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The TecnoCampus University Center offers applied science studies aimed at professionalization in the fields of business, technology, cultural industries and health. The center is attached to Pompeu Fabra University and the official degrees it offers have the seal of quality of this University.
The center is located in the technology and university park of the same name, in Mataró, in a different environment that hosts a large number of companies and business growth environments. This ecosystem encourages TecnoCampus students to participate in activities, programs and awards that promote responsible entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship.
One of the objectives of the TecnoCampus is to develop research, understood as the academic activity focused on the generation of knowledge, with special emphasis on the transfer of knowledge to the company and society.
Create value around learning, research, entrepreneurship and innovation in the territory of Mataró and the Maresme, with projections throughout Catalonia.
To be a technological and university park of reference in Catalonia due to the uniqueness with which it develops the interaction between teaching, research and innovation with its business environment. To be a leader in the deployment of personal learning ecosystems for professionals, for companies and organizations in Catalonia, and at the same time to be recognized at European level as a unique experience in this field.
Throughout the thirteen years of existence of the TecnoCampus park, there have been several evolutions in its operating structure. The Business and University areas have grown and transformed to meet the changing needs of a society in constant transformation.
The TecnoCampus University Center was born in 2023 from the merger of three pre-existing schools: the TecnoCampus Polytechnic School (ESUPT), the TecnoCampus School of Social Sciences and Business (ESCSET) and the TecnoCampus School of Health Sciences of the TecnoCampus (ESCST). The Escola Superior Politècnica del TecnoCampus (ESUPT) collects the experience of the Escola Universitària Politècnica de Mataró (EUPMt), promoted by Mataró City Council, which was attached to the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) for more than 30 years The TecnoCampus Higher School of Social Sciences and Business (ESCSET) became a university reference point since it began its activity in the 1994-1995 academic year, under the initial name of Escola Universitària del Maresme (EUM) , at the old Mataró Nautical Club.
In 2009 the EUPMt, created by the Mataró City Council, and the Maresme University School (EUM), created by the Maresme Regional Council, became the property of the TecnoCampus Mataró-Maresme Foundation. In 2010, the transfer of both centers to the new TecnoCampus facilities, promoted by Mataró City Council, took effect. The park hosted the two existing university centers in the city, and innovative companies with high added value that, together, set up a hybrid model between the productive world and the University, with the ultimate aim of contributing to the generation of wealth in the territory
In 2010, in addition, the TecnoCampus Mataró-Maresme Foundation created a third center, the Higher School of Health Sciences, affiliated to the UPF and integrated into the TecnoCampus Park.
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In the 2014/15 academic year, the EUPMt, which until then retained its affiliation with the UPC, began its affiliation with the UPF, with the deployment of the UPF study plans and the progressive disaffiliation of the UPC, moment in which it changed its name to become Escola Superior Politècnica del TecnoCampus (ESUPT). To standardize the denominations, the EUM changed its name to the TecnoCampus Higher School of Social and Business Sciences (ESCSET).
2023 is a crucial year in this evolution regarding the university area. The three university schools are transformed into a single centre, the TecnoCampus University Centre, integrated into the park managed by the TecnoCampus Mataró-Maresme Foundation, which owns it. This center is structured in four departments, which group together the regulated studies of the various fields of knowledge in which the TecnoCampus has specialized: cultural industries, technology, business and health.
This change paves the way for a greater interrelationship between areas of knowledge, synergies in the operation and a recognition in the Catalan university system of the unique model of the TecnoCampus, a technological park based on knowledge and a university center for applied studies, oriented to professionalization, entrepreneurship and internationalization.
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Director or general director of the TecnoCampus Foundation.
Director of the center.
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Two people representing the UPF, one of whom is the UPF delegate at the centre.
Two people representing the teaching staff of the centre.
Two people representing the students of the center.
Academic Director, who chairs it,
Directors or Department Directors.
Deputy directors of functional areas.
Director of the General Secretariat of the Foundation.
Director or Academic Director, who presides.
Director or Director General of the Foundation.
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Course Coordinators.
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40 members elected by and among the various groups of the university community.
Current composition:
CHAIRWOMAN
Elisa Sayrol Clols
GENERAL DIRECTOR OF THE FOUNDATION
Josep Lluís Checa
DEPARTMENT DIRECTORS
Dolors Celma Benaiges (Director of the Business Department)
Adso Fernández Baena (Director of the Department of Cultural Industries)
Julián Horrillo Tello (Director of the Technology Department)
Meritxell Puyané Oliva (Director of the Health Department)
DEPUTY DIRECTORS OF FUNCTIONAL AREAS
Montse Rabassa Jou (Deputy Director of Academic Planning
Patricia Crespo Sogas (Deputy Director of Student Relations and Social Commitment)
Antoni Satué Villar (Deputy Director of Quality)
STUDIES COORDINATORS
Business Department
Enric Camón Luís (Bachelor of Business Administration and Innovation Management)
Ismael Hernández Adell ( Degree Marketing and Digital Communities and Double Degree Marketing and CD / Degree Business Administration and GI
Judith Turrión Prats (Double Degree Tourism and Leisure Management / Degree Business Administration and GI and Double Degree Tourism and Leisure Management / Degree Marketing and CD)
Jesús E. Martínez Marín (Logistics and Maritime Business Degree Coordination)
Department of Cultural Industries
Jorge Oter González (Graduate Audiovisual Media)
Santos Martínez Trabal (Audiovisual Media Degree)
Joan Josep Pons López (Degree in Video Game Design and Production)
Department of Technology
Rosa Herrero Antón (Computer Engineering Degree in Management and Information Systems)
Joan Triadó Aymerich (Engineering: Industrial Organization, Industrial Electronics and Mechanics)
Department of Health
Carolina Chabrera Sanz (Nursing Degree)
Lluís Albesa Albiol (Sciences of Physical Activity and Sport (CAFE))
Marc Terradellas Fernández (Physiotherapy Degree)
Victor Illera Domínguez (Double Degree Physiotherapy / CAFE)
Jordi Sarola Gassiot (Graduate Human Nutrition and Dietetics)
Jordi Falgueras Saballs (Coordinator of the Master's in teaching at CAFE)
DOCTORAL TEACHER WITH PERMANENT LINK TO THE UNIVERSITY
Department of Cultural Industries
Aina Fernández Aragonés
Anton Planells De La Maza
Marco A. Rodríguez Fernández
Business Department
Màrian Buil Fabregà
Noemí Ruiz Munzon
Department of Technology
Enric Sesa Nogueras
Jaume Teodoro Sadurní
Jordi Ojeda Rodríguez
Department of Health
Bruno Fernández-Valdés Villa
Carla Pérez-Chirinos Buxadé
Eduard Dominguez Hall
Luciana Moize Arcone
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TEACHER WITH PERMANENT LINK TO THE UNIVERSITY
Department of Technology
Andreu Comajuncosas Fortuño
Carlos Paul Recarens
Department of Health
Anabel Casanovas Alvarez
Anna Castells Molina
Gemma Garreta Parés
Sandra Arco Rodriguez
Sara González Millán
REPRESENTATIVES OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
Ángel Agustí Portell. Department of Business (2nd Business Administration and GI)
Guillermo Parra Cabanillas. Department of Health (3rd Nursing)
Carles Silvestre Folch. Department of Ind. Cultural (4th DB Computer Management and IS / Video games
Nil Noah Marquis. Department of Technology (2nd Industrial Organization Engineering)
REPRESENTATIVES OF MASTER'S STUDENTS
Laia Gomez Master in Integrated Care in Chronicity and Aging.
REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ADMINISTRATION AND SERVICES STAFF
Luz Fernandez del Rey
Anna Gabriel Rovira
Marta Cano Reyes
Laura Garcia Llamas
The Department Council