The welcome session, held on Friday, October 2nd, marked the beginning of the academic year for the new cohort. This year, the institution is offering six official university master's degrees, with a total enrollment of 148 students.
A significant new addition is the launch of the Master's Degree in Management for Global Business. This program, delivered entirely in English, underscores TecnoCampus's strategy to enhance its international presence.
The international diversity is a hallmark of this incoming class, with representation from 22 countries. Chinese students form the largest group (38), followed by those from Peru. Students also come from Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Venezuela, Argentina, Paraguay, Mexico, Uruguay, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Cuba, France, Germany, Vietnam, Romania, Iran, Turkey, Russia, and Armenia. This mix of origins enriches the academic experience and fosters cultural exchange.
TecnoCampus continues to strengthen its master's offerings, which are geared towards professional development and aligned with the evolving needs of the business environment. The introduction of the new English-taught master's program, alongside an increased number of international students and growing national diversity, reinforces this commitment and contributes to building an increasingly diverse, open, and internationally connected academic community.
Concurrently, the lifelong learning center HUB4T welcomed the sixth edition of the i-Talent program on Wednesday, September 30th. This course, organized in collaboration with the Social Economy Chair, the Maresme Foundation, the ONCE Foundation, and the European Social Fund, aims to train young individuals with intellectual disabilities from the region to enhance their employment prospects.
