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UNIALFA advances in internationalization and signs cooperation agreement with the University of Deusto, in Spain.

On the afternoon of last Tuesday (December 2nd), Professor Dr. José Eduardo de Miranda, Director of the School of Business, Health and Polytechnics, and Professor Dr. Pedro Henrique de Souza, Coordinator of the Professional Master's Program in Administration, representing UNIALFA, met with Professor Dr. Enrique Gadea Soler, Chair Professor at the University of Deusto, in Bilbao, Spain, to expand academic internationalization initiatives.

During the meeting, the representatives finalized the terms for the signing of an International Cooperation Agreement, which will enable academic mobility, the organization of events, and technical and scientific co-production among professors.

The first initiative of the partnership will be the creation of a bilingual collaborative work, which the professors will organize and whose publication is scheduled for next year, in Portuguese and Spanish, with the participation of professors from UNIALFA and the University of Deusto.

According to Professor Miranda, this step creates opportunities for the Business, Health, and Polytechnic School courses, significantly strengthening the consolidation of internationalization processes. Professor Pedro highlights that the partnership strengthens the MPA concept and provides greater visibility to the work developed by the program.

Throughout the week, Professor Miranda and Professor Pedro will be fulfilling their agenda at the Institute of Cooperative Studies, the University of Deusto, the University of Mondragon in Arrasate, and the University of Cantabria in Santander.

Throughout the week, UNIALFA representatives will be fulfilling their agenda at the Institute of Cooperative Studies, the University of Deusto, the University of Mondragón in Arrasate, and the University of Cantabria in Santander.

With initiatives like this, UNIALFA reaffirms its commitment to a global education, connected to international trends and committed to academic excellence.