Universitat Jaume I (UJI) Information sheet
Exchange Students at the Universitat Jaume I
SEMESTERS ORIENTATION: one week before the start date for Semester 1, and 5 days before for Semester 2.
SEMESTER 1 (Autumn): from 7th of September 2020 to 19th of December 2020 (exams from 7th to 22nd of January 2021). SEMESTER 2 (Spring): from 25th of January 2021 to 21st of May 2021 (exams from 24th of May to 8th of June 2019). Note: if the semester at your home university starts before the UJI exam period ends, you can ask the UJI lecturers to set your exams earlier. However, the final decision is up to them. LANGUAGE We can admit students with an A2 knowledge of the Spanish language. However, we recommend students to have at least a B1 level. No certificates required.
COURSES IF STUDENTS ARE PROFICIENT IN SPANISH: You are allowed to take any course from any degree (no restrictions). Syllabuses are available at http://ujiapps.uji.es/sia/rest/publicacion (in Spanish or Catalan; also in English if the course is taught in this language). Here you will find full information about all the courses: the semester they are offered, their number of credits, exam dates, lecturer, language of instruction, etc.). To see this information, select "Castellano" (Spanish) on the top right. To see a course syllabus, just click on the course name ("Asignatura") and then select "Guía docente" on the menu on the left. Please note that this link will not be fully updated until June 2020 but the information is not supposed to have big changes.
IF STUDENTS AREN'T PROFICIENT ENOUGH IN SPANISH: They should take courses taught in English. They are often offered in the following areas: - Business/Economics/Finance (Semester 1 or 2) - Tourism (Semester 1 or 2) - Audiovisual Communication (only Semester 2) - English Studies (Semester 1 or 2) - Mechanical Engineering (only Semester 1) - Industrial Technology Engineering (Semester 1 or 2) - Industrial Systems Engineering and Design (Semester 1 or 2) - Technical Architecture (only Semester 2) - Chemistry (Semester 1 or 2) Academic tutors will confirm the choice before signing the Learning Agreement, as it might suffer some changes.
We have a few courses that are taught entirely in English. Please see the attached sheet. Almost all courses at UJI have 6 ECTS credits. Local students take 30 ECTS/semester. According to our regulations, students should take from 18 to 30 credits per semester. Intensive and semi-intensive Spanish courses (fee-paying) also give some credit. ACCOMMODATI 3 ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS (all options include expenses): ON 1) FAMILY PROGRAMME: Approx. €450/month (full board). Marga Gonell is in charge of these arrangements: [email protected]
2) SHARED FLATS: Approx. €150-250/month (no meals) in a flat shared with other students. Students should book a hotel for 2-4 days (www.booking.com) and look for a flat once here. They are easy to find, and we provide guidance.
You can also find offers on Facebook before you come; search for Intercanvia't Ori to become our friend.
3) PRIVATE HALL OF RESIDENCE ON CAMPUS: Approx. €480/month (with breakfast and one meal). Rooms are equipped with a kitchenette. Students should contact [email protected].
See: http://www.residencias-estudiantes.com/en/res5/residencias-de- estudiantes-castellon
We have just started working with HousingAnywhere so your students will be offered one accommodation option in private flats, which will help international students to find a flat easily. APPLICATION SEMESTER 1: 15th of June DEADLINES SEMESTER 2: 15th of November These are also the deadlines to submit the application form online. We will send students the necessary information for the correct pre-registration. CONTACT FOR International Student Support : INFORMATION E-mail: [email protected] Tel: +34-964387063/58/73
INTERNATIONAL International Manager - Europe MANAGER Margarita Gonell Ibáñez Oficina de Relacions Internacionals (ORI) Universitat Jaume I (UJI) Campus Riu Sec Avda. Vte Sos Baynat, s/n 12071 Castelló (Spain) E-mail: [email protected] Tel: (+34) 964 38 70 77 Mobile Number: 0034649087190
EMERGENCY For EMERGENCIES, call 112, 091 or 062 PHONE No
INTENSIVE There are two intensive Spanish courses: SPANISH COURSES 1) The intensive Spanish course starts at the beginning of each semester. Students take a test to place them in the right level. The course comprises 45 hours and is taught at different levels (A1, A2, B1 and B2), three hours a day, five days a week, during three weeks. Classes can be taken in the morning or in the afternoon. The price is €116. Upon completion, students will be awarded 3 ECTS credits.
2) The semi-intensive Spanish course starts after the intensive course has finished. Students progress to the next level. This course runs for two months and a half, for a total of 70 hours, 3 hours per day, 3 days a week, and the levels taught are A1, A2, B1 and B2, and C1. The price is €171. Upon completion, students will be awarded 3 ECTS credits.
These credits can be included in your academic transcript. Ask us about it when you have arrived at the UJI.
You can find all the information about these courses using the link below:
https://www.uji.es/serveis/slt/base/adf/serveis/cursos/
If you have any queries, do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected]
INFO FOR For general information for incoming students, please visit: INCOMING STUDENTS http://www.international.uji.es/
http://ujiapps.uji.es/serveis/ori/estudiant_personal_entrant/orientacio/
HOW TO GET TO The UNIVERSITAT JAUME I is in CASTELLÓ (Valencia region). CASTELLÓ? The nearest airport is Castelló (CDT), 35 km away and then Valencia (VLC), 65 km away. But you can also fly to others such as Barcelona (BCN), 300 km away; Madrid (MAD), 500 km away, or Alicante (ALC), 250 km away. This means you have various options, and you should decide depending on the weight of your luggage, the fare, the travel time, and the number of transfers:
1) From Castelló airport (CDT)
The new Castelló airport, just 35 km away from the UJI, started operating in September 2015 from and to London Stansted (STN) Sofia and Poznan. To get to the city of Castelló de la Plana from the airport you can take a taxi or a bus. The estimated journey time is 25 minutes.
2) From Valencia airport (VLC)
You have 2 options:
A) Taxi to Castelló (65 Km): approximately € 85-100 (price shown by the taximeter, but it should not exceed €100). Estimated journey time: 50 min. B) A direct metro from the airport of Valencia to the stop called Xàtiva, in front of the Valencia Estació del Nord Railway Station (a one-way metro ticket costs €5, and the estimated journey time is 25 minutes). At Valencia Estació del Nord Railway Station, buy a train ticket to Castelló de la Plana at the ticket windows or at the machines (tickets for trains called "CERCANÍAS/RODALIES” are cheaper). There are frequent trains to Castelló: approximately every 20 minutes on working days and every hour at weekends until 22:30 (the last one). A one-way ticket costs €5.80 and the journey takes about 1 hour 15 minutes). The rough total price of this option is €11.
3) From Barcelona airport (BCN)
There is a non-stop train from Terminal T2 at the airport to Barcelona-Sants Railway Station (a one-way ticket is €4.10 and the estimated journey time is 30 minutes). At Sants Railway Station, buy a train ticket to Castelló de la Plana at the long distance windows ("Llarga Distància"). Trains to Castelló run frequently - almost every hour (you should book well in advance on Sundays and public holidays, since trains tend to get quite busy). The price is between €20-40. The estimated journey time is between 2 and 3 and a half hours, depending on the type of train you take. Train types and timetables can be consulted at www.renfe.com. You can also buy your ticket online on this site, but remember that if you do this and you arrive late, you will lose it.
4) From Madrid airport (MAD)
You have 2 options:
A) By train to Castelló. Go to Terminal T4 at the airport and take the C1 “CERCANÍAS” train (they run frequently, every 30 minutes) and get off at Atocha Railway Station (a one-way ticket is €2.55, and the estimated journey time is 25 minutes). At this station, ask for Madrid Puerta de Atocha (a 2-minute walk away).
From Madrid Puerta de Atocha Railway Station, take a high-speed train (AVE) to Valencia Joaquín Sorolla Station. There are AVEs almost every hour. The price is between €29-73. The estimated journey time is 1 hour 45 minutes. You can buy tickets at the station, and you can check the train types and timetables at www.renfe.com. You can also buy your ticket online on this site, but remember that if you do this and you arrive late, you will lose it.
Once you are at Valencia Joaquín Sorolla Railway Station, you have 2 options:
A.1) Take a train to Castelló from this station. Trains run approximately every 2-3 hours (a one-way train ticket costs from €7 to €20, and the estimated journey time is between 45 minutes and 1 hour).
A.2) Change station by taking a free bus to the Valencia Estació del Nord Railway Station just 1 minute away (the buses run every 5 minutes). Once there, buy a train ticket to Castelló de la Plana at the windows or at the machines (tickets for trains called "CERCANÍAS” are cheaper). Trains to Castelló run frequently: approximately every 20 minutes on working days and every hour at weekends. A one-way ticket costs €5.80 and the journey takes about 1 hour 15 minutes).
B) By non-stop bus to Castelló from the T4 (arrivals platform) or T1 (bus parking area) terminals with the company Auto Res-Avanza. A one-way ticket costs around €35, and the estimated journey time is 6 hours 30 minutes). You can check the schedules and the terminal on http://www.venta.avanzabus.com/. You can buy tickets online, but remember that if you do so and you arrive late, you will lose it, so it might be better to buy it on the bus. You will arrive at Castelló Bus and Railway Station.
5) From Alicante airport (ALC)
Take the C6 bus (in the departures avenue on the 2nd floor) straight from the airport to Alicante Railway Station (a one-way bus ticket costs € 3.85, and the estimated journey time is 20 minutes). At the railway station in Alicante, buy a train ticket to Castelló de la Plana at the windows. There are trains approximately every 2 hours until 18.38 (the last one). The price ranges from €20 to €36. The estimated journey time is 2 hours 30 minutes. Visit www.renfe.com to check the trains and timetables. You can buy your ticket online, but remember that if you do this and you arrive late, you will lose it.
HOW TO GET TO Getting to the UJI from Castelló Train and Railway Station is very easy. Just take THE UJI? the tram or the bus in front of the station. The journey takes 5 minutes, and the fare is €1.05.
We will be waiting for you at the INTERNATIONAL OFFICE upon your arrival. We are open Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
More information: +34 964 38 70 63/58/73/77 and [email protected]
You will find a UJI map at the link below:
https://www.google.es/maps/place/Universitat+Jaume+I/@39.994007,- 0.069994,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0xd5ffe0fca9b5147:0x1368bf53b3a7f b3f
And at the link below you will find a map with the location of the International Relations Office on campus:
http://ujiapps.uji.es/serveis/ori/estudiant_personal_entrant/orientacio/atencio_ estrangers/ori_info/campus_plano.pdf
THE UJI Around 300 international students choose to study on exchange at the Universitat Jaume I every year, primarily for seven reasons that set us apart from other universities in Spain: - A well-structured single campus - Interesting courses - Warm and personalized attention - A very safe university and city - Nice weather and excellent beaches - Low cost of living - New technologies are available everywhere on campus
Please watch this video:
http://ujiapps.uji.es/serveis/ori/estudiant_personal_entrant/perque_uji/
THE CITY Castelló de la Plana (or simply Castelló or in Spanish, Castellón) is a city on the Mediterranean coast with beautiful sandy beaches all along its coastline and orange groves. It is a small but modern provincial capital with everything you might need. Its moderate size (180,000 inhabitants) makes it the perfect place to live in, with the best of a big city (cultural events, shops, nightlife, facilities and local amenities) and a small town (Spanish traditions, relaxed lifestyle, integration with locals and nature). It is a very safe city, and much cheaper than larger cities such as Madrid, Valencia or Barcelona.
The UJI is only a 20-minute walk from the city centre or a 10-minute ride by tram/bus.
The tram links the UJI with the beach in a journey that takes just 25 minutes.
Please watch this video of the city of Castelló:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dw--cZCxjOU
THE WEATHER Thanks to the city’s location on the Mediterranean coast, the weather in Castelló is very pleasant for most of the year. It is warm in summer and the temperatures in winter are mild. There is little rainfall and always plenty of sun!
COST OF LIVING Here is an estimate of your possible monthly living expenses: - Accommodation (electricity, Internet, etc., included) and meals:
Shared flat: €150-250/month (rental) + €200/month on meals = total of €350- 450/month
With a family: €450/month (full board)
Private hall of residence on campus: €400/month (without meals). You have the option of 1) cooking using the kitchenette inside your room (€200/month), which makes a total of €600/month; or 2) arranging half board (€550/month from Monday to Friday only) and cooking dinner and meals at weekends €150/month = a total of €700/month; or 3) arranging full board (from Monday to Friday only) for €650/month and cooking meals at weekends 80€/month, which makes a total of €730. (The hall of residence does not provide you with sheets or kitchenware, and does not provide meals on holidays).
- Transport: €25-35/month - Personal expenses: €100/month - Books: around €100/semester You can eat at the University at one of our three refectories on campus. There is a set menu for €5 (having lunch at a restaurant in the city would cost between €8- 15 on weekdays).
Fruit and vegetables are very cheap in Spain. Clothes are also cheap.
We advise you to have around €600/month to be able to live comfortably.
SHOPS Opening hours depend on whether it is a big company (open Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.) or a small shop (Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. and from 5 to 8 p.m.). Castelló has an outdoor market in the city centre and a shopping mall called La Salera, which is a 25-minute walk or a 10-minute bus ride from the campus.
You will also find several shops on our campus (optician’s, photocopying shop, bank and bookshop, among others) and there is a supermarket just opposite the entrance to the campus.
The University Library is open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. from Monday to Friday, and from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays. It is also open all night long (24 hours a day) during exam periods.
BANKS The Banco de Santander office on campus offers our international students the opportunity to open a bank account free of charge for students who have a NIE. Bank opening hours in Spain are from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday to Friday.
CULTURE Many cultural events and activities take place in Castelló and at the UJI: theatre, exhibitions, museums, concerts, etc.
Our International Office also organizes a comprehensive programme of activities for exchange students each semester, with excursions, Spanish cultural activities such as Spanish cooking or cinema, etc. to make your stay a very pleasant one. You can see an example at the link below:
https://ujiapps.uji.es/ade/rest/storage/DSIAF9QFT4CPR1UXTXHKTADDKTQSIUSF
SPORTS You have many sports options on campus. The UJI has soccer fields, basketball courts, an athletics track, tennis and paddle tennis courts, gyms, etc. You can take courses in Pilates, step, bodyweight, dance, capoeira, aerobic, karate, judo, and swim in the new indoor swimming pool. In addition, you can do many other sports that the UJI offers off campus, such as diving, sailing, hiking, horse riding, skiing, caving, trekking, roller skating, and more.
We will help you to make your choice and enrol after you arrive.
HOLIDAYS SEMESTER 1:
- 18th of September, 9th of October, 12th of October, 1st of November, 6th of December, 8th of December. - Christmas: from 19nd of December to 6th of January. If you want, you can celebrate it with a Spanish family and take part in the XMAS with FAMILIES action.
SEMESTER 2:
-26th of February
- Castelló's local festival (Magdalena 2021): from 8th of March. If you are here in the second semester, you will be able to experience our amazing traditional local festival, with plenty of cultural events, concerts, gastronomy and Spanish and Valencian traditions.
- 19th of March
- Easter: from 1st to 11th of April.
- 1st of May
SUMMER HOLIDAYS: from mid-July to the end of August
ASSISTANCE We will assign you a lecturer who will be your academic tutor, and he/she will advise and assist you academically during your stay and they will sign your Learning Agreements. Moreover, if you would like a Spanish friend from your degree course upon your arrival, we can assign you a mentor or ‘buddy’. This is the best way to make a local friend and learn more about our culture and traditions. Make the most of it and become a mentee! You can tick in the box ‘I would like to have a Spanish mentor’ once you pre-register online with us.
SOCIAL NETWORKS Join our Facebook group, intercanvia't Ori, to keep up to date, get to know other students, find accommodation, etc.
We also have WhatsApp : we create WhatsApp groups to communicate quickly and effectively with all international students and notify them of everything important in real time. Just give us your mobile number. Don't miss out on the group! HEALTH Remember you must arrange medical insurance to cover your entire stay. INSURANCE
Updated on February 4th 2020
ENGLISH COURSES‐ BUSINESS EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 1 AND 2
COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE
Introduction to 1 1 6 AE/EC/FC 1001 Accounting Group I
Introduction to Business 1 1 6 AE/EC/FC 1002 Administration Group I
Introduction 1 1 6 AE/EC/FC 1004 Microeconomics Group I
Mathematics I 1 1 6 AE/EC/FC 1005‐ Group I
Macroeconomics 1 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1015‐ Group I
Introduction to 2 1 6 AE/EC/FC 1010 – Business Information Group I Systems Statistics 1 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1011 Group I
Financial Accounting 1 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1012 Group I
Financial Management 1 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1013 Group I
Business Management 1 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1014 Group A/D
English for Economists 1 3 6 AE/EC/FC 1022 Group I Organizational Design 1 4 6 AE1032 and Group A/B Change
Mathematics II 2 1 6 AE/EC/FC 1007‐ Group I
Introduction 2 1 6 AE/EC/FC 1006 Macroeconomics Group I
Financial Operations 2 1 6 AE/EC/FC 1003 Mathematics Group I
Quantitative 2 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1019‐ Methodologies Group I
Microeconomics 2 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1020‐ Group I
Financial Statement 2 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1016 Analysis Group I
Spanish and World 2 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1017 Economy Group I
Foundations of 2 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1018 Marketing Group I
Business Valuation 2 3 6 FC 1030 Group B
ENGLISH COURSES‐ TOURISM
EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 1 AND 2
COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE
Information Systems 1 3 6 TU0930 Management in Tourism Organizations Valencian Art and 1 4 6 TU0935 Tourist Resources Sales Management 1 4 6 TU0940 and Customer Service Introduction to English 2 1 6 TU0908 for Tourism (Modern Language) Spanish Art and 2 2 6 TU0916 Tourist Resource English for Tourism 2 2 6 TU0918
ENGLISH COURSES‐ MECHANICAL ENGINEERING EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 1
COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE
Machine Projects 1 4 6 EM1035
Machine Dynamics and 1 4 6 EM1036 Vibrations
Design for 1 4 6 EM1038 Manufacture and Assembly
Manufacturing Process 1 4 6 EM1039 Planning
Advanced Structural 1 4 6 EM1041 Analysis
Reinforced Concrete 1 4 6 EM1042 Structural Design – Foundations Air Conditioning and 1 4 6 EM1044 Refrigeration Systems
Fluid Transport 1 4 6 EM1045 Systems
ENGLISH COURSES‐ INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 1 AND 2
COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE
Computational 2 4 6 ET1038 Methods in Engineering
Nanotechnology 2 4 6 ET1039
ENGLISH COURSES‐ TECHNICAL ARCHITECTURE EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ ONLY SEMESTER 2
COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE
Building III: Steel and 2 2 6 ED0917 Wood Structures
ENGLISH COURSES‐ CHEMISTRY EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 1 AND 2
COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE
Modelling in 2 4 6 QU0940 Biochemistry
ENGLISH COURSES‐ COMPUTER SCIENCES ENGINEERING EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 2
COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE
Information Systems 2 3 6 EI1027 Design and Implementation of
Intelligent Systems 2 3 6 EI1028
ENGLISH COURSES‐ TRANSLATION AND INTERPRETING EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 1 AND 2
COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE
*Language B (English) for translators and interpreters 1 1 6 TI0908 *Language B (English) for translators and interpreters 2 1 6 TI0913 *Language and culture B (English) for translators and interpreters A 2 9 TI0916 Translation A1‐B (Spanish‐English) (I) A 2 6 TI0932
*YOU CANNOT ENROL IN THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS IF YOUR HOME UNIVERSITY DOES NOT HAVE AN AGREEMENT WITH THE DEGREE OF TRANSLATION AND INTERPRETING. ASK ORI ABOUT IT
ENGLISH COURSES‐ ENGLISH STUDIES EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 1 AND 2
COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE
Writing in English: Basic Texts 1 1 6 EA0904 English Phonetics and Phonology 1 1 6 EA0911 Oral Expression in English 1 2 6 EA0912
Academic English 2 2 6 EA0913 English Applied Linguistics: An Introduction 1 2 6 EA0914 Introduction to British Literature 1 2 6 EA0915 English Morphosyntax 1 2 6 EA0916 Writing in English: Advanced Texts 1 2 6 EA0919
Old English 1 3 6 EA0923
Advanced English: Registers and Styles 1 3 6 EA0924 Applied Linguistics in English Language Teaching and Learning 1 3 6 EA0925
Fiction in English 1 3 6 EA0926
Practicum 1 4 12 EA0937 Bachelor's Degree Final Project 1 4 6 EA0938 English Text and Discourse 1 4 6 EA0939 Usages of Written English 1 4 6 EA0945 Anglo‐American Literature and Its Relation with Other Arts 1 4 4,5 EA0946 Shakespeare and His Context 1 4 4,5 EA0947 English for Business Communication 1 4 6 EA0948 English Diachronic Linguistics 1 4 4,5 EA0949 English Discourse and Pragmatics 1 4 4,5 EA0950 Basic Aspects of English 2 1 6 EA0905 Literary Criticism (Literature) 2 1 6 EA0908 Spoken English: Comprehension and Pronunciation 2 1 6 EA0910 English Phonetics and Phonology 2 1 6 EA0911
Academic English 2 2 6 EA0913 French: Language and Culture (Modern Language) 2 2 6 EA0918
Writing in English: Advanced Texts 2 2 6 EA0919 Introduction to American Literature 2 2 6 EA0920 Applied Linguistics in English‐Spanish Translation 2 2 6 EA0921 Current Theoretical Models for a Description of the English Language 2 2 6 EA0922 Advanced English: Professional Contexts 2 3 6 EA0928 Middle and Modern English 2 3 6 EA0929 English Sociolinguistics 2 3 6 EA0930
Theatre in English 2 3 6 EA0931 World Literatures in English 2 3 6 EA0935 Linguistics and English Language Teaching Methodology 2 3 6 EA0936 French as an International Language 2 4 4,5 EA0941 Music and English Poetry 2 4 6 EA0957 Usages of Spoken English 2 4 6 EA0958 Literature of the Frontier 2 4 4,5 EA0959 English Dialects and their Cultural Context 2 4 4,5 EA0960 English for Science and Technology 2 4 6 EA0961 English Lexicology and Lexicography 2 4 6 EA0962 Information and Communication Technologies Applied to the English Language 2 4 4,5 EA0963 Psycholinguistics and English Language Learning 2 4 4,5 EA0964
Notes:
1) Local Students take 30 credits/semester (5 courses). 2) For exchange students during one semester: we advise to take 18 credits (3 courses) + the Spanish intensive courses. 3) Semesters: ‐ (1) 1st semester: it is running from 9th September to 20th December 2019. ‐ (2) 2nd semester: it is running from 23rd January to 22nd May 2020. ‐ (A) Annual: year‐long.
BACHELOR THESIS EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 1 AND 2
DEGREE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE
Computer Sciences Engineering 2 4 18 EI1054
Chemistry 1 or 2 4 6 QU0943
Industrial Technology Engineering 2 4 12 ET1040
Chemical Engineering 2 4 12 EQ1044
Mechanical Engineering 2 4 12 EM1047
Video Game Design and Development 1 or 2 4 12 VJ1241
Video Game Conceptual design 1 or 2 3 6 VJ1222
Tourism 2 4 12 TU0944
Translation and Interpretation 2 4 6 TI0983
Technical Architecture 1 or 2 4 12 ED0945
Agrifood and Rural Engineering 2 4 12 AG1042
Psychology 1 or 2 4 6 PS1048
Journalism 2 4 6 PE0932
English Studies 1 or 2 4 6 EA0938
Computer Sciences 1 or 2 4 EI1054 Engineering