International School

Welcome

Current times have shown that globalisation is not simply the movement or exchange of people or goods, but also information and knowledge. Today, as a result of the challenges derived from the forced adaptation of our traditional teaching and learning models to the use of the Internet, we find ourselves with much more dynamic, participatory and close possibilities of access to education. The traditional classroom instruction has been adapted and coexists, naturally, with online teaching or with mixed formulas, in which teachers and students share both real and virtual spaces. All of this, in addition, without diminishing the quality or the investigative and multidisciplinary orientation of the teachings. This novel situation has also permeated the internationalisation of studies themselves. In the past, one of the cardinal axes of university policies for international expansion was the promotion of face-to-face mobility of faculty and students. At this moment, new technologies allow an even greater amount of exchanges in which students and teachers of different nationalities participate synchronously in the teaching and learning processes.