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Most come from Mexico, Brazil, South Korea, Italy and Holland, correspond to the programs of Latin America, USA, Overseas and Erasmus, and are part of the more than 2000 that throughout the course will study at the Catholic University of Murcia .
The Catholic University of Murcia has received today in the Campus of Los Jerónimos a group of 300 international students of the more than 2000 with which the UCAM will have this course.
The students, who mostly come from exchange through the Erasmus program and from the Ibero-American program that the University has, come mainly from Europe and South and Central America.
However, there is also a strong representation of Asian students: "Within the Erasmus program, the exchange between Italy and Spain is almost always the highest, of the Ibero-American program, the predominant students are Brazilians and Mexicans, and from the Asian world we have a strong representation of South Korea, where there is a fascination for Spain that has made us have a very significant number of students in this country, "said Pablo Blesa, vice chancellor of International Relations and dean of the School of Communication.
Regarding the degrees most demanded by international students, both the Degree in Modern Languages ​​and the Bachelor Business Administration have a large number of foreign students.
In addition, Blesa also wanted to highlight that 450 students of the UCAM will study this course abroad thanks to the four exchange programs that the University has: Erasmus, Latin America, Overseas (Asia, Oceania, Africa and Russian Federation) and North America (USA and Canada).
During the event, the students were able to learn about the various services offered by the University: "From pastoral care, through sport, to our laboratories and personal tutoring service", explained Pablo Blesa.
Finally, it should be noted that the arrival of international students is a generation of wealth for the entire Region of Murcia.
Source: UCAM
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