The courses will last 3 days each and will be held in UNED Dénia, Xàbia and Benidorm, as well as the Alicante Penitentiary Psychiatric Hospital. Each course consists of 20 teaching hours and while in Dénia, Benidorm and Xàbia it will be possible to follow face-to-face, live and deferred online, the courses at the Alicante Penitentiary Psychiatric Hospital will have exclusively face-to-face monitoring.
On Wednesday June 28, at the Public Library of Dénia the course will start Digital Ethics, Humanities and Business Management, during the days 28, 29 30 y de Junio. The theme of this course wants to bring digital ethics, the humanities and the business world into dialogue, since this technological development has its lights and shadows. It intends to create a space and time to think from different perspectives, the possibility of launching in our institutional environments the project of a digital ethics and humanities laboratory where these issues have the best treatment.
From Monday, July 3 and until Wednesday, in the UNED Déniathe course will take place Agenda 2030: The SDGs as a challenge for the new human rights, directed by the UNED Professor, D. Rafael Junquera de Estéfani, will feature personalities such as Quique Dacosta Vadillo, chef and restaurateur; Andrés Perelló Rodríguez, General Director of Casa del Mediterráneo and former Spanish ambassador to UNESCO; Isabel Valldecabres Ortíz, President General Director of the National Currency and Stamp Factory – Royal Mint; Laura Soler Azorín, Vice President of the Commission for Industry and Commerce, Tourism and New Technologies and member of the Commission for Social Policy and Employment (Valencian Community) and teacher and researcher at the Faculty of Education at the University of Alicante.
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