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The Catholic University of Murcia UCAM has performed with the first Iberochino Institute headquarters in Murcia center.

Significantly, the UCAM has established a collaboration agreement that such a center, that will get attached to the university institution.

During the ceremony, attended by the mayor of Murcia, Miguel Ángel Cámara, the president of the UCAM, Jose Luis Mendoza, the president and founder of the Institute network centers Iberochino, Marco Vicario, the director of headquarters in Murcia, Eva Maria Rodriguez, and the director of INFO, Juan Hernandez.

UCAM President Jose Luis Mendoza, expressed his joy at the established collaboration agreement with the Institute, and that will make this a center affiliated to the university.

"This will allow us to reach an agreement with its General Director, for students who study Chinese studies in this center, earning a college degree at various levels that can be offered within the School of Languages", has nuanced José Luis Mendoza.

For his part, the mayor of Murcia, Miguel Ángel Cámara, stressed that the opening of this center in Murcia has a double game.

"First, because it increases the supply of education and therefore the opportunities and possibilities for the entire population of Murcia. Moreover, because thanks to the agreement with the UCAM, will enable the college students to develop" .

As indicated by the president and founder of the network of Iberochino Institute, Marco Vicario, it is present in several cities in Spain such as Madrid, Valencia, Oviedo, and now in Murcia. "Since we were born seven years ago, we grown continuously, for our classes now over five thousand students. We have a specialized methodology for Spanish, with different levels, initiation, advanced, children and adults, "said Marco Vicario, who added that" in Murcia, thanks to the agreement we have reached with the UCAM, we expect the interest will also increase, and have many students participating. "

Source: UCAM