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The regional government strengthens its commitment to the campus Lorca as "a tool to boost employment and generate wealth in the city"

The Minister of Universities, Business and Research, José Ballesta, today chaired the plenary Lorca Campus Consortium, which was reported to the firm commitment of the regional government to boost employment and wealth in the city through the formation university.

The campus currently houses two undergraduate degrees in Nursing and Human Nutrition and Dietetics and a Masters in Social Economics, in the words of director José Ballesta, "have aroused great interest among students in Lorca and surrounding cities even from outside the Region, which has exceeded expectations, covering the number of places available and even leaving students on hold. "

Currently the two degrees of campus a total of 248 students, 138 enrolled specifically the degree of Human Nutrition and Dietetics, and 146 the degree of Nursing.

Thus, the demand to study both races, which are in their second year, says that "we are already at a full university city with a great projection in higher education," said the director.

During the celebration of the full Consortium tackled issues such as the transfer of the facilities of the campus library to house the students of Secondary School Ramón Arcas Mecca.

Thus, it was agreed that during the entire course and until completion of the repair center, students taught their classes on campus.

Parallel activities

Complementing the two degrees and masters, Lorca campus has been the venue of numerous events including courses, conferences and seminars, "making it a cultural and academic reference in the region."

These activities must be added the courses of the Sea International University, the seminar on Civil and Criminal Liability of health care professionals or the celebration of Day of the Entrepreneur, recently organized by the Institute for the Promotion of the Region of Murcia.

In this vein, José Ballesta affected the regional government's effort "to make this work of cultural promotion and extension of the campus will increase by Lorca a magnet for academics, researchers, academics, as well as companies and entrepreneurs, and this be a way for the speedy recovery of the city. "

Source: CARM