Guide - Universidad Pública de Navarra

 http://www.unavarra.es
INDEX
Welcome to the Public University of Navarre (UPNA) ............................................................................
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1. Navarra, Pamplona, UPNA. Think UPna, Live UPna ..........................................................................
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2. The Campus. How to Get to UPNA ........................................................................................................
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3. What to Do on Arrival .................................................................................................................................
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4. Practical Information .................................................................................................................................... 10
4.1. Housing Options.................................................................................................................................. 10
University Residence Hall ................................................................................................................. 10
Shared Apartments ........................................................................................................................... 10
4.2. Cost of life ............................................................................................................................................. 11
4.3. Transportation ....................................................................................................................................... 11
Train ...................................................................................................................................................... 11
Bus ......................................................................................................................................................... 12
Plane ..................................................................................................................................................... 12
4.4. Visa ......................................................................................................................................................... 12
Citizens and residents of the European Union ........................................................................... 12
Citizens from abroad Europe ......................................................................................................... 13
4.5. Health Insurance .................................................................................................................................. 13
Europe .................................................................................................................................................. 13
Countries with health insurance benefit agreement.................................................................... 13
Other categories ................................................................................................................................ 13
4.6. More interesting info ........................................................................................................................... 14
Guides of Navarra ............................................................................................................................ 14
Public Services .................................................................................................................................... 14
Transportation ..................................................................................................................................... 15
5. Campus Facilities.......................................................................................................................................... 16
5.1. Students Support Services ................................................................................................................. 16
Services ................................................................................................................................................ 16
Wi-Fi ...................................................................................................................................................... 17
UPNA student card .......................................................................................................................... 17
5.2. Website Online Services ................................................................................................................... 18
6. Your Registration at UPNA: When and Where .................................................................................. 21
7. Which Courses You can Take: Bachelor Degrees............................................................................... 22
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8. Credits ........................................................................................................................................................... 24
9. Courses........................................................................................................................................................... 25
10. Schedules, Groups and Classrooms ..................................................................................................... 26
11. Courses Taught in English ........................................................................................................................ 29
12. Language, Culture and Society Courses Catalogue ....................................................................... 31
13. Learning Spanish........................................................................................................................................ 35
14. Enrolment: Semester courses ................................................................................................................... 35
15. Evaluation of Courses .............................................................................................................................. 36
16. UPNA’s Transcripts of Records .............................................................................................................. 36
17. Mi Aulario .................................................................................................................................................... 37
More Information ............................................................................................................................................... 38
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WELCOME TO THE PUBLIC UNIVERSITY OF NAVARRE
(UPNA)
This Guide intends to help you with your enrolment on courses at UPNA, as Exchange
or Visiting Foreign student .
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1. NAVARRA , PAMPLONA, UPNA.
THINK UPNA, LIVE UPNA
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UPNA is located in Navarra, a region with a high standard of living located in the northern Spain,
south of the Pyrenees and one hour from the sea.
www.navarra.es
Its main campus, Campus Arrosadia, is placed in Pamplona, a city of 250,000 inhabitants
internationally known its local festivities of San Fermín, celebrated every year the 6th of July.
www.pamplona.es
In the Campus Arrosadia of UPNA coexist six faculties and schools, research centres, library, dorm, a
sports centre, golf course and language school…
UPNA has an extensive cultural (www.unavarra.es/cultura) and sports (www.unavarra.es/deportes)
offer available to the entire community.
UPNA also has a specialized Health campus located in the hospital complex of Pamplona. (Avenida
Barañáin, s/n).
One hour from Pamplona, Tudela Campus offers programmes of Physiotherapy and Engineering
Design.
The community consists of more than 900 teachers, 8,000 undergraduate and graduate (master's,
doctoral and own titles) and 300 administrative staff.
21 DEGREE
35 MASTER’S DEGREE
12 DOCTORAL PROGRAMS
14 OWN TITLES
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2. THE CAMPUS. HOW TO GET TO UPNA
How to get to Arrosadia Campus:
www.unavarra.es/conocerlauniversidad/en-campus/pamplona-campus/how-to-get-here?
1 Teaching block. EIO
9 Los Pinos Building
17 El Sario
2 Library
10 Los Olivos Building
18 Agricultural Practical Facility
3 Cafeteria
11 Maintenance
19 Sports Centre
4 Los Acebos Building
12 Workshops and Laboratories
20 Sports Centre
5 Los Madroños Building
13 Jerónimo de Ayanz R&D
Centre
21 Sports Centre
6 Los Magnolios Building
14 Canteens
22 IDAB
7 Las Encinas Building
15 Las Sóforas. Building
Administration Building
23 ADITech
8 Los Tejos Building
16 Rector's Building
24 University Hall of Residence
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3. WHAT TO DO ON ARRIVAL
1º WELCOME ACTIVITIES
Attending whenever possible, welcome activities organized by International Office. UPNA organizes a
welcome and orientation program for international exchange students on arrival September / February
with the aim of providing a first contact with the University, the city and our culture.
In this session you will be given different material and useful information (welcome guide, enrolment
guide, academic coordinator name and e-mail, user and password…
2º NOTIFY YOUR ARRIVAL
If you are not able to attend this meeting, please notify the arrival to the International Office.
3º CONTACT YOUR ACADEMIC COORDINATOR
In that session you will be given the name and e-mail of your academic coordinator and you should
contact him/her as soon as possible to fix the final program of studies. You can also contact the
Academic Coordinator for Spanish, prof. Orreaga Ibarra (orreaga@unavarra.es), for any doubt
related to the learning of Spanish at our institution.
4º ENROLMENT
You have two weeks to formalize the registration of courses with the help of academic
coordinator.
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5º SUPPORT
International Relations Office
Administration and Management Building, (ground floor).
Arrosadia Campus
31006 Pamplona-Iruña
Tel.: 948169643
948169654
incoming@unavarra.es
From 9:00 to 14:30 hours
Student Information Office
Classroom Building
Classroom 021 and 022
Campus de Arrosadia
31006 Pamplona-Iruña
Tel.: 948169096
oficina.informacion@unavarra.es
From Monday to Friday,
From 9:00 to 14:30 and from 16:30 to 19:30 hours
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4. PRACTICAL INFORMATION
4.1. Housing Options
University Residence Hall
Located on the campus of Arrosadia. It has 250 rooms and there are different types of rooms: single
rooms with kitchen, single rooms with shared kitchen and double suites. Further information:
www.resa.es/eng/residencias/los_abedules
International/ exchange students have a discount of 25% on the published fee. The average monthly
price is 450 euros. If you choose this option, you must make the reservation by yourself directly at the
address and / or phone numbers listed:
Residencia Los Abedules
Arrosadia Campus
Public University of Navarra
C/ Sadar, 26
E-31006 Pamplona
Tel.: (+34) 948 981 200
Fax: (+34) 948 242 257
losabedules@resa.es
Shared Apartments
Most of the exchange students are accommodated in shared apartments in the city, near campus.
The Accommodation Service of the university located in the Student Information Office (room 021 of
the Classroom Building, ground floor) provide information on apartments and rooms for rent
Accommodation Service
Student Information Office
Classroom Building, ground floor, classroom 021
www.unavarra.es/alojamiento
oficina.informacion@unavarra.es
Although prices can vary greatly, depending on the characteristics of each flat and the area where it
is located, the average price is between 250 and 300 euros per month for a single room in a shared
3 or 4 people floor, including expenses electricity, water and heating. Not all flats have a telephone
and / or Internet connection, but where they are available, these expenses are extra.
It is necessary when entering a flat to pay the first full month plus one added month deposit as a
guarantee that will be returned back when leaving if everything is OK; so you should calculate that in
the early days you may have to pay about 500 euros approximately.
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4.2. Cost of life
The Spanish currency is the euro. The cost of life will vary depending on the lifestyle of the student.
500 euros is the minimum you may need to live each month, but we recommend a quote from 800
euros per month if you want to enjoy your stay travelling or enjoying leisure and other recreational
activities or training.
Out Campus 1,20 €
Coffee
Campus UPNA 0,60 €
Out Campus 12 €
Menu
Campus UPNA 6 €
Housing
250 - 400 €/month
Single ticket 1,35 €
City buses
Bonobús 0,67 €
Books
250 - 300 €/year
Leisure
200 - 250 €/month
4.3. Transportation
Pamplona is quite well connected to big cities:
Cities
Km
Barcelona
480
Bilbao
160
Madrid
407
Beach (San Sebastián)
90
Toulouse
428
Baiona/Biarritz
114
Paris
874
We recommend train or bus, but there is also the option of the airplane.
Train
It is a convenient and economical option to come from Madrid. More information:
www.renfe.com
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Return ticket:
Pamplona - Madrid: 60 €*
Pamplona - Barcelona: 45 €
(*Approximate price)
Bus
The bus station is in the city centre and connects to several cities at a lower price. It is the best option
to get from airports such as Bilbao or Santander. See more at:
www.estaciondeautobusesdepamplona.com
Return ticket:
Pamplona - Bilbao: 30 €
Pamplona - Santander: 40 €
Pamplona - Madrid: 38 €
Pamplona - Barcelona: 50 €
Plane
The airport is situated in Noain (4 km from Pamplona) and has daily flights to Madrid.
Return ticket:
Pamplona - Madrid: 450 €
4.4. Visa
Citizens and residents of the European Union
Citizens and residents of the European Union do not need visa to enter Spain. With a valid identity
card or passport they can live in Spain as long as they wish.
If they are going to stay more than three months in Spain they must register in the Central Register of
Foreigners in de Foreigners Office.
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Citizens from abroad Europe
Non-EU students wishing to stay more than 90 days, must follow the following procedure:
They enter Spain with a D visa issued by the Spanish consulate in the country of origin of the student
and its validity is 3 months.
During the first month of validity of the visa D, the student must apply for a student’s card that allows
him/her to live in Spain for a year.
Foreing Office:
Avda. de Guipúzcoa, 40 bajo (Buztintxuri)
E-31071 Pamplona
Fax: 948979235
infoext.navarra@seap.minhap.es
Opening hours:
From Monday to Friday, from 9 to 14 hours
4.5. Health Insurance
Europe
If you are a citizen of the European Union, European Economic Area or Switzerland you must obtain
the European Health Insurance Card in your country that will give health coverage in Spain. Check
where is your nearest Health Centre (Centro de Salud) in Pamplona (in purple in the map given).
Countries with health insurance benefit agreement
If you come from another country, see if there is agreement between the National Health Service of
your country and Spain (the case of many Latin American countries). If so, you can obtain a document
from the authorities of your country to have free coverage in Spain. Check where is your nearest Health
Centre (Centro de Salud) in Pamplona, (in purple in the map given).
Other categories
If you are not in one of the above categories, you must take out private medical insurance while in
the UPNA. Consult your insurance company about where to go in case you need it, before you may
need it. Check where is the Hospital area in Pamplona, for any emergency (purple in the map), before
you need it.
Emergency Telephone: 112.
In any case, UPNA provides a free medical and psychological assistance, for minor issues.
Classroom Building (Classroom 024, ground floor).
Arrosadia Campus
31006 Pamplona
Tel.: 94819610
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Opening hours:
From 8:00 to 19:30 hours
Opening hours in summer:
From 9:00 to 13:00 hours
asistencia.sanitaria@unavarra.es
4.6. More interesting info
Guides of Navarra
If you want to travel and know our land connect:
Navarra Tourism Official Web
www.turismonavarra.es
City Hall official Web:
www.pamplona.es
Pamplona Tourist Office:
C/ San Saturnino 2, Planta baja
31001 Pamplona
Tel.: 948420700
oficinaturismo@pamplona.es
Public Services
Citizen attention Service of the City Hall:
Tel.: 010 (from Pamplona)
Tel.: 948420100 (from mobiles or out of Pamplona)
SOS NAVARRA (emergencies):
Tel.: 112
Municipal Police:
Tel.: 092
Post Office:
In Pamplona there are 7. Main office is in:
Paseo de Sarasate 9
31002 Pamplona
Tel.: 948207217
www.correos.es
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Phone Information (España):
Tel.: 11818 (fees)
Transportation
Bike hiring:
Servicio NBici del Ayuntamiento de Pamplona
www.c-cycles.es
Urban Transport
Tel.: 902 50 25 03
www.infotuc.es
Bus Station
Tel.: 902 023 651
www.estaciondeautobusesdepamplona.com
Train: Renfe
Tel.: 902 24 02 02
www.renfe.com
Taxis:
Teletaxi San Fermín, Tel.: 948232300
Radio Taxi, Tel.: 948221212
Airport:
Tel.: 948168700 y 948168750
www.aena.es
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5. CAMPUS FACILITIES
5.1. Students Support Services
www.unavarra.es/servicios/apoyo-al-estudiante
Services
Partner ALUMNI-International Students
Cafeterias and restaurants
Medical and psychological assistance
Library
Sports
Financial services
Cultural activities
Languages
Information and Accommodation Office
Volunteering activities
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Wi-Fi
It will be able to get Internet on Campus using your user name and password. They will be given to
you at the welcome session.
Pamplona has different areas where you are able to find free Wi-Fi zones such as public parks,
libraries and cultural centres.
UPNA student card
It allows your identification as an exchange student in the university.
You will collect it at the Student Information Office, after receiving a mail.
The student card gives access to computer rooms, library, sports and cultural facilities.
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5.2. Website Online Services
1º
Go to Portal de Servicios through www.unavarra.es. You will find online services that the
university offers to you.
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2º
Write your user name and your password to logging in Portal de Servicios and get
your e-mail box. You will be given your user name and password at the welcome
session. If you have any problem go to:
Student information Office
Classroom building
Classrooms 021 y 022
Arrosadia Campus
31006 Pamplona-Iruña
Tel.: 948169096
oficina.informacion@unavarra.es
Opening hours:
From Monday to Friday
From 9:00 to 14:30 and from16:30 to 19:30 hours
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3º
MiAulario, to work online each of the courses you have enrolled. Not available until
you register your courses
UPNA e-mail
Transcript of Record
Agenda
Library Catalogues
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6. YOUR REGISTRATION AT UPNA:
W HEN AND WHERE
You can register and modify your registration at the International Office of the University. To that
end:
1º Fill in, on your computer, the Enrolment Application Form. It has been emailed to you and it is also
published at:
http://www.unavarra.es/relacionesinternacionales/relaciones-internacionales-ymovilidad/estudiantes-internacionales+/informacion-util?submenu=yes&opcion=5
2º Get the signed approval of your Coordinator at UPNA.
3º Give it to the International Office, Administration Building, (Las Sóforas), ground floor.
You could see the materials and information about your registered courses since the following day
after to your enrolment, entering: Mi Aulario:
https://portal.unavarra.es
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7. WHICH COURSES YOU CAN TAKE:
BACHELOR DEGREES
The academic offer for exchange and visiting students consists of courses of UPNA’ s Bachelor
Degrees.
Each Bachelor Degree lasts for 4 academic years.
Each academic year begins in September, ends in June; and is divided into two semesters (1st S, 2nd
S), corresponding to Fall Semester and Spring Semester.
To choose what to study:.
1. Go to the Grades page:
http://www.unavarra.es/estudios/grado
2. Choose the Grade you are interested in.
As Exchange or Visiting Student, you can take courses belonging to any Bachelors Degree at UPNA,
or even courses belonging to different Degrees at the same time, if you want it.
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Bachelor Degrees
Faculty of Economics and Business Sciences
Degree in Economics
Degree in Business Administration and Management
Double Degree in Business Administration and Management + Law
Degree in Business Administration and Management: International Program
Double Degree in Business Administration and Management + Economics: International Program
Faculty of Human and Social Sciences
Degree in Infant Education (also in Basque)
Degree in Primary Education (also in Basque)
Degree in Social Work
Degree in Applied Sociology
Higher Technical School of Agricultural Engineers
Degree in Agricultural, Food and Rural Environment Engineering
Degree in Innovation on Processes and Products
Higher Technical School of Industrial Engineers and Telecommunications
Degree in Electric and Electronic Engineering
Degree in Mechanical Engineering
Degree in Engineering in Mechanical Design (Tudela Campus)
Degree in Engineering in Industrial Technologies
Degree in Engineering in Telecommunications Technologies, specialising in: Telecommunications
Systems, Audiovisual Systems and Multimedia, Telematics, Electronic Systems.
Degree in Computer Engineering
Faculty of Health Sciences
Degree in Nursing (Hospital’s area, Mendebaldea neighbourhood)
Degree in Physiotherapy (Tudela Campus)
Faculty of Law
Degree in Law
Degree in Labour Relations and Human Resources
Degree in Business Administration and Management + Law
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Besides, you can get university credits for cultural activities, sport activities or language courses taken
at UPNA’s Language Centre. You would not register these courses at the International Office, but
directly in each unit:
- Cultural Activities: http://www.unavarra.es/cultura
- Sport Centre: www.unavarra.es/deportes
- Language Centre: www.unavarra.es
When you enrol on those courses/activities, please indicate that you would like to get credits for
them. You will have to pay for them, in the same conditions as local students.
8. CREDITS
Bachelor Degrees at UPNA are composed by 240 ECTS credits that must be compulsory achieved
in order to get the Degree. Normally speaking Spanish students take 60 ECTS per academic year (30
ECTS per semester).
1ECTS credit equals 25 student working hours, including attendance to lectures and seminars,
exams, study hours at home…
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9. COURSES
A bachelor Degree consists of a list of courses (=subjects), taught during each semester.
Courses may have 6, 9, 12, ore even 24 credits.
Remember: you can only take courses given during your stay at UPNA.
Choose the courses that better fit your interests and check its semester and academic year.
1. Access to the List of Courses
2. In that list you will find information about:
a. Academic course
b. Semester
c. Code
d. Course name
e. Number of credits
f. Professors
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10. SCHEDULES, GROUPS AND CLASSROOMS
Before you register on the courses, you must check that there are no coincidences on schedules.
1. You can see the Schedule, Groups and Classroom of each course on each Degree’s web
site.
2. Many courses have more than one group. Each group has a different schedule:
a. One course may have a morning group and an afternoon group
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When you click on the semester in which the course is taught, the schedules of each Group will
appear (a y b).
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In same Grades, such as, Degree in Infant Education, at Horario (1), you will get the links from where
it is possible to download the PDF files containing schedules of each course and Semester.(2).
Each Centre may publish the information about schedules, classrooms and Groups in a slightly
different way. But you will always access to this information from each Degree’s web site.
Most courses are taught in the Classroom Building, Campus Arrosadia.
Exceptions:
Degree in Nursing: Nursing Building in the Hospital’s area (Mendebaldea neighbourhood).
Degree in Engineering in Mechanical Design: Tudela Campus.
Remember: If you have any doubt, you can directly ask at the: Students Information Office,
Classroom Building, ground floor, (classroom 021), Arrosadia Campus.
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11. COURSES TAUGHT IN ENGLISH
The information about courses taught in English can be easily found:
1. Go through the International page. (www.unavarra.es/relacionesinternacionales)
2. On the bottom, at your right, you can directly click on: International Students: Exchange
and visiting students
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In http://www.unavarra.es/relacionesinternacionales/ you will find:
1. Catalogue of courses
2. Subjects taught in English
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12. LANGUAGE, CULTURE AND SOCIETY COURSES
CATALOGUE
It is a summary of courses that may be of your special interest, as foreign student, related with our
languages, culture and society. You can easily access from the International web site – Foreign
Students: Exchange and Visiting Students.
1. Click on Spanish Courses
2. Click on Spanish, Language, and Society Courses Catalogue
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DEGREE IN INFANT EDUCATION AND DEGREE IN PRIMARY EDUCATION
Code Semester Name of the courses 301851
1ºS
HABILIDADES COMUNICATIVAS EN ESPAÑOL COMO LENGUA EXTRANJERA I
301504
1ºS
DIDACTICA DE LA LITERATURA INFANTIL
301521
1ºS
LITERATURA ESPAÑOLA CONTEMPORÁNEA
301727
1ºS
COMUNICACIÓN AUDIOVISUAL Y DIGITAL EN LA ESCUELA
301729
1ºS
COOPERACIÓN AL DESARROLLO Y EDUCACIÓN
301402
2ºS
DIDACTICA DE LA LENGUA
301407
2ºS
DESARROLLO EN EL AMBITO DE LA AUTONOMIA PERSONAL
301409
2ºS
LENGUA Y ESCUELA
301852
2ºS
HABILIDADES COMUNICATIVAS EN ESPAÑOL COMO LENGUA EXTRANJERA II
301204
2ºS
HABILIDADES COMUNICATIVAS EN LA OTRA LENGUA DE LA COMUNIDAD:
EUSKERA
302501
1ºS
DIDACTICA DE LA LENGUA II
302401
2ºS
DIDACTICA DE LA LENGUA I
302602
2ºS
DIDACTICA DE LA LITERATURA INFANTIL Y JUVENIL
302802
2ºS
PRACTICAS ESCOLARES VI
DEGREE IN LABOUR RELATIONS AND HUMAN RESOURCES
Code Semester Name of the courses 352105
1ºS
PRACTICA DEL DISCURSO ORAL Y ESCRITO
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DEGREE IN APPLIED SOCIOLOGY
Code Semester Name of the courses 303202
2ºS
POLITICA Y GOBIERNO
303203
2ºS
ESTRUCTURA SOCIAL
303205
2ºS
INICIACIÓN A LA INVESTIGACIÓN EN CIENCIAS SOCIALES
303301
1ºS
FUNDAMENTOS TEÓRICOS DE LA SOCIEDAD INDUSTRIAL
303302
1ºS
PENSAMIENTO POLÍTICO
303303
1ºS
ADMINISTRACIÓN PÚBLICA
303304
1ºS
TEORÍA Y PRÁCTICA DE LA ENCUESTA
303305
1ºS
METODOLOGÍAS CUALITATIVAS Y PARTICIPATIVAS
303401
2ºS
CULTURA Y POLÍTICA EN LA ESPAÑA ACTUAL
303402
2ºS
CORRIENTES INTERPRETATIVAS DE LA SOCIEDAD AVANZADA
303403
2ºS
PROCESOS DE CAMBIO
303405
2ºS
ANÁLISIS DEL DISCURSO Y DE LA INFORMACIÓN AUDIOVISUAL
303501
1ºS
ANÁLISIS DEMOGRÁFICO
303502
1ºS
CIENCIA, TECNOLOGÍA Y SOCIEDAD
303503
1ºS
COMUNICACIÓN PÚBLICA
303504
1ºS
ANÁLISIS Y EVALUACIÓN DE POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS
303505
1ºS
ORGANIZACIONES E INNOVACIÓN INSTITUCIONAL
303601
2ºS
DISEÑOS Y PROYECTOS DE INVESTIGACIÓN
303602
2ºS
INTERNET Y REDES SOCIALES
303603
2ºS
SOCIOLOGÍA URBANA Y DESARROLLO LOCAL
303604
2ºS
DIRECCIÓN Y GESTIÓN DE RECURSOS HUMANOS
303605
2ºS
IDEOLOGÍAS Y REPRESENTACIONES COLECTIVAS
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DEGREE IN SOCIAL WORK
Code Semester Name of the courses 304301
1ºS
SALUD Y DEPENDENCIA
304302
1ºS
DESIGUALDAD Y EXCLUSIÓN
304303
1ºS
TRABAJO SOCIAL CON INDIVIDUOS Y FAMILIAS
304304
1ºS
SISTEMAS DE PROTECCIÓN SOCIAL
304501
1ºS
TRABAJO SOCIAL CON GRUPOS
304502
1ºS
SERVICIOS SOCIALES PERSONALES ESPECIALIZADOS
304510
1ºS
GÉNERO Y TRABAJO SOCIAL
304511
1ºS
TRABAJO SOCIAL E INMIGRACIÓN
304512
1ºS
TRABAJO SOCIAL Y SALUD MENTAL
304513
1ºS
DEMOCRACIA SOLIDARIA Y JUSTICIA SOCIAL
304514
1ºS
TRABAJO SOCIAL Y VIOLENCIA DE GÉNERO
304515
1ºS
TRABAJO SOCIAL Y SISTEMA PENAL
304401
2ºS
GRUPOS, INTERACCIONES GRUPALES E IDENTIDAD SOCIAL
304402
2ºS
INVESTIGACIÓN, DIAGNÓSTICO Y EVALUACIÓN
304403
2ºS
ÉTICA DEL TRABAJO SOCIAL
304404
2ºS
EL SISTEMA DE SERVICIOS SOCIALES
304202
2ºS
BASES METODOLÓGICAS DEL TRABAJO SOCIAL
304203
2ºS
POLÍTICAS SOCIALES Y GOBIERNO
304204
2ºS
FUNDAMENTOS DE TRABAJO SOCIAL
304405
2ºS
GESTIÓN DE ORGANIZACIONES Y PROYECTOS
304601
2ºS
TRABAJO SOCIAL COMUNITARIO
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13. LEARNING SPANISH
UPNA offers you different options to facilitate your learning of Spanish:
As an exchange student you have the opportunity to do a crash course in Spanish, free of charge
and during the week before the beginning of the semester. It takes place at the Superior Languages
Centre from 9:30 to 13:30. More information at:
centro.idiomas@unavarra.es
During your stay in the UPNA you can also improve your Spanish through semester courses offered
by the Language Centre at a reduced price.
For more information see:
www.unavarra.es/centroidiomas/oferta-academica-idiomas/espaniol/ofertaacademica?contentId=116886
Some degrees of the faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences, Law, Economics and Business,
provide Spanish, culture and society courses that may interest you to improve your level of Spanish
Finally, you can contact the Academic Advisor for Spanish, prof. Orrega Ibarra, for any doubt
related to the Spanish related courses at the Public University of Navarra, before you complete your
enrolment application form:
Prof. Orreaga Ibarra
Departamento de Filología y Didáctica de la Lengua
Tel.: (+34) 948169520
orreaga@unavarra.es
14. ENROLMENT: SEMESTER COURSES
If you are a Fall Semester student:
In September you must register all the courses (Remember that they must be taught during
the Fall Semester).
If you are a Full Year Semester (Fall Semester + Spring Semester):
In September you must register all your courses (Semester 1 + Semester 2). In
February you should register courses given during the Spring Semester.
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15. EVALUATION OF COURSES
Each professor will indicate it at the beginning of each course. You can also check it in the online
information at Mi Aulario, once you have registered the course.
16. UPNA’S TRANSCRIPTS OF RECORDS
DESCRIPTION OF UPNA’s TRANSCRIPT SYSTEM
No Presentado Absent 0 Suspenso Fail (F) 0 -­‐ 4.9 Aprobado Pass (C/D/E) 5 -­‐ 6.9 Notable Good (B) 7 -­‐ 8.9 Sobresaliente Very Good (A) 9 -­‐ 9.9 Matrícula de Honor Excellent (A+) 10 4 weeks after the evaluation period, UPNA will send your transcripts directly to your home institution.
You will not have to ask for it.
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17. MI AULARIO
It is a web site where professors will publish the materials of their courses. You can access from the
Service’s Portal, using your personal username and password (given to you during the orientation
meeting). You can see the information about your courses, since the day after you give the Enrolment
Application Form in the International Office
https://portal.unavarra.es
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More information:
International Relations Office
Administration and Management Building (ground floor)
From Monday to Friday, from 8:30 to14:30 hours
Telephone: 948 16 9643/9654
incoming@unavarra.es
Student Information Office
Classroom Building (classrooms 021 y 022), ground floor
From Monday to Friday, from 9:00 to 14:30, and from 6:30 to 19:30 hours
Telephone: 948 16 9096
oficina.informacion@unavarra.es
http://www.unavarra.es