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Tecnocampus International Exchange in Barcelona TecnoCampus International Exchange in Barcelona Weekend Challenge --- Three pillars of TecnoCampus Entrepreneurship hub SomHackathon --- Yuzz --- All bachelor’s degrees include subjects on Intentsem creativity, innovation and setting up businesses Programmes --- Professionalisation Entrepreneurial final year project InnoLab --- --- GRAEFES university research group Pre-incubator --- --- Master’s degree in Entrepreneurship Incubator --- and Innovation Facilities Fablab Internationalisation Knowledge Support Entrepreneurship International Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship Seminar --- hub Entrepreneurial Advice Summer School --- Awards Junior enterprise --- International Mentors Creatic University Award Industrial and Automatic Electronic Engineering Business Administration and Innovation Management Management and Information Systems Computer Engineering Business Administration and Innovation Management – in English Mechanical Engineering Maritime Business and Logistics Audiovisual Media Marketing and Digital Communities Video Game Design and Production ✽ Tourism and Leisure Management + Business Administration Industrial Organization Engineering and Innovation Management ✽ Management and Information Systems Computer Engineering ✽ Business Administration and Innovation Management + Marketing and Digital Communities + Video Game Design and Production Nursing Physical Activity and Sport Sciences Physiotherapy ✽ Joint Degree ✽ Physiotherapy + Physical Activity and Sport Sciences Exchange student information Academic Information Study System Nomination Deadline Academic Calendar Autumn Term Spring and Summer term Autumn term: 23rd September - 20th December 15th June 15th November Spring term: 7th January - 27th March Summer term: 30th March - 15th July Application Form You can consult the subjects for International Students 1 To apply to join our University, you first have to sign into depending on the studies here. SIGMA (online registration platform): here After signing into SIGMA students will be pre-enrolled for 2 After registering, you will receive an e-mail with your Student the selected courses. You will receive final confirmation of Number (NIA) and password. With this code, you can fill out your registered courses at the orientation meeting scheduled your Application Form via this link. before each term. 3 After these steps, please send the following documents Students have the option to add/drop the selected courses to [email protected]: during the two weeks after the Welcome Day. • A copy of your passport • A photograph • Your visa* Academic prerequisites • A copy of your medical insurance Students should be aware of the prerequisites for the selected • Your Learning Agreement courses. If the prerequisites for a course are not met, students (a document with the list of selected courses) will not be able to enrol on that course. Application form Deadline Class attendance Autumn Term Spring and Summer term Students are expected to attend all lectures and seminars. 30th June 30th November For some courses, attendance is compulsory. Visa Requirements* Buddy Program TecnoCampus Taking part in TecnoCampus Buddy Program you will have the Please enquire at your local Spanish embassy about opportunity to get to know the Campus (facilities, student applicable visa requirements. community), culture and local traditions by the hand of a local student. They can also assist you in your daily life, paperworks Medical Insurance and guide you to arrange your stay even before your arrival to The Spanish government and European Union have made it TecnoCampus. Buddy Program is a program which is offered from compulsory for all foreign students to have health insurance for Tecnocampus Mataró to International students and local students the entire duration of their studies. at the same time. Don’t miss the opportunity to meet other students who will help you to make your adaptation easier. Students from EU partners have to present the European Health The Buddy Program encourages the connection between international Insurance Card. It is essential that the Insurance Card is valid for students that arrive to TecnoCampus and students or locals. the entire study period. Join our instagram account: @buddyprogramtecnocampus Students from Non-EU partners need to take out a health insurance policy that covers the entire study period. More information: at our website, or by e-mail [email protected] A VIrTuAl Tour of TECNoCAmPus further Information Accommodation TecnoCampus offers you different accommodation options depen- 10 REASONS ding on your needs. If you need accommodation during your studies at TecnoCampus, we recommend a range of shared accommodation TO STUDY AT TecnoCampus options and flats to rent in Mataró and Barcelona: 1 Market-oriented studies, with high Mataró BArCEloNA employability rating. 2 A unique model: university centres and companies sharing the same location. Estimated cost of living 3 In general, students should have access to around €650 per month Entrepreneurial DNA: support for students to cover the cost of living. with business ideas. 4 Modern facilities fitted Language requirements with state-of-the-art equipment. 5 For lectures taught in English: it is highly recommended at least An unbeatable setting right on the seafront, B2 level according to the Common European Framework excellent transport connections. of Reference for Languages. 6 A participative, innovative and creative learning model. Useful Information about TecnoCampus 7 • About TecnoCampus Constant and personalized contact • How to apply with the teaching faculty. • Campus Facilities 8 • Useful Information International relations with 102 agreements in place with universities around the world. 9 Synergies between different fields of study: business, technology and healthcare. 10 University life: sports, student association, human castle team... Contact ErAsmus CoDE: International Coordinators E mATAro01 TecnoCampus University School of Engineering and Technology Av. Ernest Lluch 32 Josep roure International mobility 08302 Mataró (Barcelona) [email protected] Coordinator Spain Ms. Yaiza Bueno School of Business and Social Science Phone: (+34) 93 169 65 01 [email protected] roberto Dopeso Fax: (+34) 93 169 65 05 [email protected] www.tecnocampus.cat Head of International office Ms. Luz Fernández School of Health Sciences Alicia san José [email protected] Information received by email 24/02/2021 Dear Partner, Nowadays, we are preparing all the material and information for the next academic year 2021-22. Attached you can find our factsheet for 2020-21 but it won’t change too much. Incoming students are able to choose the subjects from the following lists that will be updated for next academic year very soon: - English: https://www.tecnocampus.cat/upload/images/Serveis_Campus/INTERNACIONAL/Subjects_in_Englis h_2021(1).pdf - Spanish: https://www.tecnocampus.cat/upload/images/Serveis_Campus/Subjects_in_Spanish_20-21(1).pdf There are subjects from the different Degrees of the School of Business and Social Sciences. In addition, we offer a free Spanish course for international students during their stay as an extra activity because it doesn’t have ECTS. All the information interesting for incoming students will be here: https://www.tecnocampus.cat/en/university-studies/international-students The information about application form is: https://www.tecnocampus.cat/en/university- studies/international-students/before-during-stay It’s very important that students review our academic calendar because TecnoCampus use a trimester calendar. Students can choose one or two terms to stay in TecnoCampus: https://www.tecnocampus.cat/en/university-studies/international-students/academics/calendar International Relations Officer | [email protected] TecnoCampus Mataró-Maresme | Av. Ernest Lluch 32 (Porta Laietana) 08302 Mataró (Barcelona) | Tel. 93 169 65 01 | Fax. 93 169 65 05 | www.tecnocampus.cat .
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