The renovation and expansion of the Wi-Fi network at the Edifici Blanc has been completed, with the goal of improving coverage and connection capacity for students and users. This upgrade is part of a broader update process across the UAB, implementing the new Wi-Fi 6 Protocol.
We interviewed Chuangyi Wu, a graduate of the Advanced Vocational Training in International Trade. In the interview, he shares his experience at the FUAB Professional Training Center, how he navigated his internship in the professional world, and the goals he aims to achieve in the future.
International students can now access information more quickly and easily, following the steps to enroll in a Spanish university. The pages, available in three languages, outline the requirements, documents, and deadlines needed to pursue Bachelor's Degrees, Higher Vocational Training Qualification (CFGS), Official Master's Degrees, and continuing education at FUAB schools.
Future students and their families are invited to visit the UAB Vocational Training Centre, located on the UAB Campus, and to attend a presentation given by the director, Mèrida Iglesias, and students who will share their experience. There are also online presentations programmed for those interested students who are unable to come.
During his Advanced Vocational Training Course (CFGS) in International Trade, Adrià Roger Lacosta started a work placement in the Export Department at a company called Electricfor in Rubí. After completing his course in the summer, the company offered him the chance to stay on in the Logistics and Purchasing Department: "It was an area I enjoyed and, since they had given me an opportunity, I accepted and I'm very happy I did".
Over the course of three years, the team coordinated by the UAB has co-created open-use digital cultural content that is now available for consultation and adaptation to the project's Memory Centre Platform.
On 6 April, the UAB will be holding an institutional event entitled "Vent de l'est: guerra i pau als confins d'Europa" [Wind From the East: war and peace on the edges of Europe], in which members of the university community from Serbia, Rumania, Russia and Ukraine will share their impressions on the conflict currently taking place in Ukraine. The event will begin at 1 p.m. at the Journals Hall of the Humanities Library, at the Faculty of Arts & Humanities.