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CGU Memoria 2018 Maqueta.Indd Adam Mickiewicz University • Anahuac Xalapa University • CETYS University • Columbus University • Erasmus University College Brussels • Grigol Robakidze University • Ilia State University • International Telematic University UNINETTUNO • Jaume I University • Karlstad University • Kazimieras Simonavicius University • Masaryk University • Monterrey2017‑2018 Institute of Technology and Higher Education • National Uni- versity Federico Villarreal • National University Mayor de San Marcos • Pan-European University • Perugia University • Peruvian University of Applied Sciences (UPC) • Philipps-Universität Marburg • Pontifical Catholic University of Peru • Rey Juan Carlos University • Roehampton University • Technical University of Cartagena • Technical University of Madrid • Technological Institute of Santo Domingo • UNESP - São Paulo State University • University Chemical Technology and Metallurgy • University Kore di Enna • Uni- versity La Salle, AC • University of A Coruña • University of Almeria • University of Arizona • University of Burgos • University of Cadiz • University of Cantabria • University of Extremadura • University of Fribourg • University of Guadalajara • University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria • University of Leon • University of Lima • University of Lleida • University of Lodz • University of Malaga • University of Malta • University of Massachusetts Lowell • University of Minho • University of Monterrey • University of Nantes • University of Oviedo • University of Pécs • University of Piura • University of Regensburg • University of Salamanca • University of Santiago de CompostelaAnnual • University of SevilleReport • University of Surabaya (UBAYA) • Universi- ty of the Basque Country • University of Valencia • University of Vigo • University of Zaragoza • Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno • Adam Mickiewicz University • Anahuac Xalapa University • CETYS University • Columbus University • Erasmus University College Brussels • Grigol Robakidze University • Ilia State University • International Telematic University UNINETTUNO • Jaume I University • Karlstad University • Kazimieras Simonavicius University • Masaryk University • Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education • National University Federico Villarreal • National University Mayor de San Marcos • Pan-European University • Perugia University • Peruvian University of Applied Sciences (UPC) • Phili- pps-Universität Marburg • Pontifical Catholic University of Peru • Rey Juan Carlos University • Roehamp- ton University • Technical University of Cartagena • Technical University of Madrid • Technological Insti- tute of Santo Domingo • UNESP - São Paulo State University • University Chemical Technology and Meta- llurgy • University Kore di Enna • University La Salle, AC • University of A Coruña • University of Almeria • University of Arizona • University of Burgos • University of Cadiz • University of Cantabria • University of Extremadura • University of Fribourg • University of Guadalajara • University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria • University of Leon • University of Lima • University of Lleida • University of Lodz • University of Malaga • University of Malta • University of Massachusetts Lowell • University of Minho • University of Monterrey • University of Nantes • University of Oviedo • University of Pécs • University of Piura • Univer- sity of Regensburg • University of Salamanca • University of Santiago de Compostela • University of Sevi- lle • University of Surabaya (UBAYA) • University of the Basque Country • University of Valencia • Univer- sity of Vigo • University of Zaragoza • Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno • Adam Mickiewicz Uni- versity • Anahuac Xalapa University • CETYS University • Columbus University • Erasmus University College Brussels • Grigol Robakidze University • Ilia State University • International Telematic University UNINETTUNO • Jaume I University • Karlstad University • Kazimieras Simonavicius University • Masaryk University • Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education • National University Federico Villa- rreal • National University Mayor de San Marcos • Pan-European University • Perugia University • Peru- vian University of Applied Sciences (UPC) • Philipps-Universität Marburg • Pontifical Catholic University of Peru • Rey Juan Carlos University • Roehampton University • Technical University of Cartagena • Tech- nical University of Madrid • Technological Institute of Santo Domingo • UNESP - São Paulo State Universi- ty • University Chemical Technology and Metallurgy • University Kore di Enna • University La Salle, AC • University of A Coruña • University of Almeria • University of Arizona • University of Burgos • University of Cadiz • University of Cantabria • University of Extremadura • University of Fribourg • University of Guadalajara • University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria • University of Leon • University of Lima • Univer- sity of Lleida • University of Lodz • University of Malaga • University of Malta • University of Massachuse- tts Lowell • University of Minho • University of Monterrey • University of Nantes • University of Oviedo • University of Pécs • University of Piura • University of Regensburg • University of Salamanca • University The Compostela Group of Universities (CGU) took its first steps in 1994 and has grown in size over the years, with pilgrims from more than 60 universities across the world having since joined our non‑profit international higher education association. Acting as a crossroads for all them, the CGU has become one of the largest such networks in Europe. The GCU is the dean of the international networks of universities with a global scope based in Spain. TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE The Compostela Group of Universities welcomes you to its travel journal, which features the most notable experiences and activities of the last year and also contains notes on the exciting adventures to come in the year ahead. The way is long, so buen camino! EXPERIENCES ALONG THE WAY . 7 WALKERS IN OUR NETWORK . 13 SHARED EXPERIENCES . .. 19 COMPANIONS ON THE WAY . 29 OUR TRAVEL JOURNAL IS PACKED WITH… . 39 BECOME A WALKER . 45 EXPERIENCES along the way QUOTES FROM THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The University of Salamanca is These new initiatives are celebrating the eighth centenary of its complemented by ongoing contests foundation, and the CGU is playing and mobility programmes, which its part in the celebrations by holding have seen a significant increase in the its general assembly at this member participation of member universities. In university. Both institutions share the 2018, more than 100 applications were same commitment to casting a light on received for the STELLA mobility the past and looking towards the future programmes, while the contests PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE by promoting heritage and supporting attracted more than 30 videos. innovation. You can find more detailed This year, the CGU has devoted a information on the activities and large part of its efforts to enhancing initiatives that the CGU has engaged the value of the tangible and intangible in throughout 2018 in the pages of this Inmaculada Fortanet Ann Langenakens Antonio López Díaz Carina Eriksson heritage of the Camino de Santiago. As Annual Report. well as highlighting its role as a vehicle Having summed this year up, the For me, the year’s most I feel the CGU network has Last year the University The metaphor that comes to for European culture at the International time has come to look to the future, outstanding event was the been widening its scope over of Santiago de Compostela mind when summing up the Seminar on the Camino de Santiago as I indicated at the beginning of this First International University this past year. It is expanding and the CGU joined forces past year with the Compostela , the CGU has brought and Europe message. The 25th anniversary of the Forum, which proved a very geographically and exploring to develop two important network is an amazingly the closer to the academic Camino foundation of the Compostela Group memorable experience for all new opportunities within a academic initiatives around colourful garden with plenty community by organising the First of Universities and our next elections the participants. We also took more clearly defined mission the Camino de Santiago, of strong‑growing flowers. International University Forum: The will be on our horizon in 2019. part in the video and research statement. offering university professors The year has been dynamic, Value of Human Rights on the Camino de pitch contests, and in the Stella and students from different creative and multi‑faceted. Santiago, which brought together more We look forward to your active and Stella Junior programmes. countries an experience based than 100 students and representatives of participation in our initiatives. Once again, our membership on solidarity and cooperative international institutions in Santiago de of the Compostela Group learning. This synergy of Compostela. Thanks to this initiative, of Universities generated collaboration also resulted in the rectors and representatives of the significant added value for one of our young researchers 19 participating universities signalled Marek Kręglewski Jaume I University. winning first prize in the © Maciej Męczyński ‑ AMU University Press their commitment to sustainable PRESIDENT OF THE COMPOSTELA research pitches contest. development goals by signing a GROUP OF UNIVERSITIES declaration. The organisation of these activities has been made possible by the
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