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María Dolores García, UCAM president, kept the founder of the Universidad Católica de Murcia very much in mind in her speech at the Solemn Opening Ceremony of the Academic Year 2023-2024, in which the number of students has exceeded 23,000. The Eucharist was officiated by the Bishop of Cartagena, José Manuel Lorca, and the Opening Lecture was given by the expert in Civil Economy, Stefano Zamagni
The Universidad Católica de Murcia and the Spanish Olympic Committee, with the cooperation of Shorai –a leading second career project, are launching a pioneering initiative to serve as a meeting point between the world of sports and entrepreneurship.
• His widow, María Dolores García, current President of the Universidad Católica, received the highest award of the International Festival of Cante de las Minas surrounded by his children and the warmth of the town of La Unión. • `The alliance with the UCAM is one of the best things that has happened to this Festival’, remarked Joaquín Zapata, highlighting the boost to flamenco training and research provided by the Chair in Flamencology.
UCAM volunteers returned to Murcia last night after 19 days collaborating with the World Youth Day held in Lisbon.
The aims will be the creation of a dedicated investment fund and different training activities in the field of finance
The UCAM professor of Developmental Biology has had an intense day of work at the Universidad Católica de Murcia including a meeting with the president, María Dolores García, the first since the death of the founder of the University. They have expressed their complete willingness to continue making progress with current research and new projects to address some of the major health problems that plague humanity.
The Temple of the Los Jerónimos Monastery hosted its first institutional act without the founder of the Universidad Católica de Murcia, José Luis Mendoza, who passed away last January. His memory has been very present during the commemorative acts of the patron saint of the institution, presided over by María Dolores García.
This programme, created by José Luis Mendoza, UCAM founder, trains young, intellectually disabled people for two years in academic, professional and personal skills, including one term of work placement in a company
Today at the Los Jerónimos Monastery the reunion of the first alumni of the Universidad Católica de Murcia was held. The students who, in 1997, began their studies at this institution – which already has 100,000 graduates and in which 7,000 foreigners of more than 100 nationalities have studied this academic year.
