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In a significant act of collaboration, Don Alejandro Truébano, CEO of Grupo Doctrina Qualitas, and Ms. Laura López de la Cruz, Vice-Rector for Institutional Relations and Lifelong Learning at Pablo de Olavide University, have formalized an agreement aimed at the dissemination and promotion of their own degrees and continuing education programs. This initiative reflects the commitment of both entities to continuous education in the Spanish academic field.
Pablo de Olavide University, recognized as one of the most prestigious educational institutions in Spain, has consistently shown a clear commitment to innovation and quality in its educational offerings. For its part, Grupo Doctrina Qualitas has been working for over a decade to enhance the international recognition of its programs, providing new opportunities for students worldwide to improve their job and academic prospects.
Among the training programs that will be promoted through this agreement are the “Master’s Degree in Lifelong Learning in International BIM Manager for Project Management” and various expert diplomas in areas such as sustainable architecture and virtual design management. These programs will offer both in-person and online modalities, thus providing greater flexibility to students.
The agreement is part of a growing trend in higher education, where specialization becomes an essential factor. The fields of architecture and engineering are experiencing a boom, and the demand for highly skilled professionals in sustainability and energy efficiency highlights the importance of having proper certifications.
Grupo Doctrina Qualitas has also established alliances with other institutions linked to Pablo de Olavide University, strengthening its collaborative network. With a long history of training hundreds of students in architecture and engineering specializations, the group is well-positioned to promote these programs in various countries, presenting a valuable opportunity for students wishing to develop their careers in an international context.
The promotion of these courses will begin in September 2025, and it is anticipated that they will generate strategic agreements in the sector, facilitating access to quality education and increasing the likelihood of securing suitable jobs for future professionals. Thus, the collaboration aims not only to enrich the educational offerings of Pablo de Olavide University but also to strengthen their joint commitment to a more internationalized higher education that meets current market needs.
Referrer: MiMub in Spanish