The URJC arrives at AULA 2024 with the offer of its nine schools and faculties

The Rey Juan Carlos University will offer detailed information on its degrees at its AULA 2024 stand. For the first time, it will have a university orientation 'corner' at its stand aimed at secondary school staff and students.

Raul Garcia Hemonnet

The different schools and faculties of the URJC will be present at AULA under the umbrella of the Rey Juan Carlos University. Each of them has an information point with its corporate color.

From these positions, a total of 36 counselors, divided into 18 students and 18 teachers, “will inform, in pairs, the future students, thus creating a complete guidance experience, by having both profiles,” explains Manuel Sánchez Acera, head University and Alumni Information and Guidance service and Access Tests, Degrees, Scholarships and Aid.

The URJC's AULA 2024 stand offers a contemporary and avant-garde image that links with the university's motto 'Non nova, sed nove', which means "not new, but in a new way."

In this edition of AULA, the University will have for the first time a university orientation 'corner' in which both professionals from secondary schools dedicated to this subject and students will be able to receive detailed information about the different administrative processes that It entails starting university life at the URJC.

The university orientation materials that will be provided are made with environmentally friendly elements.

The strengths of the Rey Juan Carlos University in AULA are, among others, its high employability, the modernity of its facilities or “the high presence of double degrees, the great commitment to internationalization and its great sports offer,” adds Sánchez Acera.

The official opening of the International Student and Educational Offer Fair will take place this Wednesday, March 6 at IFEMA and will be chaired by the Minister of Science, Innovation and Universities, Diana Morant; the head of Education, Vocational Training and Sports, Pilar Alegría and the Minister of Equality, Ana Redondo. They will be accompanied by the Secretary of State for Education, José Manuel Bar Cendón, the General Secretary of Vocational Training, Clara Sanz and her counterpart in Universities, José Manuel Pingarrón, among other Government officials. On behalf of the Community of Madrid, the Deputy Minister of Educational Policy, José Ignacio Martín Blasco, will attend. The rector of the URJC, Javier Ramos, will also attend the event, along with other top authorities from different universities in Spain.