The Solidarity Department aims to contribute to building a fairer world by fostering sensitive, active and organised social commitment within the University community. This concern leads us to work on some fundamental dimensions of solidarity: volunteering and citizen participation, development cooperation and ecology; this is carried out through volunteering, training courses and activities.
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Vuela is a volunteer programme organised by 8 universities in Europe with the following characteristics:
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Coinciding with the start of the university year, Deusto is holding its traditional Volunteering Fair 2023. Its aim is to make the university community aware of the work carried out by volunteer organisations in Biscay and promote volunteering among young people. The aim is also to encourage students to work towards combining their university education with a social commitment in one of the existing local volunteer programmes at the start of the academic year.
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This programme is a proposal for professional university volunteering, which combines social commitment, training, collective reflection and putting your knowledge into practice in social projects. You will be part of a group of people involved in solving real problems and, at the same time, you will develop skills, competences and knowledge related to your own profession.
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You want to get to know and experience other realities, to help in distant and different areas such as Latin American or African countries. The "Aristos Campus Mundus" University Volunteering Projects offer you this opportunity. For a few weeks you will be able to contribute to improving the situation of people (adults and/or children) who need your help, as well as living an experience that will contribute to your personal and professional growth. Take part in the Vuela inter-university programme. Applications and the selection process are still pending. It is open to undergraduate and master's students
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The University Volunteering programme in Spain and Europe aims to increasingly strengthen the commitment of the University of Deusto and its Spanish and European partner universities to the sustainable development of our world as a whole and to contribute to raising the awareness of university communities of the challenges posed by inequality, injustice and inequity. It is open to undergraduate and master's students
Students who have completed a course/activity (run or organised by Deusto Campus Solidarity) will have to meet certain requirements mentioned below.
The credit recognition process will normally be carried out at the end of each semester.
Only credits corresponding to the current academic year will be recognised, within the established dates and according to the fulfilment of the requirements indicated below.
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