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The Catholic University of Murcia has signed a collaboration agreement with the Hefame Foundation, framed in the Chair of Corporate Social Responsibility of the UCAM.

Thanks to this agreement, the workers and partners of Hefame will have discount in the training programs offered by the CSR Chair of the University.

For his part, Hefame scholarship to the best student of the Faculty of Sociosanitary Sciences in the Master of CSR.

The agreement has been signed by José Luis Mendoza, president of the UCAM and Carlos Coves, president of the Hefame Foundation.

Both have been accompanied by Víctor Meseguer, director of the CSR Chair of the UCAM.

Enrique Ayuso, Secretary General of the Hefame Foundation, and Enriqueta Fernandez, director of the Hefame Foundation.

Víctor Meseguer explained that "the Chair continues to generate very close alliances with the economic fabric of this Region. This agreement will have an impact for our students, because Hefame will convene the first international scholarship of the Master in CSR for students and graduates in Health Sciences. That is, a student who has taken any degree in this area and wants to do this Master can apply for the scholarship and the criterion to grant it is to look for the best academic record. "

In addition, the Hefame group within this agreement will annually publish a handbook on CSR in the area of ​​responsible human resource management.

Carlos Coves, president of the Hefame Foundation, commented that "this is the fifth agreement we have made with UCAM and I love doing it because of the speed and simplicity of things. Any project we propose becomes short, clean In Hefame we have the Corporate Social Responsibility established for a long time, and I also believe that it is essential to unite university and company for both institutions, for the UCAM because it approaches the real business world and for Hefame because for her University is a tip Of lance towards the new projects ".

Source: UCAM