Nebrija ClubPresentation
The Antonio de Nebrija Foundation carries out important work in support of the activity of students, alumni, professors, non-teaching staff, researchers and companies and institutions, so that the fruit of their work and their training can contribute to the development of a more dynamic, more just society, with higher levels of knowledge and well-being. The members of the Antonio de Nebrija Foundation are individuals or legal entities that contribute financially to the support of the Foundation and benefit from both the activities carried out and the social advantages derived from their status as members.
The members and associates of the Antonio de Nebrija Foundation are individuals or legal entities that contribute financially or are linked to the support of the Foundation and benefit from both the activities carried out and the social advantages derived from their status as members or associates.
The natural and legal persons, members and associates of the Antonio de Nebrija Foundation are grouped in the Nebrija Club. The Foundation promotes the development of activities of different nature that are organized by the sections of the Nebrija Club, according to their specific interests.
Nebrija Club for Students
It integrates the current students of the Antonio de Nebrija University and the Hispanic Studies Center and promotes the organization of extracurricular activities through the different cultural and sports clubs that comprise it. To form a cultural or sports club you need a minimum of fifteen members willing to promote activities regarding the same topic.
Advantages for members
- They can participate in the activities carried out by the different cultural and sports clubs.
- They can use, with written authorization, the facilities of the University for the development of the activities organized by the different clubs.
- They can participate free of charge or with very significant discounts in training activities (seminars, conferences, specialization courses) organized by the Antonio de Nebrija Foundation.
- They benefit from the advantages and social benefits derived from the condition of member of the Antonio de Nebrija Foundation (financial institutions, insurance companies, travel agencies, cultural activities ...).
Member commitment
- Accept the operating rules of the various clubs
- Support the Association by paying the fee
- Collaborate in the achievement of the purposes of the Foundation.
This section serves as a channel to foster interpersonal relationships, as well as to develop training activities, collaborative projects, academic exchanges, stays abroad, cultural activities and social relations.
Advantages for members
- They benefit from the advantages of the members of the Foundation: special conditions in financial institutions, insurance companies, travel agencies, etc.
- They organize training and cultural activities according to the interests of the members.
- They enjoy a 50% discount in the internal training courses organized by the University.
- They can participate in activities organized by cultural and sports clubs.
Member commitment
- Accept the operating rules of the various clubs
- Support the Association by paying the fee, validly approved, for the fulfillment of social purposes.
- Collaborate in the achievement of the purposes of the Foundation.
It integrates all individuals who wish to participate in the institutional development of the University. Its objective is to maintain a channel of communication between the University and the group integrated here, so that the latter can benefit from all the academic, cultural, social and research activities organized by the Foundation, the University and the Antonio de Nebrija Hispanic Studies Center.
They enjoy the same advantages as the members and associates of the Nebrija Club for alumni or the Nebrija Club for professors and staff, so that, in the same way as these groups, they will enjoy privileged conditions in the continuous training activities: specialized courses and seminars organized by the University.
They can also participate in the activities organized by the different cultural and sports clubs.
The Antonio de Nebrija Foundation wants to highlight the special connection that unites it with a series of companies and institutions with which it maintains a close relationship of collaboration, offering them membership in this Club.
The section of collaborating and sponsoring companies and institutions is thus an instrument that helps to maximize the extension and content of an existing relationship, offering companies and groups a series of privileges and advantages.
Advantages offered by the Foundation to companies and institutions
Companies and institutions that choose to register as members of the Nebrija Club Foundation for collaborating companies and institutions enjoy the following rights:
- Institutional Relationship: The collaborating companies and institutions are authorized to associate their name with the Antonio de Nebrija University, as a collaborating institution, in all their institutional publications or in the public events they organize. In the same way, the Antonio de Nebrija University can refer, in its informative documents, to its collaboration with the member companies of the Club.
- Information and participation: They benefit from a 50% discount on the advertising rates of publications of the Antonio de Nebrija University.
- Training:
- They have a reserved place for complementary training activities organized by the academic departments of the University.
- They get a discount of up to 30% in the enrollment of the complementary training activities that are not free. The Foundation assumes partial tuition subsidy for up to three representatives per company member of the Club.
- Use of the Club:
- They receive preferential treatment in the use of the facilities of the University for the development of possible activities of the company.
- They can use the Library, the Documentation Centers and other consultation units of the Antonio de Nebrija University free of charge.
Cultural and Sports Clubs
The necessary credits for the subject Development of the Participatory and Solidarity Spirit of the Antonio de Nebrija University can be obtained with the active intervention in the activities carried out by these clubs.
Students who have completed the credits corresponding to the subject of DEPYS and would like to continue their activity in any of the Clubs, can do so as members of the Antonio de Nebrija Foundation.
To be an active member of the Nebrija Club and be able to enjoy the advantages offered to this group, you must complete the registration form and send it together with the receipt of payment of the annual fee to clubes@nebrija.es.
Clubs for the entire Nebrija Community, with a multidisciplinary and transversal character.
clubes@nebrija.es Consult the 2017/18 agenda of activities
Choir Club
Objectives and Justification
Choral music holds a pivotal role in the holistic education of students. It provides an avenue not only for the development of musical abilities, but also for the enhancement of social, emotional, ethical, and cognitive skills. Participation in a choir enables students to work collaboratively, express their emotions, contemplate ethical values, think critically, build self-confidence, communicate effectively, and actively engage in the cultural and artistic life of their community. Thus, the promotion of choral music in education contributes to a well-rounded and enriching educational experience for students.
The choir is an activity that necessitates cooperation and teamwork among all its members. Students learn to listen to and respond to the voices of others, coordinate their actions, and follow the conductor's instructions. Furthermore, the choir offers opportunities for students to collaborate in creating vocal arrangements and performing songs, fostering creativity and collective decision-making. In this manner, the choir serves as a platform where students learn to work collectively towards a shared objective.
A choir is more than just a musical endeavor; it is a social environment where students can interact and form connections. Participating in a choir teaches students teamwork, effective communication, and constructive conflict resolution. It also provides an outlet for emotional expression through singing, aiding in the development of emotional skills such as empathy, self-expression, and emotional regulation.
Choral music has the unique ability to convey messages and values through its lyrics and melodies. This medium allows students to learn about and reflect on ethical and moral issues, such as solidarity, justice, and respect for others. Moreover, participation in a choir fosters values like discipline, commitment, and responsibility, as it demands regular practice and dedication from its members.
The choir is an inclusive space that welcomes all students, regardless of their vocal ability or prior experience. Everyone has the opportunity to contribute their unique voice. The choir can also incorporate a variety of musical styles and cultures, promoting diversity and respect for differences. Through their involvement in the choir, students learn to value and appreciate the voices and perspectives of others, thereby fostering a culture of inclusion in music education.
Nebrija Choir Club Methodology
The club's activities will primarily involve rehearsals of a choral repertoire, handpicked by the choir director who oversees the activity. We will allocate four hours each week, split into two two-hour rehearsals on two separate days (to be determined).
Requirements and Evaluation Criteria
- While the ability to read music is not a prerequisite, a basic understanding of music theory could be beneficial. Regardless of your vocal prowess or prior experience, all students are welcome to join the choir. We will conduct assessments to ensure a minimum level of vocal and musical aptitude.
- For each full academic year, participants will be awarded 2 ECTS credits. The Nebrija University choir will represent the institution in at least two or three concerts throughout the academic year. To earn the credits, members must attend the concerts and at least 85% of the rehearsals, in addition to achieving a passing grade (PASS) grade.
Description
Become the volunteer that you’ve always wanted to be. Create activities, participate in projects and tutor programs with different NGOs of the Community of Madrid.
This Club offers the possibility of channeling our students’ solidarity in order to create a more just and humane society through the various volunteer programs that we put at their disposal.
Obtaining credits through volunteering is not just an academic commitment. You are doing social work, in which other people expect your presence, and they are counting on you personally to carry out this project.
Regulations
- To earn 2 DEPYS (Developing a Spirit of Participation and Solidarity) credits from the 24/25 Volunteer Club, you must complete a minimum of 40 hours of volunteering between September 2024 and April 2025.
- You can divide your volunteering hours between two different NGOs or projects during the 24-25 academic year until you reach a total of 40 hours. You must inform that you have chosen an NGO/Association for your volunteering activity before October 27, 2024, by sending an email to clubvoluntariado@nebrija.es.
- After completing the 40 hours of volunteering (with a deadline of April 30, 2025), you must send an email to clubvoluntariado@nebrija.es with a signed and stamped volunteer certificate that indicates the total number of volunteer hours completed.
- Below, we provide a list of volunteering options offered by Nebrija, but you are also welcome to select your own NGO or association for volunteering:
- NADIESOLO
- HELSINKI ESPAÑA
- FUNDACIÓN TELEFÓNICA
- SEO
- VOLUNTARIADO DEPORTIVO NEBRIJA
- CENTRO DE ESCRITURA
If you are interested in volunteering with Nadie Solo, the first step is to register for the induction session.
To sign up, please visit https://nadiesolo.org/sesiones-de-iniciacion/ and click on the 'Register Here' link for your preferred session and time.
What Does Volunteering with Nadiesolo Involve?
Nadiesolo volunteers provide companionship and support to individuals experiencing unwanted loneliness, often stemming from illness, dependency, disability, or the risk of social exclusion. They generously share their time, engage in conversations, partake in leisure activities, take walks, and, most importantly, offer their genuine affection.
Time Commitment for Volunteering with Nadiesolo
Volunteers are asked to dedicate a minimum of 2 hours per week, at a time and day that best suits their schedule. Some programs conduct activities on weekends, specifically on Saturdays and Sundays, from 10:30h to 13:30h, on an alternating basis.
Your choice of timing will be based on your availability.
Who Can I Support through Nadiesolo?
Once you are familiar with our programs, you can choose the group of people to whom you would like to dedicate your time. These include:
- Elderly Individuals: In our Home Accompaniment and Volunteering in Residences programs.
- Patients: You can provide support to individuals facing illness through our Hospital Volunteering program.
- Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities: You can choose to participate with your family in the Family Volunteering program or volunteer individually in the Leisure Volunteering program.
- Minors at Risk of Social Exclusion: You can offer them school support through the Sabadeando Juntos program.
- Homeless Individuals: You can extend your support through our Support for Homeless People, Mentoring for a Job, or Solidarity Sneakers programs.
Where can I volunteer with Nadiesolo?
With Nadiesolo you can volunteer in:
- Community of Madrid: Madrid city, Las Rozas, Majadahonda, Móstoles, Villa del Prado, San Martín de Valdeiglesias, Algete, Alcobendas, Pozuelo, Cercedilla, Alcalá de Henares, Villalba and Parla.
- Castilla León: Segovia.
- La Rioja: Logroño.
Is any type of training needed to volunteer with Nadiesolo?
Yes.
Before you start volunteering, you need to attend an induction session to find out what you can do and how to do it.
The "Young People for Young People" initiative is an educational and awareness program centered on human rights and values, specifically designed for boys, girls, and young university students. Through comprehensive training in human rights, advocacy for essential values, and fostering youth engagement in volunteering, our aim is to cultivate a culture of human rights awareness. This empowers children and young individuals to recognize their rights and responsibilities towards others, nurturing their growth as conscientious members of a globally connected, interdependent, free, peaceful, pluralistic, and inclusive society.
Participation in the project is open to young university students, as well as boys and girls aged between 5 and 18, representing schools from various Autonomous Communities.
Young university students undergo a comprehensive five-day training program led by various experts specializing in Human Rights and Sustainable Development Goals. Delivered in afternoon sessions spanning four hours each day, this curriculum encompasses diverse topics such as environmental sustainability, migration and refugees, combating cyberbullying in educational settings, mental and emotional health, gender equality, and other related areas.
Upon completing their training, these young students apply their newly acquired knowledge in schools partnered with Helsinki Spain. Using participatory methodologies, dynamic activities, and educational games, they conduct awareness workshops for school-aged children. This approach empowers university students to transition from passive listeners to active agents within the project, assuming responsibility for driving change within their communities. The amalgamation of training and practical engagement through volunteering stands as the most effective approach for internalizing concepts and instilling values. Schoolchildren exhibit a notably positive interaction with these young university mentors.
Thus far, we have successfully trained 5,150 dedicated volunteers from over 75 different universities, imparting knowledge on Human Rights and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Leveraging their commitment, we have reached out to more than 40,084 boys and girls across 100 schools spanning various Autonomous Communities: Andalusia, Castilla y León, Castilla-La Mancha, the Valencian Community, Galicia, the Canary Islands, Madrid, the Basque Country, and the Principality of Asturias.
Expanding our impact globally, this initiative has extended its reach to international territories, including the United States, Italy, Mexico, and Portugal. Concurrently, we have conducted training sessions on 'emotional intelligence and conflict resolution' for 200 parents, along with 'gender equality and human rights' programs for 100 educators.
Enabling Digital Inclusion for Seniors.
The rapid digital revolution has rendered previously unaffected groups, such as our elders, more vulnerable. At Fundación Telefónica, our commitment lies in fostering an open, connected, inclusive, and human-centered digital society. We envision a world where everyone holds potential, where progress is a shared journey accessible to all.
'Reconnected' (Reconectados) stands as a testament to Telefónica's Social Action and Volunteering program—a dedicated initiative aimed at bridging the digital gap for older individuals. Through this project, we endeavor to bring technology closer to our seniors, narrowing the digital divide. By fostering connections between older generations and their families, we aim to empower them digitally, granting them greater autonomy in navigating the digital realm.
Every Thursday, a group of 20 seniors will gather at one of the Telefónica Foundation Space classrooms for an in-person workshop. The session aims to enhance their familiarity with smartphones, improve their usage of WhatsApp, explore applications beneficial for their daily lives, and delve into cybersecurity.
As a volunteer, your role involves providing support to the elderly attendees throughout these weekly workshops, assisting them with various exercises.
Each workshop spans two hours, running from 11:00h to 13h. Prior to the session, from 10:00 to 11:00h, there will be a brief training and preparation session to cover all activity details.
SEO BirdLife stands as the oldest nature conservation NGO in Spain, known as the Spanish Ornithological Society. Established in 1954, our mission has remained unwavering over the years: With birds as our emblem, we are dedicated to conserving biodiversity through the active engagement of society. Our core focus lies in preserving nature, with a specific emphasis on avian life.
SEO/BirdLife serves as the official representative organization of BirdLife International in Spain. This federation unites associations committed to bird conservation from across the globe. BirdLife International ranks as the largest global organization dedicated to bird and nature conservation, boasting a presence in 121 countries and rallying approximately 13 million members and supporters worldwide.
For project updates throughout the course, please refer to the SEO website.
To collaborate with this NGO, you must write to us at clubvoluntariado@nebrija.es confirming which volunteer project you choose and we will put you in contact with SEO.
SEO BirdLife volunteer projectsNebrija sports volunteering
Collaborate and be part of our sporting events.
If you want to be part of the team of volunteers that make possible the main sporting events organized by the Nebrija University at the regional and national level, in addition to collaborating in some of the areas of these events and obtain 2 ECTS of the subject "Development of participatory and supportive spirit" (DEPYS), this is your opportunity.
The minimum attendance to achieve PASS with the sports volunteering program is 4 events, out of the five planned.
Events for the 2024/25 academic year:
- V Madrid Fundación Nebrija Minimarathon - Friday, October 25, 2024
- XXIX Cross Trophy Rector Universidad Nebrija - Saturday, November 16, 2024
- VI Madrid Fundación Nebrija Minimarathon - Friday, April 25, 2025
- Spanish University Orienteering Championship - Spring 2025
- Spanish University Triathlon Championship - Spring 2025
Nebrija Writing Center (CEN)
It is the space offered by the university to receive guidance on the process of writing any type of academic or professional text (a summary, a report, a review, a motivation letter, an email, etc.) that students are working on.
The Volunteer Club offers you the possibility of:
- Being a Spanish tutor if:
- You are a student of any bachelor's degree and campus, master's degree or doctorate of Nebrija;
- You like to write and you are a critical reader;
- You want to lend a hand to your classmates;
- Being an English tutor if:
- You have a C1 English level or higher;
- You are a student of the Center for Hispanic Studies or Erasmus;
- You like to write in English and want to help your classmates.
More Info: centrodeescritura@nebrija.es
Description
It is made up of people of different nationalities who are connected to the University. Its members organize parties and meetings where an international atmosphere is enjoyed, broadening their knowledge of other cultures and the improvement of languages.
The main objective of the International Club is to promote the linguistic-cultural exchange of both Spanish students and international students. In that sense, different events are promoted and organized throughout the academic year. To obtain credits, students must participate in a minimum of 8 activities throughout the course.
Schedule: Most activities take place from Monday to Thursday between 5:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. In each semester there will be an excursion that will take place on a Saturday.
*Note: This program may be modified or adapted depending on the needs or criteria that the club organization deems appropriate.
Activities of Academic year 2024-2025
First Semester
October
- Thursday 3 - Presentation of the program.
- Wednesday 16 - Language exchange: Speed Chat 1
- Monday 21 - Cooking workshop
- Tuesday 22 - Cooking workshop
- Friday the 25th - Gymkhana of traditional shops
- Saturday 26 - Excursion to Alcalá de Henares
- Monday 28th – Language exchanges: Rooftop talk
- Wednesday 30th – Beer tasting
November
- Wednesday 6 - Language exchange: Speed Chat 2
- Monday 11 - Presentation of the interculturality project
- Tuesday 12 - Wine tasting workshop
- Wednesday 13 - Wine tasting workshop
- Tuesday 19th – French cooking workshop
- Wednesday 27 - Interculturality workshop
December
- Monday 2 - Language exchange: Speed Chat 3
Second Semester
January
- Thursday 23 - Flamenco show
- Friday 24th – Royal Palace
February
- Wednesday 5 - Cinema Forum (in French)
- Monday 10th – Craft session
- Wednesday 19 - Language exchange: Speed Chat 4
- Monday 24 - Wine tasting workshop
- Tuesday 25 - Wine tasting workshop
March
- Friday the 7th - Traditional shops gymkhana
- Saturday 8 - Excursion to Toledo
- Tuesday 11 - Language exchange: Speed Chat 5
- Friday 14th – Traditional shops treasure hunt
- Wednesday 19 - Cinema Forum (in German)
April
- Wednesday 2 - Language Exchange: Speed Chat 6
- Tuesday 7 - Cooking workshop
- Wednesday 8 - Cooking workshop
- Tuesday 29 - Rooftop talk
May
- Tuesday 6th – Rooftop talk
- Friday the 9th - Cultural gymkhana in Retiro
*Note: Activities are subject to changes or modifications that will be announced in a timely manner.
More info
clubinternacional@nebrija.es
Description
Cinema is still a great part of our life. Cinema, beyond being magical entertainment, is also a form of communication; an artistic manifestation capable of reinventing itself over time. In this club we will watch movies and episodes of series, and then talk about them. We will think about the image, we will have meetings with protagonists that, in one way or another, are related to the so-called seventh art. Reflecting on cinema is always fun.
Place
Assembly Hall, San Francisco de Sales Campus.
Special sessions will eventually be held in movie theaters in the city of Madrid.
Schedule
Wednesday and/or Thursday afternoon. Approximately every fortnight. According to available space.
What is it
Knowing that cinema is a perfect learning tool, Nebrija University is committed to hosting a permanent and dynamic CinemaClub. All our screenings are always accompanied by a subsequent debate, in which we can reflect on the different aesthetic, thematic and generic proposals that filmmakers have been shaping over more than a hundred years of history. In this club we view images, but we also think about them; without fear of the different narratives that populate the world, approaching classical cinema, contemporary films and, also, audiovisual disciplines as diverse as short films, video clips and transmedia projects.
Activities program 2024/25
Approximately twelve sessions are planned for the 2024/25 academic year, to be held between October and April. In order to obtain the credits, the student will have to attend 80% of the screenings. This year's program is yet to be defined, since the films that will be projected are chosen based on the interests of the students, the professor who coordinates the Club, and the cinematographic and/or social events that take place at the time.
The program is varied, it is not closed to any esthetic proposal. As an example, some of the films screened last year were Chungking Express, Videodrome, La escopeta nacional, Clímax, Frances Ha, Peter Pan, Viridiana, Ana de Día, Cold War, Senderos de gloria…
- Likewise, special sessions will be held with entities linked to the audiovisual sector, having collaborated in other years with Short Film Week of the Community of Madrid, Casa de México, Cines Verdi or Movistar, or with events such as Women's Week.
- The regular sessions of the Cineclub are usually held every fifteen days, in the afternoon, and consist of the projection of a film and a subsequent colloquium moderated by Professors Nicolás Grijalba and Diego Prior. In some sessions, the moderators will be accompanied by a professor and/or guest-specialist, who will provide more information about the viewed film.
- Taking advantage of Nebrija University's central location, in the heart of Madrid, some of these sessions will be held outside the university campus, making it possible to visit an exhibition related to the cinematographic event, or holding a screening in certain cinemas in the capital.
Description
Share your passion for activities in nature and outdoors, exchange experiences, participate in our outings and meet people with the same hobby. In addition, our entire program of activities and trips is aligned with the United Nations' (UN) Objectives of the 2030 Agenda for a Sustainable Development of the planet. Come share this unique experience with us and be part of humanity's great common project to combat climate change, support education and the defense of the environment and the sustainable design of our cities.
Activities 2024/25*
- Welcome/Workshop - September 2024
- Hybrid format.
- Hiking route (Sierra de Guadarrama) - October 20, 2024
- SDG 3, 13 and 15: Health, Climate Change and Conservation of Mountain Ecosystems.
- Sport climbing in an indoor climbing wall - December 13, 2024
- SDG 3: Health.
- Snowshoeing (Cotos/Peñalara) - February 21, 2025
- SDG 3, 13 and 15: Health, Climate Change and Conservation of Mountain Ecosystems.
- Initiation to Canoeing - Canoe and kayak (Juan Carlos I Park) - April 6, 2025
- SDG 3: Health.
- Asturias Trip - May 2025
- SDG 3, 13 and 15: Health, Climate Change and Conservation of Mountain Ecosystems
*Note: This program may be modified or adapted depending on the needs or criteria that the Club organization deems appropriate.
Place
- La Berzosa Campus
- Princesa Campus
Nebrija Sports Club
DO YOU WANT TO PARTICIPATE IN CHAMPIONSHIPS, BE A PART OF A SPORTS SCHOOL OR RECEIVE INFORMATION ABOUT LEISURE ACTIVITIES?
Write to deportes@nebrija.es
24/25 academic course offer for obtaining credits
| Activity | Time | Facility |
| MEN'S FOOTBALL | Wednesday: 9:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Thursday: 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. |
Elizabeth II Canal (Metro Philippine Islands) Sacred Hearts (Metro Arguelles) |
| WOMEN'S FOOTBALL | Wednesday: 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Thursday: 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. |
Sacred Hearts (Metro arguelles) |
| MEN'S FOOTBALL 11 | Wednesday: 19:30-21:30 | Rupe Sahagun Fields (Antonio Machado Metro) |
| 6 GRASS FOOTBALL INTERNAL LEAGUE | Monday: 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. | Canal Soccer Fields (Metro Guzman el Bueno) |
| MEN'S BASKETBALL | Monday 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Wednesday 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. |
Sacred Hearts (Metro arguelles) |
| PILATES | Tuesday: 1:30 p.m. Tuesday: 5:45 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Thursday: 5:45 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. |
Berzosa Life Science Campus (space to be determined) Joaquín María Lopez Building (Metro Philippine Islands) |
| RUNNING | Tuesday: 7:30 p.m. Thursday: 7:30 p.m. |
Joaquín María Lopez Building (Metro Philippine Islands) |
| PADEL | Friday: 13:00-14:00 14:00-15:00 15:00-16:00 |
Elisabeth II Canal (Metro Philippine Islands) |
| BADMINTON | Tuesday: 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. | Sacred Hearts (Metro arguelles) |
Sports Service Events: Open to the entire Nebrija Community
Nebrija Sports Volunteering
Join us and contribute to our sports events!
If you are interested in being part of the volunteer team that makes Nebrija University's major sports events possible at both regional and national levels, this is your chance. Not only will you have the opportunity to collaborate in various areas of these events, but you will also earn 2 ECTS credits in the subject "Developing a Spirit of Participation and Solidarity" (DEPYS).
To earn a passing grade (PASS) with the sports volunteering program, a minimum attendance at 4 out of the 5 planned events is required.
Events for the 2024/25 academic year:
- V Minimarathon Madrid Fundación Nebrija - Friday, October 25, 2024
- XXIX Nebrija University Rector's Cross-Country Cup - Saturday, November 16, 2024
- VI Minimarathon Madrid Fundación Nebrija - Friday, April 25, 2025
- Spanish University Orienteering Championship - Spring 2025
- Spanish University Triathlon Championship - Spring 2025
More info: deportes@nebrija.es
Contact us
deportes@nebrija.esLa Berzosa Campus:
Phone: 91 452 11 01 - Sports Booth
Madrid-Princesa Campus:
Tlfno: 91 452 11 03
Nebrija Sports
Discover our sports schools, competitive sports and nature and leisure activities
View all the informationNovember 6, 2024
La Berzosa Campus
Description:
Can you imagine what it is like arriving to a new country to study? At Nebrija University, we have a large number of people who come as international exchanges students. As members of the Buddy Club, our mission will be to make this experience be the best possible for them and facilitate their integration into a new environment, a new country and a new culture..
In order to do this, we will create pairs of “Buddies” formed by a Nebrija student and an international student, with the aim of promoting the linguistic and cultural exchange of both students.
Also, if you are thinking about international mobility, this will be the perfect opportunity to ask your classmates about their universities and countries of origin.
Are you ready to introduce your classmates to life in Spain?
Don't miss this opportunity and become a Buddy!
Advantages
- Develop linguistic and cultural skills.
- Expand network of international contacts.
- Accredited training in technical, methodological and social skills.
- Obtaining 2 ECTS credits.
- Participate in really exciting and fun activities
- Discounts in Trips organized by the University
Requirements
- Have completed the 1st academic year.
- Inquisitiveness for other cultures and languages.
- Commitment to have the international partner live a great experience.
- Want to have fun.
Activities academic year 2024-25
- Tapas - Meet&Speak
- Guided and free visits to museums and cultural spaces
- "Las Ventas" Bullring Tour
- Night Tour: Inquisition Madrid
- Christmas Activities
- San Isidro Festival
- Book Fair
- Flamenco Show
- Urban Orientation
- Bike Route Through Casa de Campo
- Interview With My Buddy
- Tourist Photography Around the City
- Discovering My Buddys Culture
- Gymkana Cluedo
- “El Retiro” Tour
- Scaperoom
- Cooking Workshop
- … and many more.
The program may undergo changes based on sanitary recommendations due to Covid-19, depending on the number of students, weather conditions, or other circumstances.
Become a Buddy by writing to: club.buddy@nebrija.es
School Clubs
Training complement with higher academic content associated to the degree.
Higher Polytechnic School
Space Exploration Club (Space4ALL)
School:
- Higher Polytechnic School (EPS)
Location:
- Madrid Princesa Campus
Contact person:
- Nieves Cubo Mateo
Justification
The establishment of a Space Exploration Club at the Higher Polytechnic School is rooted in the following rationales:
- Promotion of Interest in Engineering and Related Areas: The club will serve as a platform for students across various disciplines to apply their theoretical knowledge to practical projects encompassing space, engineering, telecommunications, and robotics.
- Development of Practical and Teamwork Skills: Participation in club projects and competitions will foster the refinement of design, construction, programming, data analysis, and teamwork skills crucial for students' professional advancement.
- Fostering Innovation and Creative Thinking: Providing a forum for students to explore novel ideas and technological solutions pertinent to space exploration will cultivate innovation and creative thinking.
- Contribution to Comprehensive Student Training: By stimulating interest in science and technology and facilitating engagement in multidisciplinary projects, the club will bolster students' capacity to tackle challenges creatively. Additionally, it will feature seminars conducted by specialists, offering master classes and practical workshops.
- Demonstration of Space Technologies Applications: The club will showcase the practical applications of technologies developed for space, offering insight into their real-world significance and impact.
Objectives
The Space Exploration Club aims to achieve the following objectives:
- Provide a Practical Learning Space: The club will facilitate workshops and activities where students can put their knowledge and skills into practice in areas such as space engineering, telecommunications, robotics, and programming.
- Spread Knowledge about Space Exploration: Organizing events and activities, the club will promote the dissemination of space science and exploration among the university community and the general public.
- Participate in Projects Related to Satellite Launches: The club intends to engage in the design, construction, and launch of small satellites such as CubeSats or URESAT.
- Compete in Engineering Competitions: Encouraging members' participation in space engineering competitions at the national and international levels will be a priority for the club.
Requirements:
- Attend a minimum of three workshops or seminars organized by the club throughout the academic year.
- Actively engage in one of the club's main activities, such as exploratory robots, radio communication, cryptography, or life support devices.
- Demonstrate sustained interest and participation within their assigned work teams.
Activities 2024-2025
- Introduction to the world of amateur radio
- Creation of handheld antennas
- Satellite tuning and tracking
- Decoding messages from space
- Creation of exploratory robots
- Designing experiments in microgravity
- Development of life support systems for space
- Bioeconomics: circular economy in space
- Visit to ESAC and other LEO operations support centers
Projects
The Space Exploration Club is dedicated to ongoing projects within the university's Polytechnic School, aiming to expose students to real-world developments led by companies, agencies, and research centers. Our focus is on applicability
- URESAT: UNNE-1 Genesis Satellite, featuring a payload developed by university professors. It will carry a cryptography competition into space (along with other techniques yet to be revealed 😊). Additionally, we are launching activities open to participation by radio amateurs.
- ESA (European Space Agency) Projects: Collaborating with the European Space Agency, we engage in various projects initiated by the agency's different research groups at our university.
- UNOOSA Activities (United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs): We actively participate in activities facilitated by the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs, including initiatives like "ACCESS TO SPACE 4 ALL." These activities encompass opportunities for students to utilize resources such as HyperGES, DropTES, Kibo-RPC, and more.
Description
The general objective of this Club will be to train in and create scientific communication aimed at a non-specialized public, orally or in writing, and in different formats (print, web, radio, video).
The Club will be transversal and students of any academic discipline and school can participate in it.
The club's coordination will be carried out by Nebrija's Polytechnic School.
Location:
- Madrid Princesa Campus
It aims to capture the interest of students (and teachers) in the areas of physics, mathematics, engineering, communication, education, performing arts and languages. Likewise, in addition to the academic departments, the CEN, the INCP, and other clubs such as the MediaLab and the FabLab may collaborate, as well as the Research Service, as well as the research groups themselves.
The club's coordination will be carried out by Nebrija's Polytechnic School.
Requirements and advantages
Participation in the Club will have the following requirements:
- If you are a student of the Nebrija community, in any of its disciplines.
- If you are interested in social networks as a tool to transmit knowledge.
- If you are a curious person and you are interested in learning about different topics.
- If you consider yourself a creative and innovative person.
- If you think that science can also be entertaining and fun.
Advantages and benefits of belonging to the Club:
- You will improve your visibility: external influence and presence in networks.
- You will acquire scientific knowledge about different disciplines and current issues.
- You will work on your communication, oral and written skills in a fun way.
- You will meet teachers and students who are making science their way of life.
Activities 2023-2024
The Club will be organized by projects, to which students must subscribe in order to then get involved in their development, and will provide activities such as the following:
- Creation and participation in a scientific dissemination channel, such as a podcast and/or a blog (depending on the number of people registered).
- Dissemination of the research groups' activity through small interviews to be published on social networks, podcasts or blogs.
- Meetings with young researchers from the university, doctoral students or research fellows.
- Scientific trips: visits to museums, laboratories, workshops and R&D centers.
- Reading sessions and viewing videos or movies with scientific content.
- Talks program for guest communicators.
- Writing, public speaking and staging workshops to communicate science.
- Organization of a dissemination contest (for secondary schools) with prizes for written and video formats.
- Collaboration in the organization of scientific events, such as Science Week, or the Madrid es Ciencia Fair, Ciencia en la Calle, etc.
- Participation in ongoing research.
- Recruitment of participants for ongoing experiments, through their explanation and dissemination among the university community.
- Organization of an activity at the end of the academic year, such as a festival or a mini-science fair.
More information
If you have any questions, you can contact us at: clubdivulgacion@nebrija.es
Description
The Design Club is for students to acquire design criteria and culture, display their creativity and be able to develop design projects that addresses all the stages that this entails.
Location
Madrid-Princesa Campus
The Design Club is an initiative of the Antonio de Nebrija University aimed at holding activities related to Design, Innovation and Business with the aim of motivating students who are taking their first steps in the world of Design.
Objectives
- 1. Consolidate the presence and participation of students in the Design Club.
- 2. Create synergies between more established designers and students.
- 3. Communicate the processes and developments that occurred during the workshops.
- 4. Create a freer space where students can experiment and recognize the latest trends in the world of product design.
Activities 2024/2025
- Workshop of models and molds with alginate. Nikoji
- Guided tour of Matadero
- Talk with Jorge Garaje
- Talk with Omayra Maymó
- Talk with Mayice
- Visit to the Anthropological Museum
- Visit to Photoalquimia
- Codes and Algorithms, guided tour at Fundación Telefónica
- Talks, Design Festival
- Workshop with JetClay
- Design Conference
- Events at Madrid Design festival 2025
- 1. Forbes Summit.
- 2. Produced Home inauguration.
- 3. MujerxMujer, new sustainable transitions inauguration.
More information
For any questions you can contact us at: clubdiseno@nebrija.es
Description
The Automobile Club was established with the goal of creating a robust community of enthusiasts who share a passion for all facets of the motoring world. This includes everything from engineering and mobility, to design, audiovisual creation, motorsports, and competition. The club strives to serve as a hub for all individuals who have a keen interest in the automotive industry, regardless of how they engage with the world of automobiles.
Place:
Princesa and Berzosa Campuses
The Automobile Club's primary objective is to enable its members to cultivate their personal and academic interests related to automobiles. Simultaneously, it provides an opportunity for them to enhance and strengthen their interpersonal and social skills in a relaxed, cooperative, and enjoyable setting.
The club is organized around a series of projects and activities, all aimed at fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of the automotive world. These initiatives are further enriched with a variety of workshops and training courses.
2024-2025 Academic Year
Activities
We offer a variety of engaging activities designed to complement both the academic training of our students and the development of projects within the Automobile and Mechanics Department at Nebrija University.
- Enjoy two vibrant annual Karting endurance events, competing in teams (one per semester).
- Attend drift, speed, and rally festivals held in our community.
- Participate in driving and track engineering learning days (focusing on data and vehicle dynamics) using one of Nebrija University's simulators.
- Visit some of the most significant factories in the local automotive industry.
- Explore car and motorcycle shows organized in our community.
- Organize conferences and events where prominent figures from the automotive world share their personal and professional experiences.
More information
For any questions or queries you can contact us at:
clubautomovil@nebrija.esProjects
The Automobile Club projects are driven by teams of students eager to apply the theoretical knowledge gained from their various degrees to exciting, collaborative creations. These members find opportunities to explore their interests within a group dynamic, working towards ambitious collective goals. They contribute their best skills to the team while learning from the expertise of their peers. Currently, we have six diverse projects underway, each aiming to cover a wide range of technologies and modalities within the automotive world.
- Nebrija To Dakar: Innovation and technical development on a Sodicars BV2 base, optimized for participation in future editions of the Dakar Rally.
- Nebrija Carcross: Disassembly, assembly, and study of the systems that comprise these agile, FIA-homologated cars, which compete in the Spanish Autocross Championship (CEAX) and the Spanish Rallycross Cup (CERX).
- Nebrija Virtual Engineering: A SimRacing team built around the professional simulators of the Higher Polytechnic School, offering exciting championships that enhance the understanding of competition vehicles.
- Nebrija Power Wheelie: Design, development, and construction of a motorcycle for participation in the MotoStudent interuniversity competition.
- Nebrija & Escudería Centro: A collaborative effort providing assistance and technical support to teams competing in rally and circuit events under the protection of Escudería Centro.
Training Workshops
The Automobile Club offers a variety of extraordinary courses. The initiatives planned for this academic year include:
- Introduction to Track Engineering Course
- Introduction to LPG Course
- Vehicle Dynamics in Competition Course
- Programming and Robotics Course
- Competition Commissioners Course
- Composite Materials Course
- Matlab Course
- Introduction to Aerodynamics/CFD Course
- Railway Engineering Course
- Office Software Course (Excel, Word, PPT/Canva)
Description
Our club strives to be an active platform for exploring the latest trends in software, hardware, and communications, and generally all current events related to entrepreneurship and digital convergence.
Location:
- Madrid - Princesa Campus
Objectives
- Address current issues in the field of computing, such as cybersecurity, Big Data, AI, Blockchain, AR, VR, No Code, etc.
- Enhance the creativity and proactivity of students, so that they can use the Computer Science Club as a channel to develop their projects and ideas, collaborating with each other, with teachers and companies.
- Offer seminars and workshops so that students develop practical skills and competences at a technical and business level.
- Bring students closer to the professional world through conferences and visits to companies.
- Improve the network of contacts with students from other degrees, speakers, professors and alumni.
Activities 2024-2025
In the 2024/25 academic year, we will host the "II No Limits, No Code Contest". Alumni will share their career experiences. We will also have programming workshops, visits, and more.
More information
For any questions you can contact us at: clubinformatica@nebrija.es
School of Communication and Arts
Theater Club
Nebrija Theater Club
The Theater Club is a platform where we can explore, enhance, and cultivate our expressive abilities using the resources provided by the Performing Arts. It is a place to connect with ourselves and others, deepening our understanding of the body as an expressive instrument through relaxation and breathing techniques, and fostering postural and vocal education. It is a place to hone our skills through stage play and improvisation techniques, where we will foster focus, concentration, and artistic creation. In essence, it is a place where imagination, sensitivity, and creativity are the catalysts.
Location/Campus:
- Communication and Arts Campus in Madrid-San Francisco de Sales.
- Classroom: SF106
- Schedule: Mondays from 16:00 h. to 18:00 h.
- Club advisor: Marina Aznar Urgel maznar@nebrija.es
Observations:
Students are required to attend the sessions dressed in comfortable attire, and they may choose to wear socks or go barefoot. Please note that failing to attend four sessions will result in a grade of 'FAIL'. Each group is limited to a maximum of 15 students.
2024/25 session schedule
A total of 20 sessions spread over the two semesters:
1 SEM
- October: 14, 21, 28
- November: 4, 11,18, 25
- December: 2, 9, 16
2 SEM
- February: 3, 10, 17, 24
- March: 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
- April: 7
Schedule: Monday 16.00 - 18.00.
More information
For any questions or queries you can contact us at:
clubteatro@nebrija.es
Nebrija Dance Club
In recent years, Spain has experienced a surge in the popularity of musical theater, with dance becoming an increasingly integral part of the performance.
The Dance Club has been established to assist you in understanding your body, gaining basic dance skills, and exploring the various styles prevalent in musical theater.
During our classes, we will focus on mastering essential dance techniques, starting with a warm-up to familiarize ourselves with the class dynamics. We will also emphasize the importance of interpretation based on the specific musical or style we are studying in class. This approach will equip our dance routines with the expressive quality needed to convey a range of moods, emotions, and more...
Location/Campus:
- Communication and Arts Campus in Madrid-San Francisco de Sales.
- Classroom: SF105
- Schedule: Thursdays from 17:30 h. to 19:30 h. (to be confirmed).
- Club advisor: Isabel María Murciano clubes@nebrija.es
Observations:
Students are required to attend the sessions dressed in comfortable attire and/or socks. Please note that failing to attend four sessions will result in a grade of 'FAIL'. Each group is limited to a maximum of 25 students.
2024/25 session schedule:
A total of 20 sessions spread over the two semesters:
1 SEM
- October: 17, 24, 31
- November: 7, 14, 21, 28
- December: 5, 12, 19
2 SEM
- February: 6, 13, 20, 17
- March: 6, 13, 20, 27
- April: 3, 10
Description
The Nebrija Art Club serves as a platform where members can explore, share, and cultivate their artistic interests and research within the university setting. We warmly invite you to join this collaborative space, which is designed to foster relationships and facilitate initiatives that resonate with both the university and the broader community.
The club offers a range of activities that complement the Bachelor's in Fine Arts, providing additional support. These activities are specifically designed to deepen your understanding and appreciation of the art world.
Location
The club's activities will be hosted at the San Francisco de Sales Campus. Additionally, we will organize visits to various spaces and events, offering members the opportunity to immerse themselves in and gain first-hand knowledge of the contemporary cultural landscape.
Workshops
Considering the wide array of artistic techniques and materials available to today's artists, the Art Club will conduct courses and workshops that cover a diverse range of artistic techniques.
Visits
Visits form a crucial component of the club's activities. We will have the privilege of hosting various artists from the current cultural scene throughout the academic year. Furthermore, we will organize visits to different spaces and events, enabling members to familiarize themselves with the cultural environment that surrounds us.
Competences and Outcomes
Our activities and visits offer a plethora of opportunities to delve into the realm of artistic practices. Several times a month, we will engage with key figures in the cultural field, visit exhibitions, and explore artists' studios. Our aim is to establish a comprehensive program of training activities in contemporary art and thought.
During these visits, we will focus on understanding modern art and emphasizing the significance of visual literacy. Visual literacy is the capacity to evaluate, apply, or create conceptually grounded visual representations. This includes the ability to assess the advantages of visual representations for the creation and communication of knowledge, or for proposing innovative ways of expressing ideas. Our educational approach involves connecting visualization with its contexts. This means equipping members with the critical mindset and tools necessary to develop suitable visualization formats for specific topics. This is achieved through the use of movement, shape, rhythm, color, and texture within the context of our environment.
Activities Program 2024-2025
The activities are scheduled to take place on Wednesday or Thursday afternoons in the designated spaces as per the program. Please note that the dates and times of these activities are subject to change. As outlined in the program, we organize two activities per month, which include a visit to an exhibition and a meeting or workshop with a contemporary artist. For any queries or concerns, please write to eandrews@nebrija.es.
OCTOBER- Art Club Presentation & Exhibition Visit by Victoria de Gracia to the exhibition “End (two prologues)” by Dora García
October 7, 14:00h, Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum - Meet the artist and illustrator Noelia Portilla
October 24, 18:00h, San Francisco de Sales Campus
- Visit to exhibition to be determined
November 7, 18:00h, Conde Duque Contemporary Culture Center - Meeting with an artist from the current scene
November 21, 18:30h, San Francisco de Sales Campus
- Meeting and workshop with educator Noemí González Puente
December 4, 18:00h, San Francisco de Sales Campus - Visit to the “Luis Gordillo” exhibition
December 19, 18:00h, Young Art Room of the Community of Madrid
- Mediated visit to the museum, its facilities and exhibitions
January 15, 17:00h, La Neomudéjar Museum, Calle Antonio Nebrija, s/n, Madrid
- Visit exhibition to be determined
February 12, 12:00h, Sala Alcalá 31 - Drawing workshop
February 26, 6:15h, Geomining Museum
- Visit to the International Contemporary Art Fair Immersión ARCO, guest artist to be determined.
March 7, 15:00h, ARCO, IFEMA - Meeting with an artist from the current scene
March 21, 18:30h, San Francisco de Sales Campus
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- Guided tour of the “Generations 2025” exhibition
April 9, 18:00h, La Casa Encendida
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April 24, 18:30h, San Francisco de Sales Campus
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- Exhibition organized by students of the 4th year of Fine Arts, Nebrija University
To be determined, 19:00h, To be determined. - Meeting with an artist from the current scene
May 8, 18:30h, San Francisco de Sales Campus
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May 15, 18:30h, San Francisco de Sales Campus
More info
clubarte@nebrija.es
Description
Create an additional space and moment for experiential work, where FCC students develop pre-professional activities related to their studies and the different profiles that are required.
Place
Princesa Campus (Nebrija MediaLab Space- Set- Radio Studio)
Course 2024/2025
Platform for media and communication and arts projects, where student carry out pre-professional activities related to their studies and the different profiles that are required.
Laboratories
Students will have five laboratories at their disposal with different activities, among which they will have to actively participate in at least four:
- Sports Journalism Laboratory: specialized training in different formats and areas of sports information: broadcasts, coverage of sporting events, production of reports and documentaries, visits to sports facilities, etc.
- News Laboratory: research, documentation, coverage of events and writing of journalistic pieces.
- Radio Laboratory: design, execution and production of radio programs.
- Television Laboratory: , realization and editing of audiovisual information and entertainment products.
- Advertising Laboratory: ideation and execution of advertising pieces for different media and promotion of institutional events. Development of communication and brand campaigns for companies, institutions and/or foundations.
- Design Laboratory: devise and design communication pieces (information, advertising and entertainment).
- Events Laboratory: organization of events and management of external, internal, institutional and corporate communication. Conceptualization and objectives, planning, design, production, execution and staging, celebration and monitoring.
Objectives:
- Offer students multidisciplinary training through their participation in different projects in the field of communication, advertising and design.
- Apply skills and abilities of their degrees to real communication projects
- Possibility of establishing a collaboration protocol with the Communication Department of Nebrija University.
- Showcase our students' work and a specific way of learning applied to projects related to communication.
- Boost students' own personal portfolio for their employability.
- Students, depending on the activities they choose, can develop professional roles such as: documentary filmmaker, editor, photojournalist, announcer, editor, camera, presenter, screenwriter, art director, copywriter, designer, layout designer, etc.
People responsible:
- Direction: /en/university-life/clubs/.
- Professors responsible for the area: Diego Miguel Fernández (Sports Journalism), Nicolás Grijalba (News), Eduardo Castillo (Radio), Andy Tavárez (Television), Pablo Calzado (Advertising and Marketing), Miguel Ángel Ruíz (Design) and Myriam Borrachero (Events).
- Responsible for the academic project: Marta Saavedra and Rocío Gago.
Club description:
- Initial training workshops for all students enrolled in the club:
- News
- Radio
- Advertising/corporate communication + design
- Television
- Event management
- Laboratory schedule: from October/November 2023 to May/June 2024.
More information
clubmedialab@nebrija.es
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Entrepreneur Club
Description
Become a member of the Entrepreneurs and Business Innovation Club, a space where you can develop your entrepreneurial skills and explore the world of start-ups and venture capital. We organize discussions with professionals from various sectors, practical courses and seminars, and visits to specialized companies.
Our club is divided into different areas:
- Social Entrepreneurship
- Content Creation
- Technology
- Psychology
- Tourism Companies
We promote initiation activities in the world of entrepreneurship, defining ideas, and including the study of the viability of business projects proposed by our members and even their implementation with the support of colleagues and the Foundation. In addition, we use Virtual Reality and the metaverse to enhance your projects and offer the opportunity to participate in exciting and innovative “Business Challenges” that will allow you to take your ideas to the next level.
Objectives
The purpose of the Club is to instill in Nebrija University students the importance of entrepreneurial activity, both from the point of view of intra-entrepreneurship and the creation of new companies and start-ups. To do this, it is essential to foster in students the spirit, values and skills that such activity provides as a way of professional and personal development, and of improving society in general.
Activities 2024-2025
Our club’s activities are structured into the following categories:
- Activities customized for each area:
- Social Entrepreneurship
- Content Creation
- Technology
- Psychology
- Tourism Companies
- External Activities: We organize visits to companies in the chosen area and invite members to events that are of interest or reference for the entrepreneurial ecosystem. This includes accelerators, incubators, innovation and entrepreneurship campuses, fairs, and start-up financing rounds.
- Active participation in unique Challenges:
Designed for Nebrija University students by the most important companies in the sector, and reputable institutions such as UC Berkeley Extension.
Our ultimate goal is for all our students to generate a business idea (either new or an innovative take on something existing) and refine it during their time at the University. By the end of their studies, they should have a viable business and entrepreneurial plan. Students are given the opportunity to incubate their idea at Innova Empresarial, assisted by the Elevatorfy platform and a professional team of mentors. They can even aspire to a one-week stay in Silicon Valley, the mecca of entrepreneurship.
- Virtual reality and Metaverse: We utilize virtual environments for mentoring and presenting entrepreneurial projects.
- Training Talks: We host talks given by different teachers and entrepreneurs on various aspects of entrepreneurial activity. Throughout the course, face-to-face sessions are held to explain and analyze the most relevant aspects of entrepreneurial activity.
- Young Entrepreneurs Award and Fair: The Young Entrepreneurs Award, now in its 26th edition, is a call we make in October among high school and vocational training students from all centers in Spain. They are invited to present a new business project to a competition. Our students evaluate the submitted projects, select the best ones, and invite them to the grand finale in April. This event, organized by our students at the Madrid Campus, includes a day-long fair-exhibition of the finalist projects and their formal presentation and defense before juries made up of professionals and academics.
School of Law and International Relations
Debate Club
Description
The word is the most powerful weapon.
Communicating effectively allows us to achieve goals that could previously seem impossible: from presenting ourselves to a large audience, presenting a paper in class, conducting an interview, to negotiating and resolving conflicts.
Debate is a very useful tool to learn to communicate like a true expert. By debating you can achieve a comprehensive knowledge of communication skills.
Location and schedule
Madrid-Princesa Campus.
Two Mondays a month (17:30-20:30)
Academic year 2024-2025
Objectives
Actively participating in the Debate Club will allow you:
- Become aware of the importance and scope of all the elements that influence communication.
- Learn how to make a good first impression and take advantage of second impressions.
- Add experiences and learn techniques that better develop skills.
- Know the communication tools that allow one to transmit greater credibility and generate trust.
- Master non-verbal language and assertive communication managing emotions and silences.
- Acquire tools to dominate the scene in critical situations (situations of mental blockage and blankness, uncomfortable questions, etc.).
- Understand the different tools that can be used to communicate effectively.
- Provide solid and reliable training to be able to communicate with a true expert.
Activities
Participation and involvement in the Debate Club will be carried out through the following channels:
- In-person and remote practical sessions taught by an expert in public speaking and a debater of national and international reference.
- Educational talks given by renowned professionals in the field of communication.
- Active participation in debate tournaments competing with teams from other Spanish and foreign universities.
- Involvement in the longest running Pre-University League in Spain.
Academic Manager
- Jordi Regí
Head of education
More info
clubdebate@nebrija.es
Description
The club conducts both academic and recreational activities aimed at fostering a Culture of Defense. These initiatives are primarily focused on the fields of International Relations, Human Rights, and Security.
Place
Madrid-Princesa Campus.
Basis
For several years, the Spanish State has had the task of promoting a culture of National Security that favors the active involvement of society in its preservation and guarantee, as an essential requirement for the enjoyment of the residents' freedom, justice, welfare, progress and rights.
Starting from this premise, defense is an essential element of the State to guarantee the safety and well-being of Spain and the Spaniards. Therefore, knowledge of the current risks and threats to security, and of the instruments necessary to guarantee defense is crucial for Spanish society to know, value and identify its history and the solidarity and effective effort through which the various groups in the country, both public and private, safeguard national interests.
The Club was created as an academic space to promote the Culture of Defense among young people, always under a practical perspective
Director
Prof. Dr. Luis A. García Segura
He holds a Doctorate in Law from Nebrija University and an active legal practice. He holds the position of Director for the Master's Degree in Data Protection and Security, and also serves as the Coordinator for the Master's Degree in Cybercrime at Nebrija University. His academic pursuits primarily revolve around the intersection of new technology law, data protection, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and human rights. He has professional experience as a lawyer running his own firm and as an advisor specializing in data protection and governance of artificial intelligence. His expertise is recognized through his certifications as a Certified Data Privacy Professional (CDPP) and an Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional (AIGP). He is an active member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), the Spanish Association for the Promotion of Information Security (ISMS Forum), and the Spanish Association of Entertainment Law (DENAE).
Activities for 2024-2025
- Security and Defense Challenges Seminar: Scheduled twice a year.
- New Technologies Law Seminar: Scheduled twice a year.
- Sessions for the Bachelor's Degree in International Relations regarding Security and Defense: Scheduled twice a year.
- Jean Monnet EUDEFENCE Chair and Global Nebrija-Santander Chair Conferences on Migrations and Human Rights: Scheduled twice a year.
- Off-Campus Excursions and Meetings: Scheduled twice a year.
Club regulations establish that students must attend at least 70% of the activities in order to obtain the 2 ECTS credits during that year. For each activity, attendance will be monitored.