URJC presents its new degrees at UNIferia

Albert Rose

On April 26 and 27, a new edition of UNIFeria returns, the virtual fair for undergraduate university studies at Spanish universities. In this edition, the Rey Juan Carlos University participates again to present its wide range of training, with three new degrees for the next academic year 2022/2023.

The new degrees that the URJC will offer are the degree in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology in the branch of Sciences; and the studies of Data Science and Engineering and Artificial Engineering in the Engineering and Architecture branch.

This edition of UNIFeria has the presence of 45 universities with a wide and multidisciplinary offer of graduates and double university degrees. "We hope that this year there will be more influx and that this virtual format will be more affordable for families and students to consult the university," says Manuel Sánchez, head of the University Information and Orientation Service at the URJC.

On April 26 and 27, from 09:00 a.m. to 18:00 p.m., those interested will be able to visit the fair by connecting from any device with an Internet connection and, once registered, they will be able to virtually walk through the different stands and chat with the information and guidance teams from the participating universities.

Attendees will be able to consult the complete downloadable academic offer, videos of the university and of the different faculties and schools and various chats, which attendees can access according to their interests: sciences, letters, engineering, URJC online or information about the URJC , among others.

UNIferia 2022 is a free event and is open to both the Spanish and international public. More information and registration at websites from Uniferia.