Statute of the UA, governing bodies
governing and representative of the UA.
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Collegiate bodies
SOCIAL ADVISORY BODY (Art.14 LOU, Title II, Chap. II, Sect 1 of the EUA). This is the body of society participation in the
University and must have an element of interaction between them. It is responsible for supervising activities of a financial
nature and the performance of services, as well as promoting the collaboration of the society in funding the University.
BOARD OF GOVERNORS (Art.15 LOU, Title II, Chap. II, Sect. 3 of the EUA). This is the University body responsible for
establishing the University’s strategic plans and programmes, as well as the guidelines and procedures for their application,
in the areas of organising teaching, research, human and economic resources and drawing up budgets. It is chaired by
the Vice-Chancellor and consists of the Secretary General, the Director and a maximum of 50 members of the university
community, including the Pro-Vice-Chancellors, 20 members representing the different groups within the university community, chosen by and from among the members of the University Senate, organised as follows: 11 lecturers with PhDs (who
have passed the official state exam to obtain a permanent teaching position), 1 lecturers without PhDs (who have passed
the official state exam to obtain a permanent teaching position), 1 assistant, assistant PhD holders, associates, emeritus
professors, visitors, research trainees and research staff, 5 students, 2 members of the administration and services staff,
the deans and heads of the faculties and schools, 1 representative of the university research institute directors, chosen by
and from among their members, 3 representatives of departmental heads, chosen by and from among their members and 3
members of the Social Advisory Body, not belonging to the university community.
UNIVERSITY SENATE UNIVERSITY SENATE (Art. 16 LOU, Title II, Chap. II, Sect 2 of the EUA). This is the highest representative body of the university community and it exercises supreme power as regards internal rules and regulations, overseeing
University management and expressing its positions and aspirations in the different areas of university activity. It is chaired
by the Vice-Chancellor and consists of the General Secretary, the Director and 300 senators representing university groups.
FACULTY AND POLYTECHNIC SENATES (Title II, Chap. III, Sect. 1 of the EUA). These are the bodies responsible for electing and removing, when applicable, the Dean and the Director, as well as electing their representatives on the corresponding centre committees from among their members. Faculty and school senates are renewed every four years, except for
that representing the students, which is renewed every two years.
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FACULTY AND POLYTECHNIC COMMITTEES AND DEPARTMENTAL COUNCILS (Arts. 18 and 19 LOU, Title II, Chap. III,
Sect 2 and Chap. IV, Sect. 1 of the EUA). These are the governing bodies of the university centres. They are chaired by a
Dean or Director and are made up of the university groups belonging to each centre.
Election of representatives of university groups to the University Senate, the Faculty and School Committees and the Departmental Councils is by universal, free, direct and secret vote.
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Individual
VICE-CHANCELLOR (Art. 20 LOU, Title II, Chap. II, Sect. 4 of the EUA). The Vice-Chancellor is the highest academic authority
of the University and represents the university, manages it, governs it, develops the policies approved by the corresponding collegiate organs of government and implements their decisions. The Vice-Chancellor is chosen on the basis of weighted universal
suffrage by the different university groups.
The Rector, to develop their skills, will be assisted by Vice-Rectors, the Secretary General and the Chief that he is responsible for
directing the administrative and economic.
Vice-Chancellor: Manuel Palomar Sanz.
General Secretary: Aránzazu Calzada González.
Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research, Development and Innovation: Amparo Navarro Faure.
Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Academic Organization: José Vicente Cabezuelo Pliego.
Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Studies, Training and Quality: María Cecilia Gómez Lucas.
Pro-Vice-Chancellor for International Relations: Juan Llopis Taverner.
Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Estudents: Nuria Grané Teruel.
Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Culture, Sports and Language Policies: Carles Cortés Orts.
Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Campus and Sustainability: Rafael Muñoz Guillena.
Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Information Technology: Francisco Macía Pérez.
Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Economic Planning: Mónica Martí Sempere.
Unit of Equality: María José Rodríguez Jaume.
Director: Rafael Pla Penalva.
DEANS AND DIRECTORS (Title II, Chap. III, Sect. 3, Chap. IV and V, Sect. 2 of the EUA). Manage and represent their respective
University Centres (Faculties, Schools, Departments and University Institutes).
Deans and Directors are chosen by the faculty and school senates or on advice from the departmental and university institute councils.
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THE STUDENT BODY
Governing
and representative bodies
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Student associations and groups
The representation and participation of the student body is channelled though the student associations and groups. We should
differentiate between associations designed to represent students of the UA’s governing and representative bodies and other
associations with other aims (academic, professional, international, studies, musical groups, etc.).
Participation in student performance tasks may be recognized as elective credits both as undergraduate degrees in the degrees
to extinguish (diplomas, degrees, etc.).
Representative on the University Board of Elections: 1 credit (degrees).
Representative on the Council of University Research Institute: 1 credit (degrees), 2 credits (extinguish).
Council representative on the Department: 1 credit (degrees), 4 credits (extinguish). Representative in the Cloisters of Faculty and
School, 1 credit (degrees), 4 credits (extinguish).
Representative on the Board of Faculty and School, 1 credit (degree), 6 credits (extinguish).
Representative on the University Senate, 1 credit (degrees), 4 credits (extinguish).
Representative on the Board of Trustees, 1 credit (degrees), 6 credits (extinguish).
Representative on the Governing Council: 2 credits (degrees), 10 credits (extinguish).
Representative on the Standing Committee of the Council of Students: 2 credits (degrees), 12 credits (extinguish).
The Presidency of the Council of Students: 3 credits (degrees), 16 credits (extinguish).
The Student Council Presiddency: 3 credits.
President Delegation from Center: 3 credits.
Representative at the Permanent Commission Delegation from Center: 2 credits.
Course delegates or delegates and grups: 1 credit.
In the course of exercise or membership representing simultaneously several representation and goverment bodies, you can only
urge the recognition of credits under a single representative body or government.
For more information about university associations:
web.ua.es/en/vr-estudiants/associations-student/student-associations.html
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Student council
The Student Council (Title IV, Chap. III, Sect. 3 Art. 171 of the
EUA) is the collegiate body responsible for representing the
student body. It is composed of the student members of the
University Senate and the representatives of the Faculty and
School senates. It’s composed at least by the students of the
University Senate and representatives and the cloisters of faculty or school.
The President of the Student Council (Title IV, Chap. III, Section
3, Art. 172 of the EUA) is the maximum single member of the
student representation.
The Student Council is on the ground floor of the Aulario I
Lecture Building (Phone: 965 903 675, Fax: 965 903 776;
e-mail: [email protected]). You can also visit the Student
Council website:
web.ua.es/en/consejo-alumnos/student-council.html
Each Faculty and School has a Student Delegation as its
(Title IV, Chap. III, Sect. 3, Art. 173 of the EUA) body for
collective representation.
The University (Title IV, Chap. III, Sect. 3, Art. 175 of the EUA)
will provide the students’ representative bodies of the means
necessary to perform its functions. Similarly, ensure that their
students can combine their capacity as representatives to the
studies performed, and helps avoid prejudiced in their rights.
The University will encourage the active participation of their
students, and also enhance their associations.
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Representation of
the student body
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Pro-Vice Chancellor’s office for the student body
The Pro-Vice-Chancellor’s Office for the Student Body is the area of the University Vice-Chancellor’s team that is responsible for
all questions affecting the student body.
The Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs is responsible for the following areas: admission to the University, student support, information for students, grants and financial aid, work placement programs, student and graduate employability, social matters, participation and representation.
The Pro-Vice-Chancellor’s Office consists of the following secretariats and units: Secretariat for Student Admission and Promotion, Secretariat for Work Experience and Student Support, Student Services, Student Information Office, Student Support Centre
(CAE) and the Observatory of Labour Insertion.
The Pro-Vice-Chancellor’s Office for the Student Body is located in the Vice-Chancellor’s and General Services Building (Phone: 965
903 475; Fax: 965 909 844; e-mail: [email protected]).
Visit the Pro-Vice-Chancellor’s Office for the Student Body website at:
web.ua.es/en/vr-estudiants
University ombudsman
The University Ombudsman (Tit. IV Chap. VIII of the EUA) is appointed by the University Senate to ensure that the rights and freedoms
of the university community are respected as regards the actions of the different bodies and services of the University. The University
Senate, by an absolute majority of its members, will elect the University Ombudsman, from any member of staff at the University
providing services to full-time, for a period of four years, without the possibility of consecutive re-election.
The University Ombudsman:
a) Propose changes it deems appropriate to its rules of operation.
b) To seek from the various university authorities with any information deemed appropriate to fulfill its purposes. For this purpose, any
member of the university community is obliged to assist with an urgent priority, the university advocate.
c) Request the attendance of and responsible for any university authority where necessary for the performance of its functions.
d) Attend meetings of the general colleges of the University when dealing with any matter relating to the actions that take place at the
time. To this end, should receive a timely copy of the agenda of the meetings of those bodies.
e) Prepare any reports are requested or deemed appropriate to issue in connection with the ongoing proceedings.
f) To carry out the various university bodies as it deems appropriate proposals for the settlement of the matters that are brought to
their attention. The University Ombudsman shall report annually to the University Senate a report of its activities which, in addition,
including recommendations and suggestions for improving university services.
Complaints or claims and requests for mediation must be presented in writing, either in person at the office, by post or by e-mail. In
all cases, the name and surname of the complainant must be stated, as well as their identity document number, address, contact
telephone number and as clear a description of the complaint as possible, stating the justification for the same. These details do not
have to be presented during consultations. The University Ombudsman investigates the facts in order to clarify the causes of the
claim. He/she then informs the interested parties of the result of his/her investigations.
It is important to underline the fact that the University Ombudsman is not empowered to impose sanctions or suspend administrative
activities. However, he/she is responsible for making suggestions and recommendations for remedying any deficiencies or problems
to those immediately responsible for University services, the highest University bodies and those involved concerning the measures
that should be taken.
The regulations governing the University Ombudsman’s activities were approved on 3rd April 2007 and can be seen on:
www.boua.ua.es/pdf.asp?pdf=587.pdf&c=1
Location: Aulari II Lecture Building, 1st Floor.
defensor.ua.es/en
Opening times: Mondays to Fridays- 9.00 am. to 2.00 pm.
Evenings: previous appointment.
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& TEACHING ASPECTS
Administrative, academic
& teaching aspects
This section deals with the most common issues involved in
academic and administrative procedures. Most of these procedures are regulated by specific norms that can be consulted
in the Academic Rules and Regulation Manual, which can be
consulted at:
sga.ua.es/en/academic-regulations/academic-regulations-and-procedures-of-the-university-of-alicante.html
The Universities Organic Law deals with the topic of students in Title VIII. Article 46 specifically regulates students’ rights and duties.
From this section, it is particularly worth highlighting the following:
1. “Study is a right and a duty for university students”.
2. “The Statutes and organisation and working regulations (of
universities) must develop the rights and duties of students
as well as the mechanisms necessary to ensure these”.
Specifically, the University of Alicante Statute, in its Title IV
Chapter III deals with students as part of the University Community and Section 2 in particular defines their duties and rights.
Amongst others, students have a right to:
a) To receive an adequate education in science, technical
and cultural.
b) Participation in management and programming of teaching, as well as quality control and teaching faculty, according to the procedure time.
c) To be assisted during their training through an effective system of guidance and monitoring of cross-cutting nature of their
profession, to complete the comprehensive training and teaching as a critique of and students and as preparation for professional activities.
d) To receive an objective assessment of their academic performance and to exercise the remedies therefor, as the established procedure.
e) Knowing in advance the syllabus of the subjects or subjects that provide enrollment and completion dates of the assessment tests.
f) The evaluation of academic performance based on published and objectives and will tend to formative assessment and continuous, understood as a teaching-learning process. In the Degree students may enroll three times in the same subject. Quarter
enrollment will grace shall have successfully completed the first 120 credits of the degree.
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Timetables, assignment of lecturers
and exam calendar
The timetable establishes the distribution of subjects over a period of time. It is worked out in four-monthly terms or annually
for each academic year, indicating study year and group, head
lecturers and all other lecturers per subject, as well as exam
dates and rooms where the subject is to be taught.
The periods within which the teaching timetable must be drawn
up (generally between April and May of the previous year) are
established in the Academic Calendar and are approved by the
Board of Governors.
By designing the timetables in the established periods, students are able to choose and organise their academic year
more easily.
The directions of the centers will appoint a lecturer who will be
in charge of organising the timetables and exam calendar for
each curriculum or course. These timetables will be approved
by the Centre’s Board or a delegated committee and are final.
Student representatives must be involved in the drawing up of
timetables and exam dates.
Exam dates can only be changed for justifiable reasons (e.g.:
due to a change in the Spanish university entrance exam dates), and until 15 days before the initially set date. In any case,
any modifications would only set back the start dates and
would be published on the notice boards.
If you have any doubts concerning these issues, please go to
your centre’s secretariat. You can also obtain specific inform
tion from the corresponding centre’s webpage (www.ua.es/
en/centros/) or more generally from the Student Information
Office webpage:
http://web.ua.es/en/oia/academic-schedules/lecture-schedules-and-examination-dates.html
·
Assigning and changes in groups
For degree courses in which the same subjects are taught both in the morning and in the afternoon timetables, students are
divided into the two groups in such a way that they both contain a similar number of students.
Priority will be given to election time group students with higher grades of access or transcript.
Some centers allow the possibility of requesting group change if good cause exists for it set a deadline for applications (available
at your secretariat).
Circumstances that may justify a change in group are generally: a clash with working hours, transport difficulties, federation or
university sporting activities, a clash with other official studies or any other justifiable reasons: disability, need to care for a family
member, etc.
·
Teaching and lecturers
The Departments are teaching units responsible for coordinating the teaching of their field of knowledge (Title.I Chap.III Art.13
of the UA statutes).
Each subject taught as part of any degree course is integrated within a department which is responsible for appointing the teaching staff and ensuring that the latter fulfil all their teaching duties.
Teaching is a right and duty of the faculty of the University, which shall exercise academic freedom, no restrictions other than
those established in the Constitution and laws, and those derived from the organization of education by the competent organs
of the University (LOU. Art. 33.2 y Title. III Chap. I Sect. 1ª Art.107 of the EUA).
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Timetables, assignment
of lecturers and exam
calendar
You can find out which department is in charge of teaching a specific subject by:
- Asking at the secretariat of the centre where you are registered.
- Visiting the “Admissions and Studies” webpage (www.ua.es/en/estudios/) on the UA’s website. Go to the section that contains your curriculum and look for the subject you wish to consult.
Each department has an Administrative Secretariat from which you can obtain information about any issue related to the
department’s classes or organisation.
Most departments have their own webpage with information about lecturers, studies, location, administration staff, useful links, etc.
www.ua.es/en/centros/
The Head of Department and the Departmental Council are responsible for the quality and fulfilment of the teaching hours assigned to their department’s lecturers (Tit.II Cap.IV Sec.I of the UA Statutes). Consequently, if you wish to report any deficiency
in this regard, you should inform these bodies.
·
Continuous Assessment (undergraduate)
In the degrees has been established the system of “continuous assessment” as a system of acquiring knowledge and skills in
the final examination can not account for more than 50% of the final grade.
This evaluation system committed to the concept of “learning to learn” rather than the mere accumulation of knowledge. It
enhances the class sessions more participatory and non-contact teaching and independent learning by the student seeking
information, group work or on-line survey effort.
It gives more importance to the tutored, continuous assessment, preparation of papers and projects either individually or in
groups and use of ICT (Information and Communication).
·
Tutorials
The Board of Governors will establish teaching duties, both as regards actual teaching as well as tutorials and student attendance, in accordance with Art. 145.3 of the UA Statutes. This is applicable to all lecturers with the exception of those who also
carry out an academic role (Vice-Chancellor, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Dean, Head, etc), who will be totally or partially exempt from
teaching duties and attending tutorials (Art. 161.2).
University of Alicante students have the right to be assisted during their training through an effective system of orientation (Art.
166.c).
For subjects that involve work placements in companies or institutions, the student is entitled to custody, during the corresponding period of the practice, by a college professor and a professional who provides services in the enterprise, institution or entity
which performs the same. (RD 1707/2011).
Each lecturer’s tutorial timetables will be published on the corresponding centre’s notice board, in accordance with the Order of
29 March 1983. This information is also available at each department’s administrative secretariat as well as on the webpage of
certain departments. Increasingly higher numbers of lecturers publish their tutorial timetables on Campus Virtual.
First-year students may make use of the “Tutorial Action
Programme” by requesting the allocation of a tutor/professor when they register. The tutor/professor will advise
and support the student with regard to his/her personal,
academic and professional developments, as well as
helping him/her to adapt to university social life.
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Subjects, credits and fees
·
Degree courses
Degree course subjects will be half-yearly and will account for 6 (the majority of them), 4.5, 7.5, 9, 12 or 30 credits.
Academic credit for degree courses has been set at 25 hours, corresponding to the effort students must make to pass the
subject, taking into account the time spent attending class, studying, doing academic work, attending seminars, carrying out
projects and the time required to prepare and take examinations.
Each semester will be made up of subjects that add up to 30 credits. 60 credits per course. Degree courses will consist of 240
credits (4 courses, 8 semesters). However, the Architecture degree consists of 300 credits (5 courses) plus the end of course
thesis (30 credits).
Degree courses will be made up of subjects corresponding to:
BASIC TRAINING (BT): Up to a maximum of 60 credits. These are subjects that are common to degrees in the same branch of
knowledge. Basic training subjects will be offered in the first half of the study plan.
BASIC SUBJECTS MAKING UP THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF KNOWLEDGE.
a) Arts and Humanities: Anthropology, Art, Ethics, Artistic Expression, Philosophy, Geography, History, Modern Language,
Language, Classical Language, Linguistics, Literature and Sociology.
b) Sciences: Biology, Physics, Geology, Mathematics and Chemistry.
c) Health Sciences: Animal Anatomy, Human Anatomy, Biology, Biochemistry, Statistics, Physics, Physiology, Psychology.
d) Social and Legal Sciences: Anthropology, Political Science, Communication, Law, Economics, Education, Business, Statistics, Geography, History, Psychology, Sociology
e) Engineering and Architecture: Business, Graphic Expression, Physics, Computer Studies, Mathematics, Chemistry
COMPULSORY SUBJECTS (OB): These make up most of the subjects of the degree courses. They correspond to specific degree
content.
OPTIONAL SUBJECTS (OP): These are only offered in the second half of the study plan. They ensure the teaching of relevant
content that does not coincide with other basic and/or obligatory subjects. They can be grouped into routes or itineraries, of
which students may only study one.
EXTERNAL WORK PLACEMENTS: These are included in all study plans and may be either optional or obligatory. They are only
offered in the last two years.
UA Regulations for work experience:
www.boua.ua.es/pdf.asp?pdf=2359.pdf
FINAL DEGREE THESIS: All degree courses finalise with the presentation and viva voce of a final degree thesis that will represent
a minimum of 6 and a maximum of 30 credits.
UA Regulations for Final Degree Thesis/Master:
TRANSVERSAL CURRICULUM: In order to obtain a degree at the UA, students must accredit the acquisition of a number of
competences independently of the subjects studied. These competences make up the “transversal curriculum”.
- Competences in a foreign language.
- Competences in I.T. and Information Science.
- Competences in oral and written communication.
I.T. skills and oral and written communication competences are an integral part of the subjects making up the degree. They must
be studied and assessed.
The foreign language competence (Level B1) must be accredited before evaluation the final degree project. It can be accredited
by passing language courses, obtaining certificates issued by recognised institutions or by studying subjects taught in a foreign
language (See regulations).
sga.ua.es/en/academic-regulations/eees/idiomaextranjero/foreign-language-accreditation.html
·
Plans being phased out (3-year degrees, 4-year degrees, etc)
The subjects may be yearly or half-yearly. The academic credit is assessed differently (One credit = 10 hours of class).
The subjects may be: Core (common to the same degree), Compulsory (laid down by the university) and Optional (can be grouped in itineraries or specialities).
·
Subject programmes
According to the Order dated 29th March 1983 (Official Government Bulletin of 9th April), all departments or chairs, as appropriate, will publicise the subject programmes and monographic PhD courses they are responsible for, including sufficient information
about their content and a minimum bibliography to prepare for them.
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The framework regulations concerning the Assessment and Examinations Procedure (approved by the Governing Body on 1st April 2009) state that before
the start of classes in the subject or matter should be provided to students by
faculty or department, in writing and in any case through the system virtual
campus computer:
- The full subject programme.
- The kind or kinds of tests that will be used to assess the student’s understanding of the subject.
- Any possible incompatibilities between the tests to be passed.
- The assessment criteria and the threshold to be applied.
The University of Alicante website also offers students comprehensive information on each subject, using fact files that are generated on accessing the
study plan of the corresponding degree. You can find all this information at:
www.ua.es/en/estudios
You can also obtain subject programmes from the Administrative Secretariats
of the departments responsible for teaching them.
Subject programmes are needed to request recognition of validation if you
change your course or university.
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Free Choice or Free Configuration Credits
DEGREE COURSES
The concept of free choice changes with the implantation of the degree courses.
Degree course students can obtain recognition of up to a maximum of 6 credits for taking part in:
- University cultural activities.
- University sports activities.
- Student representation activities.
- Charitable and cooperative activities.
Before the start of every academic year, the Board of Governors of the University will define the nature of the activities benefiting
from this academic recognition.
The Governing Council of the UA adopted at a meeting held June 28, 2013, Regulation developed by the academic recognition
of university activities cultural, sports, student representation, solidarity and cooperation in undergraduate. Available at the following website:
sga.ua.es/en/academic-regulations/eees/academic-recognition-university-activities/academic-recognition-universityactivities.html
PLANS BEING PHASED OUT (3-YEAR COURSES, 4-YEAR COURSES, ETC)
Students of old study plans must obtain a number of free-choice credits amounting to no less than 10% of the overall study plan
teaching load.
Free-choice credits can be obtained by:
- Studying subjects from other courses that are offered in the “free-choice catalogue”.
- Studying more optional subjects from their own study plan.
- Taking part in academic activities offering recognition of credits, such as:
· Courses, conferences, seminars, etc. These can be found in regular listings at (web.ua.es/es/ceclec/documentos/creditos.pdf).
·Language learning courses, qualifications and certificates.
·UA Valencian language courses.
·Participating in stable cultural groups.
·Representing the university at sport.
·Participating in student representation activities.
Most activities benefiting from recognition of credits are organised by the University of Alicante itself, although other institutions
and/or universities are sometimes involved in the recognition of activities.
Examples of the latter are the summer courses run by the Xarxa Joan Lluís Vives university network (Catalan language area) and
which are recognised by all of them.
For more information: www.vives.org/en/
The Free Choice Credits Committee (CECLEC) (FCCC) coordinates and regulates everything related to these matters.
web.ua.es/en/ceclec/
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Fees
The registration fee of different education officers and other academic efforts is set to the corresponding decree of Fees for Academic
Services, which approves each year the Valencian Government and varies depending on the level of the degree of experimentation
and the times you’ve enrolled in the same subject.
When this guide was written, the fees for the 2013-2014 academic year weren’t yet to be published in the decree concerned. The costs
in this guide are from last year and serve only as a guideline.
ACADEMICS FEES BY LEVEL OF EXPERIMENTAL
GRADES
PRICE PER CREDIT
1st REG.
2nd REG.
3rd REG.
4th REG.
Level 1: Law; History; Humanities; Labour Relations and Human Resources; Sociology; Social Work.
16,15 €
28,26 €
60,55 €
80,73 €
Level 2: Business Administration and Management; Criminology; Economics; Spanish: Language and Literature; Arabic & Islamic Studies; French Studies; English Studies; Catalan Studies; Geography and Territory
Organization; Public Management & Administration; Pre-school Speciality; Primary Speciality; Publicity and
Public Relations; Translation/Interpreting.
17,43 €
30,50 €
63,35 €
87,13 €
Level 3: : Physical Activity and Sports Sciences; Tourism; Mathematics.
19,11 €
33,44 €
71,65 €
95,53 €
Level 4: Architecture; Biology; Marine Studies; Geology; Civil Engineering; Building Engineering; Computer
Engineering; Multimedia Engineering; Chemical Engineering; Sound and Image in Telecommunication Engineering; Optics and Optometry; Chemistry.
23,61 €
41,32 €
88,55 €
118,07 €
Level 5: Nursing; Human Nutrition & Dietetics.
24,64 €
43,12 €
92,40 €
123,20 €
Legal practice; Procurement; Academic Staff of Secondary Education and Artistic, Language and
Sports Education.
17,43 €
30,50 €
65,35 €
87,13 €
Telecommunication Engineering; Computer Engineering.
23,61 €
41,32 €
88,55 €
118,07 €
Professional Archaeology and Integral Management of the Heritage; Catalan Language Consulting and
Literary Culture; Teaching of Spanish and English as Second Languages (L2) or Foreign Languages (FL);
Literary Studies; History and Hispanic Identities in Western Meditarranean Arch (15th-19th C.); History of
Contemporary Europe; English and Spanish for Specific Purposes; Humanistic Methodologies in the Digital
Era; Planning and Management of Natural Risks; Institutional Translation.
Analysis and Management of Mediterranean Ecosystems; Biodiversity; Biomedicine; Biotechnology for
Health and Sustainability; Electrochemistry. Science & Technology; Materials Science; Sustainable Fisheries
Management; Sustainable Management and Water Technologies; Management and Restoration of Natural
Environment; Clinical Optometry and Vision; Sustainable and Environmental Chemistry; Medical Chemistry.
Food Science and Nutrition; Health Care’s Culture; Nursing Science Research; Clinic and Community
Nutrition. Public Health.
Bussiness Administration (MBA); Communication and Creative Industries; Cooperation to Development;
Environmental and Sustainable Development Law; Local Development and Territorial Innovation; Tourism
Management and Planning; Applied Economics; Quantitative Economics; Regional Integration; Educational
Research; Penal Law.
System Sustainable Architecture and Urban Planning; Automatics and Robotics; Applications Development
and Web Services; Building Management; Materials, Water and Soil Engineering; Computing Technologies;
Nanoscience and Molecular Nanotecnology; Occupational Risk Prevention.
42,00 €
68,25 €
68,25 €
68,25 €
Level1: Work Studies; Law; History; Humanities; Sociology; Labour Relations; Social Work.
12,91 €
22,59 €
48,40 €
64,53 €
Level 2: Business Administration and Management; Criminology; Economy; Arabic Studies, Catalan Studies;
Hispanic Studies; English Studies; French Studies; Geography; Translation/Interpreting; Psychology; Publicity
and Public Relations; Business Studies; Public Management & Administration; Teaching degrees in different
specialties.
13,95 €
24,41 €
52,30 €
69,73 €
Level 3: Physical Activity and Sports Sciences; Mathematics; Tourism.
15,29 €
26,76 €
57,35 €
76,47 €
Level 4: 5-year degree in Architecture; 3-year degree in Architecture; Telecommunications Engineering:
Sound and Imaging; Computing in Management and Systems; Biology; Marine Studies; Chemistry; Optics
and Optometry.
18,88 €
33,04 €
70,80 €
94,40 €
Level 5: Nursing; Human Nutrition & Dietetics.
19,72 €
34,51 €
73,95 €
98,60 €
UNIVERSITY MASTERS
ACADEMICS FEES BY LEVEL OF EXPERIMENTAL
Public Works Engineering (no structured plan credits):
Full academic year: 961,33 € (provisional).
– Annual subject for a course of less than seven courses per year: 250,03 € (provisional).
– Annual subject for a course of more than seven courses per year: 165,56 € (provisional).
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FORM OF PAYMENT
The payment method is direct debit ordinary divided into two installments. If you wish to participate only method of payment, you
must check this option to perform the self-enrollment.
You may not debit the tuition scholarship applicant students, and the first term of enrollment of students who began graduate
studies from the first phase of pre-registration.
The students receive at home a notice of debit. If there is an error, must be remedied in the school secretary before the deadline.
ISSUANCE OF THE LETTER OF PAYMENT
The first installment of tuition fees for students entering undergraduate and master’s degree, from the first phase of preregistration is paid in the first week of August.
For postgraduate students the first installment shall be paid in the first half of November.
For students continuing undergraduate, first and second and other phases of pre-registration of master’s degrees, the first
term must be paid in the second half of October.
The second term for all studies must be paid in the second half of January.
The students and scholarship applicants only administrative fees paid to the determination of their application. If this were denied, payment card will be issued for payment of tuition within the time limits that apply.
EVALUATION AND EXAM FEES
EVALUATION AND EXAM FEES
PRICE
Aptitude tests for university entrance
78,20 €
Final year projects, except teachings organized by Credit
143,73 €
Requirements for recognition of foreign higher education:
- Proficiency Testing
- Project or work
- Courses tutored
- Training period
- Study of applications for accreditation of courses or credit recognition for study abroad
- Study of equivalence of foreign qualifications for access to the master or doctorate studies for foreign
graduates approved untitled
Induction and orientation course for over 25 years
143,73 €
143,73 €
16,43 € enrolled for credit
143,73 €
143,73 €
155,22 €
116,59 €
Registration for conducting doctoral dissertation
38,60 €
Review of doctoral thesis
143,73 €
Assessment test to obtain the diploma of advanced studies
143,73 €
Preparation for validation, the title of the diploma, technical engineering or technical architecture
143,55 € in respect of academic and
professional assessment
239,39 € for the work required
Proficiency testing for access to physical education to fine arts, and Translation and Interpretation
78,20 €
Proficiency testing for access to university Masters qualification for the exercise of teacher ESO,
Baccalaureate, Vocational Training and Language Teaching
78,20 €
Proof of language proficiency
78,20 €
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RATE SECURITIES ISSUANCE OF ACADEMIC
PRICE
Ph.D. Certificates
225,20 €
Official master Certificates
212,07 €
Official degree Certificates
186,24 €
Title of licensed architect or engineer + European Diploma Supplement
186,24 €
Title of the diploma, technical architecture, engineering, technical or teacher / a + European Diploma Supplement
108,86 €
Diploma of Advanced Studies
73,73 €
Duplicate of the previous titles, due to loss or modification
27,34 €
Issue of the European Diploma Supplement (for those other than qualified undergraduate or master, whose title does not
include the European supplement), or duplicates of existing passports
35,14 €
Application for approval of the current title of Doctor, the new Doctor and Master degrees, and Master’s Degree
166,89 €
SECRETARIAT
PRICE
Opening academic record start studies at a center and transfer and issuance of transcripts
27,34 €
Certification of documents
10,69 €
Issue, maintenance or updating of identification cards
5,87 €
Issue of a duplicate card aptitude tests for university entrance
10,49 €
EXEMPTIONS FROM FEES AND DISCOUNTS
- Students who obtain a distinction in their overall mark in the 2nd Year Bachillerato exam or an Extraordinary Award in the Bachillerato exam will be fully exempt from paying the registration fees for the first year, and only once.
- Students who belong to a General Numerous Family (3 or 4 children and other assumptions) pay 50% of the total registration
fee. Students who belong to a Special Numerous Family (more than 4 children and other assumptions) do not pay the registration fee. In some specific cases, a family with 4 children may be considered Special (Law 40/2003, 18 November, of Protection
of Numerous Families). In order to benefit from this discount, you must present your up-to-date Numerous Family certificate
during the main registration period the Secretary of your school.
- Students who have fallen victim to armed gangs or terrorist groups do not pay any fees, neither do their spouses who are not
legally separated nor their children.
- Studens affected by an equal or upper disability to 33%, being considered by such those understood ones in the art. 1.2. of
the Law 51/2003, of December 2, will have right to the total exemption of rates and public prices in the studies conducive to
the obtaining of a university degree. That is to say, to those who have recognised them a degree of equal or upper disability
to 33%, as well as the pensioners of the Social Security that have recognised a pension of permanent inability in the degree
of total, absolute or big invalidity, and to the pensioners of passive classes that have recognised a pension of retirement or of
retreat by permanent inability for the service or uselessness.
- Students who have obtained a grant from the Ministry of Education do not pay fees, administrative charges but the 1st pay period.
- Students who have obtained tax exemption from the Generalitat Valenciana (Valencian Regional Government) or from the University of Alicante pay the registration fee but were subsequently refunded once we have your scholarship.
- Students who obtain a distinction in one or more subjects in the same degree course will receive a discount in the registration
fees for the following academic year, equivalent to the number of credits in which they have obtained a distinction.
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Credits-Recognition,
Validation and
Conversion
RECOGNITION OF CREDITS
With the degree qualifications the concept maintained until now of validation/conversion has been replaced by the concept
of recognition.
Recognition of credits can occur when a student accesses a official degree course with subjects (credits) already passed in the
same or in another official degree qualification or in university qualifications that are being phased out (4-year degrees, 3-year
degrees, etc.).
Criteria for the recognition of credits between degree courses:
• When a student accesses a degree qualification with credits obtained from other degree courses in the same branch of
knowledge, then the basic subjects passed will be recognised.
• When a student accesses a degree qualification in another branch of knowledge, then those subjects that are common to both
branches of knowledge will be recognised.
• Non-basic subjects (obligatory or optional) will be recognised taking into account the correspondence between the competences and knowledge acquired (similarity between subjects).
• Subjects corresponding to the transversal competences or knowledge will also be recognised (at the UA, level of foreign language, competences in new technologies and oral and written expression).
• It is envisaged to recognize credits in official titles of degree courses taken at Higher Level Vocational Training in Art Studies and
University Degrees. Also provides the ability to recognize credit for professional experience accredited.
Criteria for the recognition of credits between courses that are being phased out (4-year degrees, 3-year degrees, etc) and
degree courses.
• The “conversion tables” included in the degree “fact files” will be applied when a student converts to the degree qualification
replacing his/her qualification.
• In other cases, the subjects passed in qualifications that are being phased out will be recognised according to the similarity
between the knowledge associated with the topics and/or subjects studied by the student and those contained in the degree
course study plan that he/she has accessed (similarity between subjects).
The credits recognised will retain their original rating and if this is written then it will be converted to a numerical rating (AP (P)
=6, NT (G) =8, SB (E) =9.5).
TRANSFER OF CREDITS
When a student accesses a degree qualification with subjects already passed in other unfinished official university courses and
these are not the object of recognition, then they will be transferred to his/her new student record, so that they appear in the
academic documents issued, especially European Degree Supplement (EDS).
REQUESTS FOR THE RECOGNITION AND TRANSFER OF CREDITS
Students shall present their requests for the recognition and/or transfer of credits in the Secretariat of the Centre (Faculty/University School) in the period laid down by the University for each academic year, normally coinciding with the registration deadlines.
Documentation:
• Subject programme/s stamped by the Centre where it/they were studied or by the Department responsible for teaching it.
• Personal Academic Certificate issued by the centre of origin or certified photocopy. (Between University of Alicante courses the
student record stamped by the Centre of origin will be sufficient).
• Photocopy of the official study plan publication stamped by the Centre.
The documentation can be simplified when dealing with courses studied at the University of Alicante itself.
Requests for the recognition and transfer of credits will be dealt with by the Centre Committees created to do so.
UA Regulations.
Academic Policy Manual.
sga.ua.es/en/academic-regulations/eees/recognition-and-transfer/recognition-and-credit-trasnferencia.html
VALIDATION AND CONVERSION
The concepts of validation/conversion are restricted to the incorporation of subjects between courses that are being phased out
(4-year degrees, 3-year degrees, etc.).
Conversion occurs when the incorporation takes place between subjects studied for the same qualification, while validation
occurs between different qualifications.
Both validation and conversion are granted according to the similarity in content and academic weighting between the subject
passed and the subjects to be validated/converted.
The original marks are retained in both cases.
The request and resolution procedure is similar to that for the recognition of credits.
UA Regulations.
Academic Management Manual.
sga.ua.es/en/academic-regulations/conval-adap/validations-and-adaptations.html
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Assessment, examinations and marks
ASSESSMENT
The new degree courses use the continuous assessment system, where the final mark for the subject consists of:
1. Assessment of all practical activities carried out by students during the course through work done, oral expositions and resolution of problems.
2. Continuous assessment of students on the basis of their participation in and involvement with the teaching-learning process.
3. Final or partial examination or examinations. Its/their percentage weighting for the mark shall not exceed 50% of the final mark.
UA regulation for creating degree courses (Art. 16.1.f).
www.boua.ua.es/pdf.asp?pdf=punto_7_1_normativa_implantacion_titulos_grado.pdf
The criteria used for assessment will be made available to students before the start of the course in the “subject fact file” that can
be accessed through their “Campus Virtual” or in the “Subjects and Access” section of the UA website.
www.ua.es/en/estudios/index.html
With the study plans being phased out (3-year degrees. 4-year degrees, etc) the traditional assessment system based on final
and/or partial examinations is maintained, although the professor can take the work done by students into account when deciding the final mark.
CURRICULUM EVALUATION BY REPORT COMPENSATION
An application for compensation shall be made by application addressed to the Chancellor, which shall contain the credit to be
approved, and will befiled at the Registry of the University of Alicante, may be given only once, and meeting certain requirements
and in no case be optional credits, Placement and Final Degree or career.
UA regulations on curriculum evaluation by offsetting grade student Degrees:
UA regulations on curriculum evaluation by students grades compensation being phased out:
EXAMINATIONS
The following general norms will be observed when knowledge must be checked by an examination:
A) The oral examinations will be public and take place before a board consisting of at least three professors from the discipline
being examined.
B) The marks of the written tests will be calculated by the professors responsible for the discipline/s being examined.
C) Those involved will be notified of the results of the examinations (by their publication on the notice boards and other places
set aside for the purpose).
UA rules on tests:
sga.ua.es/en/academic-regulations/calificaciones/examinations.html
EXAMINATION CALENDAR
Degree course students.
• First semester subjects: 10th to 25th January.
• Second semester subjects: 30th May to 14th June.
• Special examinations: 26th June to 12th July.
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Assessment,
examinations and marks
Those studying qualifications being phased out (3-year degrees, 4-year degrees, etc.).
First semester subjects: 10th to 25th January.
Second semester and yearly subjects: 30th May to 14th June.
Special examinations (the centres can choose between two options):
a) All special examinations from 26th June to 12th July.
b) The special examinations of first semester subjects from 26th June to 12th July. Second semester and yearly subjects from
1st to 8th September.
Academic calendar 2013/14.
www.boua.ua.es/pdf.asp?pdf=punto_6_1_calendario_academico_2013_14.pdf
Those studying plans being phased out, there is a Special December Call (SDC). In this call, students may take a maximum of 3
subjects that they registered for in the previous year or without satisfying these requirements, when they are the last 3 subjects
required to complete the course.
Students from the Faculty of Science and of Economic and Business Sciences may only take part in the SDC for the last
three subjects.
SDC examination period: 7th October to 29th November.
UA rules on CED.
sga.ua.es/en/academic-regulations/matricula/extraordinary-december-ced.html
Graduate students have to complete Special Assessment studies.
You can only use this option when there are 2 subjects more work to finish grade school. Students who pass this test does not
have regular assessment in the same academic year.
Exam period: From 7th October to 29th November.
UA Special Assessment Regulations.
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Marks – Consultation and review
The marking system is the same for all university courses in European Higher Education Area (EHEA) countries.
The marking system is numerical, from 0 to 10, with 5 being a pass.
0 to 4.9 Fail.
5 to 6.9 Pass.
7 to 8.9 Good.
9 to 10 Excellent.
“First Class Honours” may be awarded to students with marks equal to 9
or more. The number of “First Class Honours” may not exceed 5% of the
students registered for a subject.
Regulations: Royal Decree 1125/2003 from the Ministry of Education.
www.boe.es/boe/dias/2003/09/18/pdfs/A34355-34356.pdf
CONSULTATION
The marks awarded can be consulted using the “check student record”
option of the Campus Virtual.
They may also be published on the relevant notice boards in the departments.
The regulations dealing with the publication and review of marks must lay
down the maximum period between the examinations taking place and publication of the marks.
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REVIEW
Students have the right to ask for their marks to be reviewed, following the specific procedure laid down in the Framework Regulations concerning the assessment procedure and examinations and the regulations of the centres (faculties/university schools)
holding them.
sga.ua.es/en/academic-regulations/calificaciones/examinations.html
With the publication of the marks, the professor in charge will provide information concerning the review location and calendar.
Students must attend the first review.
If, having attended the ordinary review, students continue to disagree with their marks, they may ask for a second review by
writing to the management of the department responsible for teaching the subject. They department will issue a report agreeing
to the request of the student or maintaining the original mark.
If the department does not agree to the request of the student, he/she may write to the management of their centre (faculty/
university school). The management of the centre will set up a tribunal consisting of professors from the same area of knowledge
and related areas to decide on the review request.
This decision may be contested by writing to the Vice-Chancellor of the University.
The Student Ombudsman and the Student Council may advise on these matters.
Ombudsman:
defensor.ua.es/en
·
Student Council:
web.ua.es/en/consejo-alumnos/student-council.html
Official academic certificates, student record and certification
OFFICIAL ACADEMIC CERTIFICATES
Academic certificates are the official documents showing the final marks obtained by students in a specific call and subject. They
are signed by the professor responsible for the subject and by the secretary of the centre and filed in the secretariat.
Once the marks have been published and the review calendar finalised, the professor responsible for the subject will draft the
official certificate, sign it and hand it to the Secretariat of the centre.
The academic calendar lays down the deadlines for completing and handing in the certificates. From that moment the marks
are official and definitive.
Academic calendar 2013/14.
www.boua.ua.es/pdf.asp?pdf=punto_6_1_calendario_academico_2013_14.pdf
ACADEMIC RECORD
The academic record contains a record of the academic life of the student from the moment he/she enters the University, the
course studied, the subjects passed and the marks awarded, possible transfers and award of the degree, where appropriate.
The academic record is prepared, kept and filed in the administrative secretariat of the centre (faculty or university school).
Students can check the details of their academic records by accessing the “Campus Virtual”. They can also request information
about their record from the secretariat of their centre at any time.
PERSONAL ACADEMIC CERTIFICATE
The Personal Academic Certificate is the official document showing the details contained in the academic record of the student.
The application for a Certificate Academic Staff should be made through the school secretary (college / school). The centers have
established procedures for applying for certification electronically.
A charge of 27 Euros is made and they are issued a few days later. Several kinds of Personal Academic Certificate may be requested, from those containing all the information on record to those only listing the subjects passed and their marks.
Students may also ask for any information appearing in the record to be certified (first cycle pass, completion of courses, specific
subject passes, average mark, etc.).
As well as the Personal Academic Certificate, other documents including academic information can be generated (printing the
record from “Campus Virtual”, “student record” requested in the secretariat).
These documents are free of charge. They do not have the validity of the official certification but can be used to accredit academic details in many circumstances.
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Summary of the regulations
concerning permanence
and continuation of studies
for students registered
for the degree titles at the
University of Alicante
Approved by the Board of Governors on 29-11-2012. Approved by the Social Council on 21-06-2013.
These regulations will come into force in the year 2010-11, solely for degrees offered by the University of Alicante.
sga.ua.es/en/academic-regulations/eees/permanencia/permanence-and-continuation-studies-grade.html
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Types of ordinary registration and number of registration credits
There will be three kinds of ordinary registration:
A) Full Time Registration: The new students must register for 60 credits. Those who are continuing their studies or have credits
recognised from other degrees can register for a minimum of 48 credits and a maximum of 72.
B) Part Time Credits: Due to work, personal or performance-related obligations. The new students must register for 30 credits.
Students who continue study or who are recognized credits from other degrees may enroll in bodies a minimum of 24 credits
and a maximum of 47.
C) Disability-Related Reduced Registration: Applies to students who have disabilities and obtain favorable report from the Student Support Centre (CAE). They can register for 6 to 23 credits.
The type of registration chosen must be maintained throughout the academic year.
·
Permanence regime/ Performance requirements for registering for specific courses and/or
continuing studies
The first year students will have to overcome, at least 12 credits in their first enrollment to continue studies in the degree
in which is enrolled. In the case of students reduced tuition care for the disabled, will have to overcome, at least 6 credits.
Students who continue studies, or new tuition involves recognition of credits from other games, they must pass annually
at least 30% of the credits to continue studies. Exempted students who will subtract 60 credits or less to complete their
studies.
If you do not exceed the minimum set out in paragraphs 1 and 2 above will have to abandon the degree. Those who abandon a degree by these circumstances may not enter new enrollment in the same study until at least two academic years.
The or academic coordinator of the center can admit only once when the request and certifying students a serious cause
to justify their low academic performance. Also, in response to the alleged causes, the centers, through their qualification
commissions may establish the change full-time part-time depending on its success rate.
Students have to compulsorily register all subjects enrolled and not passed in previous courses to enrollment of new subjects.
In order for the students to enroll in courses second or subsequent courses, previously must enroll all subjects with no
previous courses passed.
Also, you can only enroll for the course “final degree work” the students who have completed a minimum of 168 credits
corresponding to the first three years of the degrees of 240 credits, with the exception of students enrolled in 300 credits or
more, you will have to obtain a minimum of 228 credits for the first four years.
·
The number of times students can register for a specific subject
Students may enroll three times per subject, over a quarter of grace that will be applied to the rector provided their performance previous courses exceed 50%. For the calculation of performance will into account the number of credits enrolled
compared to without compute the credit recognition. Failure to pass the subject must leave their degrees at this university.
Centers established, based on the provisions of the teaching guides titration, the system of academic evaluation.
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Accreditation of foreign language competences
In order to be evaluated for the “Final Degree Project” subject of the University of Alicante degree courses, students must accredit
at least the European Reference Framework Level B1 for modern languages, although Level B2 is recommended.
According to the UA rules on accreditation of foreign language, apart from by presenting the corresponding diplomas, certificates, etc., students can accredit said competences by:
- Studying and passing twelve credits degree course subjects that are taught and assessed in a foreign language and have been
approved by the UA for said purpose.
- Studying and passing twelve credits degree course subjects at a foreign university and taught in a language that is not official in
Spain and whose credits are recognised by their degree course for B1. Should take 24 credits may be credited B2.
- Studying and passing 12 credits of the same language from the following subjects and offered by the degrees in English Studies, French Studies, Arabic and Islamic Studies, Spanish: Language and Literature, Catalan Philology or the following taught
by the Faculty of Arts:
• Effective communication in English I and II.
• German Language I and II.
• Arabic Language I and II.
• French Language I and II.
- It will be possible to obtain the twelve credits needed for B1 by combining the aforementioned options, as long as they are in
the same language.
- Passing any of the level tests regularly organised by the UA (at least two calls a year) to accredit said competence.
sga.ua.es/en/academic-regulations/eees/idiomaextranjero/foreign-language-accreditation.html
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Preliminary calendar for
academics-administrative
procedures
REGISTRATION FOR THE UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE EXAM (SELECTIVIDAD)
Place: Secondary School or Student Services Office
sa.ua.es/en/selectividad/
Mid-May for the main exam session and beginning of July for the extra session.
ACCESS FOR MATURE STUDENTS
Registration for Seminar of orientation
Admissions Office (Student Services Office)
Usually in the first half of October the year before the entrance exam is due to be taken.
Registration for entrance exam
sa.ua.es/en/mayores-25/
Generally in the month of February, according to the term that establish.
Take entrance exam
At the UA
Generally in the month of May, according to the term that establish.
ACCESS TO OVER 40 YEARS
Application Form
Conducting the Interview
In the office of the center
Generally in mid-May, according to the term that establish.
ACCESS TO OVER 45 YEARS
Registration for Entrance Exams
Take entrance Exam
At the UA
Generally in the month of May, according to the term that establish.
ADMISSION AND ENROLMENT FOR 1st YEAR DEGREE STUDENTS
ADMISSION (application for a place)
www.preinscripcion.gva.es
This year, some changes have been made in the Region of Valencia as regards the procedure for completion and presentation of university admission applications made by high school
students sitting the university entrance examination this year,
and those who sat it last year. These applicants will not need
to print and submit their admission application in paper format,
except for those students who need to submit any supporting
documentation relating to disability or high performance athlete status. Instead, applicants must access the university admissions website and enter their national ID number, resident’s
ID number or passport number, together with the password
they received on the first day of their university entrance examinations, in order to access the PASEU student portal.
https://appweb.edu.gva.es/paseu
ONE-STEP online procedure.
a) Students who are already entitled to admission, i.e. students who passed their
university entrance examination in previous years, who already have a university degree,
or who have passed the mature student (aged over 25, 40 or 45), UNED Credential in
force, Advanced Diploma in Vocational Training, Advanced Diploma in Art and Design
or Advanced Diploma in Sport previous years university access examinations and
procedures: from the 3rd to the 10th June, 2013
b) Students from the academic year 2012-2013 who are sitting the university entrance
examination in June: from 17th June to the 5th July, 2013.
(Students from other regions of Spain and those from foreign education systems who
sit fot the examinations at the UNED and are not included in section d) can apply during
this period)
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ADMISSION (application for a place)
All other students must complete their application form
online and then print, sign and submit it, together with the
appropriate documentation in each case. Applications will not
be considered valid unless submitted in paper format.
Location: Teaching Block I, Ground Floor, Self-Access
Computer Room.
c) Students who are not eligible to receive their Advanced Diploma in Vocational Training,
Advanced Diploma in Art and Design or Advanced Diploma in Sport until the end of the
academic year 2012-13 in ordinary call, and those applying for admission in accordance
with the provisions established in Article 38.5 of the Organic Law 2/2006 of May 3 on
Education, i.e. students from European Union Member State education systems, or from
other States which have signed the pertinent international agreements: from the 17th
June to the 12th July, 2013
d) Students from the academic year 2012-13 who are sitting the university entrance
examination in July and students who are not eligible to receive their Advanced Diploma
in Vocational Training, Advanced Diploma in Art and Design or Advanced Diploma in
Sport until the end of the academic year 2012-13 in extraordinary call: from the 9th to
the 14th July, 2013
Student can submit their applications on line up to 12 midnight on 14 July. Nevertheless,
if students need to submit any document, as it is stated along these instructions,
submissions with the attahed documents can be accepted up to 2 pm on 15th July at
the corresponding universities.
Publication of admission results and waiting lists
22nd July, online
Available for consultation:
- Online: www.preinscripcion.gva.es/default_es.html
- Local press: admissions only, 23rd July
- Telephone: 965 903 851
Appeals regarding admission results and waiting lists
23rd, 24th and 25th July.
Enrolment
From any computer connected to the Internet and also in the
Self-Registration Room. Information in the Secretary’s Office of
the pertinent Centres.
Admitted students:
- From the 24th July to the 29th July, 2013. NOTE: no more enrolments will be admitted
after 1pm on the 29th, to allow time to prepare the waiting lists for the following day.
Waiting lists opened to fill any vacant places:
- 30th July, 2013
Confirmation of inclusion on waiting list:
- 31st July, 2013
If places remain vacant:
- Until the 30th September, 2013
Admitted students will receive an SMS and an EMAIL reminding them of the reference number assigned to their admission application and indicating a website address. Students should access the site to enter their ID number, reference number and email address, and they will then automatically receive an email at the address
specified. This email will indicate the date for enrolment, passwords for the Virtual Campus and brief enrolment instructions.
Admitted students who do not enrol will lose their place.
Appointments for enrolment of students who are beginning their undergraduate studies and have completed the application procedure will be assigned according to
the grade obtained for university admission.
Consequently, it is very important that students enrol from the 1st day of the enrolment period, particularly with regard to maintaining priority in choice of group. If,
after enrolment, a student is admitted onto another course and enrols at another centre, the fee paid may be transferred if the student has enrolled on another course
at the UA, or the student may request a refund if he or she has enrolled at another university.
REGISTRATION FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE CONTINUING THEIR STUDIES
From any computer with an Internet connection and also in the
Autoregistration Room. Further information available from the
corresponding centre’s secretariat
- From 2nd to 5th September, students continue to graduate study.
- From 20th to 22th January, to add courses of the 2nd semester.
- From 9th to 13th September, the students continue to study first and second round.
- From 20th to 22th January, to add courses of the 2nd semester.
Students will be contacted where they remember your password and inform them
of the registration period and on the existence of the virtual, where you can consult
the documentation and registration instructions.
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Preliminary calendar for
academics-administrative
procedures
Application for partial validation of foreign studies
At the Centre’s secretariat
Generally the March 15 to May 15 of each year.
Admission via transfer to continue studies
At the Centre’s secretariat
Generally the March 15 to May 15 of each year.
POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES
Admission to officially recognised Master’s degree courses
Application for a place - ADMISSION: Use this form (http://cvnet.cpd.ua.es/preinsua/planes.aspx?lengua=en)
Applications not submitted via this channel will not be accepted.
cedip.ua.es/en/
- First phase: from the 13th May to the 7th July, 2013.
- Second phase: from the 8th July to the 5th September, 2013
(for those Master’s degree courses with places remaining
vacant after the previous phase).
- Third phase: from the 6th September to the 8th October, 2013
(for those Master’s degree courses with places remaining
vacant after the previous phase).
- The Academic Committees will conduct an initial assessment of all applications
received before 23:59 on the 7th July (local time)
- A second assessment will be conducted of applications received between 0:00 on
the 8th July and 23:59 on the 5th September (local time)
- A final assessment will be conducted of applications received between 0:00 on the
6th September and 23:59 on the 8th September (local time)
After each of the assessments, the Master’s degree Academic Committees may request
that new applications be declined if they consider that all places have been filled.
Enrolment
Online, through the virtual campus.
Submission of documentation: In the secretary’s centre, except
scholarship application and documentation.
New students
-1st phase: from the 16th to the 26th July
-2nd phase: from the 13th to the 20th September
-3rd phase: from the 16th to the 23rd October
Students who are continuing their studies:
from the 6th to the 13th September, 2013
Enrolment for 2nd semester subjects:
from the 20th to the 22nd January, 2014
Admission to Doctoral programmes
Applications should be made via the CEDIP website
cedip.ua.es/en/
Available starting in June
Admission results
Admission results are communicated personally, via the email provided. We do not
publish a list of admitted students.
Enrolment
Online
Submission of documentation: Secretary of CEDIP
New students: from the 1st to the 31st October, 2013
Students who are continuing their studies: from the 2nd to the 5th September, 2013
Enrolment for 2nd semester subjects: from the 20th to the 22nd January, 2014
Admission to University of Alicante Postgraduate and Specialisation Courses
In the Secretary’s Office of the department or institute responsible
cedip.ua.es/en
Specific time limit for each course
Enrolment
On the CEDIP website - the Department for Postgraduate and
Specialisation Courses
Specific time limit for each course
Both the calendar and the fees indicated in this document are to be taken as a guideline only as the specific fees and dates change
each year. Please contact the University of Alicante (Phone: 965 903 456 - [email protected]) or the corresponding centre’s secretary.
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MODIFICATION AND CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATION
Modification of registration: From any computer with an
Internet connection and also in the Autoregistration Room.
Further information available from the corresponding centre’s
secretariat
Cancellation of registration at student`s request
Place: corresponding centre’s secretariat
From the moment registration has been carried out until the end of the main registration
period. Exceptional deadlines are established for modifications after the main registration
periods have ended.
Students enrolled for the first time if you are admitted to pursue further studies at the same level
in this or another Spanish university, you must request cancellation of registration before 15th
December at the center were enrolled.
Students enrolled in graduate studies for a maximum of 3 courses to complete their studies,
must apply before the start of the evaluation of these subjects, which is set to the corresponding
academic year calendar.
All other students must apply before the beginning of the period for the 1st semester exams
scheduled in that calendar.
Exceptionally, because of force majeure (supervening accident or serious illness) and if duly
justified and requested before the end of the special examinations of the subjects of the first
and second semester may be granted cancellation of registration with later, after studying each
case.
OTHER PROCESSES
Application for Recognition and credit transfer
Place: Secretariat of the corresponding centre
Within the university setting.
Application for recognition of free credits
Applications for incorporating credits into the academic record can be made if you are
able to complete the studies in the same academic year in making the request or would
like to transfer your file to another facility or study when the student is about to finish or
wishes to transfer the academic record to another centre.
Application for authorisation of Simultaneous Studies
When registering.
Special Assessment to complete formal studies degree and
master’s degree
Students who wish to sit an exam must apply through the “Automatricula” automatic
registration programme, within the established time limit.
Curriculum evaluation through compensation of qualifications
The evaluation by compensation only will be able to be awarded once, not being able to
request again compensation in any other degree studied in the UA
Request to change of group
During the periods established by the centre.
Request for the Recognition of credits for continuing degree
course plans
Generally runs from 15th March to 15th May, although a center may vary this period.
Conversion of Courses for graduates who wish to obtain the corresponding degree in the following areas:
- From 3-Year Degree in Social Work to Degree in Social Work.
- From 3-Year Degree in Architecture to Degree in Technical Architecture.
- From Public Works Engineer to Degree in Civil Engineering.
- From Telecommunications Engineer: Sound and Image to Degree in Sound and Image Engineering.
Please contact the corresponding secretariat for deadlines and dates of implementation.
GRANTS AND AID
Application for General Grants from the Ministry of Education.
This year, Ministry of Education grants will be processed on-line via
the webpage:
www.mecd.gob.es/servicios-al-ciudadano-mecd/en/catalogoservicios/becas-ayudas-subvenciones/para-estudiar.html
Application for Generalitat Valenciana Study Grants. Grants awarded
by the Valencian Department of Education)
www.cece.gva.es/univ/es/ayudas_y_becas.htm
Application for exemption from UA fees
sa.ua.es/en/becas/scholarships-of-university
- The deadline for the presentation of the awards were established in the respective
calls.
- May submit applications for scholarships during the period specified in the call,
and the place of presentation shall be established by the call and the Bureau of
Grants website.
sa.ua.es/en/becas
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ACADEMIC
CALENDAR
2013/2014
ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2013/2014
Approved by the Board of Governors in its meeting on 30 January 2013 (BOUA 30 January).
This academic calendar is applicable to officially recognized and University of Alicante 1st
and 2nd cycle courses.
START OF CLASSES
9 September (2013)
1st term / semester
From 9 September to 20 December (2013)
2nd term / semester
From 27 January to 23 May (2014)
END OF CLASSES
23 May (2014)
Christmas
From 21 December (2013) to 6 January (2014)
Easter
ENROLLMENT PERIOD
It will be established in the enrollment instructions in accordance with the norms agreed upon by the Board of Governors
From 17 to 28 April (2014)
DRAFTING AND SUBMISSION OF
FINAL RESULTS
EXAM PERIOD1
Special period for end of Degree examinations (December)2
From 7 October to 29
November(2013)
From 7 October to 20 December
(2013)
1st term / semester subjects
From 10 to 25 January
(2014)
From 10 January to 28 February
(2014)
2nd term / semester and yearly subjects
From 30 May to 14 Juny
(2014)
From 30 May to 25 Juny (2014)
Until 8 September (2014)
Degree and Master’s Degree final projects
From 26 Juny to 12 July
(2014)
From 30 Juny to 25 July (2014)
opcion a
(2014)
From 30 Juny to 25 July (2014)
opcion b
and from 1 to 8
September (2014)
From 30 Juny to 25 July and from 1
to 20 September (2014)
Special period for Degree and Master’s Degree subjects
Special period for studies
phased out3
DRAFTING OF TIMETABLES AND EXAM CALENDAR FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-2015
In the months of April and May 2014
Classes will be taught on the day established by the Board of Governors for holding the Official Opening Session for the academic year
2013/2014.
To find out on which days the University administrative services are unavailable, please check the work calendar at the following Personel
Management Service address:
sgp.ua.es/en/service-of-management-of-personal.html
The examination period will not necessarily apply to Doctorate Degree courses. Examinations for self-study subjects will adhere to the dates established for this timetable.
Classes will continue to be held througth the end-of-course special examinations period (December). Examination timetables must be published a minimum of 7 days prior
to the beginning of the examination period.
3
During this period, the Centre may choose option a) or b) to hold the special exams for the official courses that have been phased out.
1
2
157
ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2013/2014
Approved by the Board of Governors in its meeting on 30 January 2013 (BOUA 30 January).
This academic calendar will apply to those studies Master’s Degree courses upon request
of Vice President for Student.
START OF CLASSES
1
14 October (2013)
term / semester
From 14 October (2013) to 31 January (2014)
2nd term / semester
From 17 February to 6 Juny (2014)
st
END OF CLASSES
6 Juny (2014)
Christmas
From 21 December (2013) to 6 January (2014)
Easter
From 17 to 28 April (2014)
It will be established in the enrollment instructions in accordance
with the norms agreed upon by the Board of Governors
ENROLLMENT PERIOD
DRAFTING AND SUBMISSION OF
FINAL RESULTS
EXAM PERIOD
Special period for end of Degree examinations (December)
From 28 October to 29
November(2013)
Until 20 December (2013)
1st term / semester subjects
From 3 to 18 February
(2014)
Until 28 February (2014)
2nd term / semester and yearly subjects
From 9 to 21 Juny (2014)
Until 25 Juny (2014)
Master’s Degree final projects
Special period for Master’s Degree subjetcs
Until 14 October (2014)
(2014)
Until 25 July (2014)
Classes will be taught on the day established by the Board of Governors for holding the Official Opening Session for the academic year
2013/2014
To find out on which days the University administrative services are unavailable, please check the work calendar at the following Personel
Management Service address:
sgp.ua.es/en/service-of-management-of-personal.html
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MAP & DIRECTORY
Campus Map
Create your routes and virtual journeys around campus through:
www.cicerone.ua.es/en
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
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The Student
Information
Office
SSTTI
Research
Technical Services
SOCIAL
CLUB I
CONTROL
TOWER
BUILDING
SOCIAL
CLUB II
SOCIAL
CLUB III
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Directory
Directory
Telephone
Fax
965 903 456
965 903 755
[email protected]
965 903 736
965 903 851
965 909 344
965 909 826
965 909 404
965 909 727
965 903 477
965 903 747
965 903 456
965 903 996
965 903 559
965 903 400 (ext.9337)
965 903 400 (ext.3130)
965 903 400 (ext.2814)
965 903 400 (ext.3398)
965 909 622
965 909 436
965 903 400 (ext. 2208)
966 738 041
965 909 800
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965 909 902
965 909 887
965 909 441
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965 903 672
965 909 460
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965 903 755
965 903 735
965 909 747
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965 909 692
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965 909 692
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965 903 793
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965 903 520
965 903 466
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965 903 794
965 909 555
965 903 839
965 903 684
965 909 442
965 903 947
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Programme Council (USA)
965 675 281
965 666 844
[email protected]
Permanent University
Women’s Studies Centre
Alicante University Language Services (Aulas)
Social, Assistance and Employment
Student Support Centre
Medical Service
Optometryc Clinic
Employment Iniciatives Bureau
Secretariat for In-company Interships and Student Support
Office of stray objects
Culture and Sport
Cultural Information Point PIC
Cultural Services
University Museum
Exhibition Hall AIFOS
Image workshop
Sport Service
Sport Pavilion
International
Office of the Vice President for International Relations
Mobility Secretariat
International Relations Centre
Office for University Cooperation for Development
Service for Research Management & Technology Transfer (SGITT-OTRI)
ResearchTechnicalServices(SSTTI)
Institutional
Institutional Relations Office
Access anPromotionSecretariat
Recruitment and Trainig Service
UA General Foundation
Center for Latin American studies Mario Benedetti
Student Participation and Representation
Student Council
Office of the Vice President for Students
University Ombudman
Alumni
Faculties and Schools
Faculty of Economics & Business Sciences
Faculty of Sciencies
Faculty of Law
Elda University School of Labour Relations (Associated Centre)
Faculty of Education
Faculty of Arts
Faculty of Health Sciencies
965 909 454
965 909 415
965 903 793
965 909 669
965 909 812
965 909 803
965 903 794
[email protected]
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[email protected]
965 909 402
965 909 595
965 903 742
965 909 828
965 909 826
965 909 400
965 909 802
965 909 822
965 909 822
965 909 800
965 909 441
965 903 725
965 903 579
965 909 387
965 909 852
965 903 514
965 903 469
965 903 739
965 909 649
965 909 649
965 903 464
965 903 931
965 909 558
965 903 400 (ext. 1172)
965 909 744
965 903 467
965 909 340
965 909 669
965 909 447
965 903 575
965 903 759
965 903 939
965 909 800
965 903 788
Information and Libraries
Student Information Office
Student Service
Bureau of Grants
Admissions Office
Degree Certificate Unit
Internships
University Card
General Registration
Communication Unit
Protocol Office
Suggestions Box
Library Information Point of Users (Punt BIU)
Library of Sciencies
Law Library
Economics Library
Philosophy and Letters Library
Polytechnic and Nursing Library
Education Library
Geography library
Media Library
Orihuela UA Annexe Library
European Documentation Centre
Support Campus Virtual
Languajes and Training
Language Centre
Free-choice Credits and Specialist
Secretariat University Venues
Institute of EducationSciences
CEDIP (Post-graduate and phD Office)
Service of Language Policies
E-Mail
Location
Building
Aulario II Lecture Building
Student Service Building
Vice-chancellor’s Building
To see page 26
General Library Building
Faculty of Sciencies II
Faculty of Law
Faculty of Economics
Faculty of Education
University Institutes
Adolfo Claravana, 51
Computer Service
30
21
21
21
21
21
21
28
28
28
Avda. Vicente Savall
14-16 (local 2)
San Vicente del Raspeig
Aulario III Lecture Building
36
36
36
36
36
36
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Social Sciences Building
Audiovisual Workshop. Medical Service
Optics Building
Aulario I Lecture Building
34
6
38
36
21
25
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[email protected]
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[email protected]
Faculty of Law
Faculty of Law
MUA
Faculty of Arts and Philosophy III
Audio Visual Workshop
Sport Pavilion
Sport Pavilion
11
11
40
18
6
1
1
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[email protected]
Control Tower
Zone of Extension of the Campus
28
21
30
30
27
965 909 740
965 909 844
965 909 596
965 909 810
965 903 788
[email protected]
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28
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965 903 675
965 903 475
965 903 771
660 351 195
965 903 776
965 909 844
965 903 755
[email protected]
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[email protected]
25
28
30
25
965 903 670
965 903 557
965 903 573
965 399 511
965 903 708
965 903 448
965 903 648
965 903 512
965 909 789
965 903 781
965 909 896
965 399 511
965 903 827
965 903 449
965 903 644
965 903 935
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economicas.ua.es/en
ciencias.ua.es/en
derecho.ua.es/en
web.ua.es/es/eurle
educacio.ua.es/en
lletres.ua.es/en
www.eps.ua.es
fcsalud.ua.es/en
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965 909 810
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