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The Board of Trustees of the University of Murcia today approved its new Action Plan consisting of more than 50 actions on Employability emprendurismo, transfer, university social responsibility, operational efficiency and communication, and financial control and supervision Performances
The Plan proposes to conduct a biennial study in which the relationship between the positions offered by the University is analyzed and demanded by society
The new chairman has announced plans to boost patronage in favor of students with economic problems and support the University of Murcia in adapting to bilingualism
The full Board of the University of Murcia, presided over first by Javier Ruano has approved its new Action Plan.
This is a very ambitious plan, which consists of more than 50 actions on Employability emprendurismo, transfer, university social responsibility, operational efficiency and communication, and economic performances of control and supervision.
The new President accompanied by the Rector and other members of the Social Council, said that "our priority is to help the students of the University of Murcia have more opportunities to find employment."
The President of the Social Council noted that "our commitment is that future students of the University of Murcia have the maximum information to make the most important decision of their lives properly and reduce the college dropout, improve employability and encourage our resources more efficiently "use.
To this end it has been approved to perform "a biennial study to analyze the relationship between the positions offered by this university and the Murcia demanded by society."
According Ruano "This study will be vital for young people to choose their university studies with the greatest possible transparency. Priority is our students find jobs, achieve personal development and be useful to society."
In the field of university social responsibility, and as a means to highlight the President of the Social Council noted that "in the present context is vital boost patronage in favor of students with economic problems" and encourage the society to contribute to increasing the social background that the University has for that purpose.
On the other hand, the Social Council understands that, more than ever, the University and society have a responsibility to go hand in hand.
Javier Ruano said that "this is a clear demand and our University should take the initiative."
The President informed the agreement to ask the regional government to establish an incentive targets those researchers transfer knowledge of their investigations. "It is also proposed to implement the reduction in teaching load of teachers who get their scientific discoveries are exploited Murcia by society. "
The new Chairman of the Board of the University of Murcia has indicated that "we can not ask others what we do not do," referring to the fiscal policy, which has announced that "the Board of Trustees shall establish its budget for the year 0 2015 based and objective. "
Javier Ruano noted "our society has invested many resources for young people entering college have a bilingual education" and understand that "from the Social Council is to analyze the steps that the institution is not left behind, give response to these students and support the University of Murcia in adapting to bilingualism. "
Finally he said "we want the Social Council is a living organ, open and close the social and university for what we're going to have meetings with all the deans reality as well as the representatives of the students and all towns the region to become real and effective link between our university and society "union.
"The University of Murcia is the most important teaching and research institution in the region, its role, its human resources and the responsibility that has been entrusted to the training and education of our children.'s Also our obligation so be perceived by our society, "he said.
Source: Universidad de Murcia. Fotos: Luis Urbina
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