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The Inter-University Council of the Region of Murcia has supported tonight the implementation of the new degrees, both undergraduate and graduate, requested by the UCAM.

These titles already had a favorable report from the National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation, and verification of the Universities Council of the Ministry of Education.

Expected final approval of implementation will occur in the Governing Council of the Autonomous Community of Wednesday UCAM and he taught this course since 2015-16.

It is the degree in Dentistry and Electrical Engineering, to be offered on the campus of Los Jeronimos, in Murcia, as well as Tourism and Physiotherapy also held at the Campus of Los Dolores, Cartagena, besides in Murcia .

Also, they will be launched the Masters in Nutrition in Physical Education and Sports;

Balneotherapy and Hydrotherapy and Physiotherapy in Sport.

After the conclusion of the Inter-University Council, President of the UCAM, José Luis Mendoza, he has expressed "satisfaction" because the new titles, which already had the approval of all mandatory bodies, "also have the approval of the University Council although it only has an advisory capacity. "

José Luis Mendoza stressed that "we consider it an important group of students who want to study at the Catholic University these qualifications."

Regarding Electrical Engineering, President of the Catholic University noted that even taking all necessary authorizations and pre-enrolled students, rather than implement it as such since this year, the university will assess make modifications to this title to transform Engineering Electromechanics "serving suggestion has been sent to the UCAM the General Council of Industrial Engineers of Spain, in this case, we would do the necessary steps and we would put in place next year 2016/17".

As for the other grades, it does the same course will be implemented.

It's Dentistry Campus Murcia and expanding titles Tourism and Physiotherapy in Cartagena.

Source: UCAM