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San Antonio Catholic University offers every year a wide range of summer camps in different areas such as language training, sports, entrepreneurship, health, volunteering and evangelization during the months of June to September, both in Spain and abroad.

Learning and improving the level of languages ​​is one of the areas most demanded by students.

Those interested in learning a new language will be able to do so thanks to the intensive English courses (which can be taken both at the UCAM and in Ireland), as well as those of French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Chinese, which can be taken at the Campus of The Jerónimos.

On the other hand, international students who want to learn Spanish will have the opportunity to do so through the "Spanish Summer Program", where they will learn this language while discovering the places of greatest tourist and cultural interest in the Region of Murcia.

Note that students can also promote their entrepreneurial vocation through the program 'Enterprise, Employment and Entrepreneurship', which will support new projects and initiatives and will collaborate in the training of future professionals through the University Chair of Telefónica 'Entrepreneurship in the digital era. '

In addition to the cultural and academic training, the UCAM is also committed to helping its students to help those most in need, through collaboration with various socio-charitable entities in the Region of Murcia, as well as to carry out international volunteering in Peru and Argentina.

Those interested can also participate in other socio-religious courses, such as the pilgrimage of the Virgen de la Fuensanta, patron saint of Murcia, and the approach to God through the seminar 'Motus Christi' and the reading of sacred texts.

On the other hand, in the area of ​​Cartagena, they will be able to attend the workshops 'La Unión: Presencia de las Culturas' and 'Cartagena Cultural', thanks to which they will know the most emblematic museums and locations of the region.

Source: UCAM