Getting your UAB email address, ID number (NIU) and password
So as to comply with the Law on Data Protection, the procedure for accessing the digital services of the UAB (email, intranet, campus virtual, etc.) is personal: i.e. users are responsible for obtaining their own NIU and password.
This can be done by visiting the page Managing passwords (https://oim.uab.es/opwd/?lang=en), which is also linked to from the Serveis d’Intranet page (http://sia.uab.cat).
The first step in the form is to indicate our nest, later we will have to validate the captcha and click "Send".
In the second step, we will be asked to indicate our alternative email address (remember that this cannot be an @uab.cat address).
At this point it will ask us to indicate our alternative personal email address.
If the address we entered is correct, it will show us a new window to enter the rest of the data.
At this point we will need to access our personal mail from a new tab, without closing the password change.
We will have received a message from "Suport Gestió Identitat UAB", which tells us our NIU and the OTP key that we will also have to use to generate the new password.
Once we have the OTP Code, it will be necessary to inform it in the form to obtain the password, together with the other requested data (we will have to make sure that it is correctly indicated, without any space before or after).
If we have completed the form correctly, when you click on the "Send" button.
At this point we recommend waiting 2 to 5 minutes in order for the password to synchronize correctly with all UAB services and to prevent any errors.
So as to comply with the Law on Data Protection, the procedure for accessing the digital services of the UAB (email, intranet, campus virtual, etc.) is personal: i.e. users are responsible for obtaining their own NIU and password.
This can be done by visiting the page Managing passwords (https://oim.uab.es/opwd/?lang=en), which is also linked to from the Serveis d’Intranet page (http://sia.uab.cat).
To obtain the NIU, we need to access the section "Students of new admission or without an active card" .
At this point it will ask us to indicate our alternative personal email address.
we will be asked to indicate our alternative email address (remember that this cannot be an @uab.cat address).
At this point it will ask us to indicate our alternative personal email address.
If the address we entered is correct, it will show us a new window to enter the rest of the data.
At this point we will need to access our personal mail from a new tab, without closing the password change.
We will have received a message from "Suport Gestió Identitat UAB" , which tells us our NIU and the OTP key that we will also have to use to generate the new password.
Once we have the OTP Code , it will be necessary to inform it in the form to obtain the password, together with the other requested data (we will have to make sure that it is correctly indicated, without any space before or after).
If we have completed the form correctly, when you click on the "Send" button.
At this point we recommend waiting 2 to 5 minutes in order for the password to synchronize correctly with all UAB services and to prevent any errors.
A Bachelor's degree in Tourism is a university program designed to prepare students for various roles within the tourism industry, including hospitality, travel agency management, and tourism development, emphasizing sustainability and innovation.
What should I consider when choosing a university for a Tourism degree?
Consider programs like UAB’s that provide a balance of theoretical knowledge, practical experience, language training, and strong international partnerships, ensuring a well-rounded education.
What international opportunities does the UAB's Tourism degree offer?
The UAB's Tourism program is taught in English and offers exchange options with over 75 universities worldwide, as well as practical training opportunities in diverse international contexts.
How does UAB prepare students for tourism careers?
UAB emphasizes hands-on training through internships at leading national and international companies, providing specialized tracks in tourism and hotel management to enhance career readiness.
What unique features does the UAB Tourism degree include?
UAB’s program offers personalized academic support, opportunities to learn up to four foreign languages, and practical experience in facilities like the Hotel Exe Campus, enhancing student learning.
Can UAB students specialize within their Tourism degree?
Yes, UAB offers three specializations: Tourism Business Management, Tourism Planning and Marketing, and Hotel Management, allowing students to tailor their education to align with their career goals.
Are there specific areas of tourism, like sustainable tourism, hospitality management, or event planning, available as specializations?
Absolutely! Our program offers various specializations, including Sustainable Tourism, Hospitality Management, Event Planning, and Digital Marketing in Tourism. These specialized tracks allow you to focus on areas of the industry that are in high demand and align with your career goals, equipping you with expertise that sets you apart.
What elective courses are available to tailor the program to specific interests?
We provide a range of elective courses, from Travel Media and Journalism to Tourism Law and Eco-Tourism. These courses allow you to customize your degree to suit your passions and career objectives. Whether you’re interested in entrepreneurship, marketing, or sustainable practices, our program has you covered.
Is the program or university internationally recognized in the tourism field?
Yes, our faculty is an excellent choice for studying Travel and Tourism due to its specialized degree programs, multilingual courses, international exchange opportunities, and strong industry connections. The UAB offers a Tourism degree with various tracks, allowing students to focus on their specific interests within the field. UAB is also highly ranked in the QS World University Rankings for Hospitality and Leisure, often placing among the top 50 universities worldwide, making it a top destination for aspiring tourism professionals.
Does the program include language studies, such as courses in English, Spanish, or other relevant languages?
Yes, language skills are a valuable asset in the tourism industry. Our program offers language courses in English, Spanish, French, Chinese and German, enhancing your ability to communicate effectively with diverse clientele and enriching your cultural awareness in a globalized job market.
How culturally diverse is the student body?
Our program is home to a diverse student body, with students from over 20 countries. This multicultural environment provides a rich learning experience, where you’ll connect with peers from different backgrounds, preparing you for a global career in tourism.