Here’s the translation to American English:
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The Circle of Hispanic American Universities and University Training have taken a significant step in the educational field by formalizing an agreement to launch the International Professional Chairs. This innovative project, which will take place in Spain, will focus on training and research in key areas such as business, health, education, and new technologies.
María Olga de Ochoa, CEO of the Circle of Hispanic American Universities, and Ignacio Campoy Aguilar, director of University Training, highlighted the importance of this agreement. According to De Ochoa, the main goal is to position these chairs as benchmarks in the educational field, backed by the track record of an institution that has educated over 300,000 students throughout the years. This approach also aims to open up opportunities for international work and strengthen collaboration among universities.
The agreement provides a framework for collaboration for those universities wishing to join this initiative. Participating institutions will benefit from communication campaigns and will have the opportunity to request places for their students. Additionally, they will receive regular updates on scheduled activities, facilitating student integration into a high-quality academic environment.
The Chairs will not be limited to theoretical training; they will also promote knowledge dissemination through various activities, publications, and a comprehensive portfolio of professional courses. This interdisciplinary approach will allow participants to delve deeply into the proposed themes, preparing them for the challenges they face in their respective fields.
At the conclusion of the event, Ignacio Campoy expressed his gratitude to everyone who helped make this initiative a reality, with a special mention to the University of the Nations, the ISA University, and Kennedy University, whose collaboration has been essential for the development of these Inter-University Chairs. This partnership marks an important advancement toward a more global and accessible education for all participating students.
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Source: MiMub in Spanish
