Learning Instruments in International Business

Universitat de València (Estudi General) (UVEG)

Spanish/Castilian and Valencian

The Senate (Claustro)

<p>The Board of the Faculty</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Francisco Muñoz Murgui</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Teachings needed for their educations, preparation for professional practice or artistic activities</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>To promote artistic creation (A), To conduct scientific and technical research (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Information and Documentation (A), Training (B), Job placement (C), Plastic and performance arts, music (D), Services to the UV (E), UV's image promotion (F), Cultural Heritage (G), Participation (H), Cooperation and Solidarity (I)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Reglament de Règim Intern</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Institutional and Business Chairs</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The General Assembly of Students (l'Assemblea General d'Estudiants, AGR)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Maria Vicenta Mestre Escrivá</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Observatori Astronòmic</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Education and research units</p> Signup and view all the answers

The official name of the University of Valencia, as established by the present Statutes, although the abbreviated name 'Universitat de València' is also commonly used.

The University of Valencia is a public institution, serving as the primary vehicle for education in the Valencian Community.

The main aim is to contribute to the intellectual and material progress of society, promoting knowledge, peace, gender equality, and environmental protection.

The University is structured into departments, faculties, schools, research institutes, doctoral schools, colleges, residence halls, and other units. Each contributes to the overall mission of the University.

Faculties and schools are responsible for organizing teaching, academic processes, administrative tasks, and award degrees.

Departments are the fundamental units for teaching and research, coordinating educational programs related to specific disciplines, and promoting research in those areas.

The University provides its professors a platform for collaboration with its research institute. Professors contribute to research reports and publications, benefiting from the institute's resources and expertise.

The IVIE Research Institute contributes to economic knowledge creation and dissemination by conducting and publishing research, developing economic databases, and organizing conferences.

The UV Botanical Garden, Astronomic Observatory, and Clinical Hospital are additional centers that enrich the university's academic and research landscape.

The General Foundation of the University of Valencia (Fundació General de la Universitat de València) supports various initiatives related to cooperation and solidarity, participation, information and documentation, training, arts, cultural heritage, job placement, and services to the University.

Chairs, supported by teams of researchers and specialists, provide a platform for training, research, and knowledge dissemination.

The Senate is the highest representative body of the University, responsible for regulations, resolutions, and oversight.

The Senate is composed of faculty members, students, administrative and service staff, and trainee research staff.

The Senate has broad powers, including defending the University's values, creating and amending regulations, approving the University's budget, and holding officials accountable.

The Governing Council, led by the rector, assists in the formulation and implementation of University policies, exercises regulatory powers, and provides support to the rector.

The Governing Council is made up of the rector, general secretary, general manager, Senate representatives, deans and directors of faculties or schools, university research institutes, and departments, as well as external members from the Board of Trustees.

The rector is the highest authority of the University, representing, governing, and managing the institution.

The rector is elected through a direct and weighted vote, where students carry a significant voting power.

The Executive Council, composed of vice-rectors appointed by the rector, assists in the rector's tasks and ensures the smooth operation of the University.

The Faculty of Economics is governed by the Board of the Faculty and the dean, along with various academic committees.

The Board of the Faculty is the highest representative body, with members elected from different sectors of the Faculty: faculty members, trainee research staff, students, and administrative and service staff.

The Board of the Faculty performs various functions, including electing the dean, proposing internal regulations, approving the faculty's budget, proposing and approving curricula, and resolving conflicts.

The Dean, chosen by the Board of the Faculty and appointed by the rector, leads the Faculty's daily operations, works to improve the Faculty's functioning, and ultimately contributes to the University's overall goals.

The Dean, with the assistance of the faculty members, forms a team to support the Dean in carrying out their role.

The Faculty of Economics is further divided into departments, each with its own governing bodies, including a permanent board, a director of department, and various committees.

Students at the University of Valencia have the right to participate in decision-making processes that affect their lives, through student assemblies at the faculty, group, and university levels.

The assembly of representatives of the faculty is the highest representative body of students within the Faculty of Economics.

The faculty's Student Council Branch is responsible for defending students' rights and interests, organizing meetings, proposing regulations, coordinating initiatives, and proposing budget allocation.

The highest representative body of students at the University of Valencia is the General Assembly of Students (l’Assemblea General d’Estudiants, AGR), with representatives from each faculty and student members of the Senate.

The General Assembly of Students plays a key role in upholding student rights and interests across the University, proposing regulations, coordinating initiatives, and participating in decision-making processes related to scholarships, grants, and credits.