Selection of group mentors 2026-27: selected mentors
The list of selected students as mentors for undergraduate degree programs by group of the ETSII for the 2026-27 academic year, according to the selection call signed on September 25, 2026.
| Full name | Mentor for the degree in | Campus |
|---|---|---|
| Hugo García Hernández | Video Game Design and Development | Madrid-Quintana |
| María de Andrés Jarandilla | Video Game Design and Development | Móstoles |
| Daniel Mazo Sola | Computer Engineering | Móstoles |
| Adrián Molero Miñana | Software engineering | Móstoles |
| Rodrigo Lopez Torres | Maths | Móstoles |
| Jaime Bonafé Macedo | Cybersecurity Engineering | Móstoles |
| Alonso Francisco Sánchez Blanco | Computer Engineering | Mostoles |
| Alejandro Tejada Lafuente | Informatics Engineering | Vicálvaro |
| Begoña Vita Arias | Artificial Intelligence | Móstoles |
Selection of group mentors 2026-27: provisional list of accepted applications
The provisional list of accepted applications in the call for applications for Student Mentors for undergraduate degree programs by group at the ETSII for the 2026-27 academic year. The following have been admitted 22 requests.

Call for applications for group mentors, academic year 2026-27
The ETSII convenes one Student Mentor position for each group in each undergraduate degree program of the School for the 2026-27 academic year. Mentors support degree coordinators in integrating first-year students throughout the year: they guide them academically, help them integrate into university life, and participate in Welcome Days.
Application deadline: September 28 and 29, 2026exclusively through the form:
Selection of ETSII Mentors for the 26/27 academic year: fill out the form
This is the only valid means of registration: Applications submitted through general channels are not accepted. (states/requests).
Requirements:
- Be Registered in one of the degrees or double degrees of the ETSII in the 2026-27 academic year.
- You can only choose one of the degrees in which they are enrolled. Dual degree students may apply to both, but can only be selected for one.
- Not having been excluded or having resigned without just cause, once appointed, in previous mentoring calls, and not having been sanctioned in a disciplinary file.
Calendar:
- Submission of applications: 28 and 29 September 2026
- Provisional list of admitted and excluded applicants: 1th October 2026
- Filing of complaints: 5th October 2026
- Final list of admitted and excluded applicants: 6th October 2026
- Publication of the selected mentors: 8th October 2026
Bases, functions of mentors and evaluation criteria in the full call for applications (PDF), also published in the Official Electronic Notice Board of the URJC.
Compensation court course 2026-27
The deadlines for submitting applications to the ETSII Compensation Court will be:
- Early call: from 13 to 27 October 2026 (both included)
- Ordinary call: del 11 to the 25 of February of 2027 (both included)
- Extraordinary call: del 16 from July to 30 from August of 2027 (both included)
The presentation of the application (addressed to the director of the ETSII) may be done in person (in the Registries of the different campuses) or electronically (in the electronic office).
Requirements to apply for compensation assessment:
- Be Registered in one of the degrees at URJC.
- If you are a single-degree student: you can only have pending the subject you are requesting Compensate (if it does not exceed 12 credits). If you are a double degree student: you can only have one subject pending from each single degree (if it does not exceed 12 credits). The final degree project is just another subject!
- You have to be in 5th enrollment or more in the course in which you are requesting the compensatory assessment.
- You must have applied to at least four calls for applications and obtained an overall grade equal to or greater than 3 out of 10 in any of them.
- You have to have completed and passed at least at URJC 50 % of the teaching load of your degree.
- Compensation assessment can only be requested and granted in a subject.
- No you can compensate External Academic Internships, Academic Credit Recognition, or Final Degree Project.
Regulations of the URJC Compensation Court
NOTE: It is recalled that compliance with the requirements to request compensation does not imply its granting.
Welcome Days course 2026-27
NOTE: Those students enrolled in a double degree they can attend the day of any of the individual degrees. It is not necessary that they attend both sessions because the information will be quite similar.
You can find the presentation of the Welcome Days in the following link.
Deadline to present the TFG in the 2025-26 academic year
The deadline for submitting the TFG will be Monday July 20, 2026.
Publication of the provisional list of candidates admitted and excluded from the elections for Degree Delegates for the 2025-2026 academic year
The provisional list of admitted and excluded candidates can be found in the linked document (LINK).
Informative talk on Final Degree Projects (TFGs)
The Deputy Directors of Academic Affairs and Student Affairs will give an information session on the Final Project (FDP) subject and its new features for the 25-26 academic year. It will be held next week. Wednesday, October 15, at 15:00 p.m., via Teams (LINK).
Compensation court course 2025-26
The deadlines for submitting applications to the ETSII Compensation Court will be:
- From July 17 to August 31, 2026 (both inclusive)
- From February 12-26, 2026 (both inclusive)
- From October 13-27, 2025 (both inclusive)
The presentation of the application (addressed to the director of the ETSII) may be done in person (in the Registries of the different campuses) or electronically (in the electronic office).
Requirements to apply for compensation assessment:
- Be Registered in one of the degrees at URJC.
- If you are a single-degree student: you can only have pending the subject you are requesting Compensate (if it does not exceed 12 credits). If you are a double degree student: you can only have one subject pending from each single degree (if it does not exceed 12 credits). The final degree project is just another subject!
- You have to be in 5th enrollment or more in the course in which you are requesting the compensatory assessment.
- You must have applied to at least four calls for applications and obtained an overall grade equal to or greater than 3 out of 10 in any of them.
- You have to have completed and passed at least at URJC 50 % of the teaching load of your degree.
- Compensation assessment can only be requested and granted in a subject.
- No you can compensate External Academic Internships, Academic Credit Recognition, or Final Degree Project.
Regulations of the URJC Compensation Court
NOTE: It is recalled that compliance with the requirements to request compensation does not imply its granting.
Welcome Days course 2025-26
NOTE: Those students enrolled in a double degree they can attend the day of any of the individual degrees. It is not necessary that they attend both sessions because the information will be quite similar.
You can find the presentation of the Welcome Days at the following link (PDF).
Procedure for title request
It must be completed this quiz and must be signed following these instructions.
Those students who do not have an electronic signature must attach their scanned ID (if they write from a personal email account). If the student writes from the student's corporate account, this will not be necessary.
Once they receive the mail in the secretariat, they will verify that you are up to date with your payment and that you have all the credits exceeded. Then they will generate the payment receipt for the title that will be sent to you by email along with the application that you will have to fill out. If you had any discount, you will have to attach the documentation that proves it.
Once you make the payment, you will have to request an appointment to take the documentation to the student secretary. To the previous appointment, you can go personally, or any other person on your behalf providing a signed authorization and a copy of your DNI or Passport.
Likewise, we inform you that until the documentation is delivered to the student secretary for the signature and stamp of the application, it will not be valid for the purpose of safeguarding the title.