Universitat Jaume I (E CASTELL01)

International Student and Staff Support

International Relations Office

Attached you can find our Fact Sheet and the list of courses taught in English.

About courses, exchange students can select subjects from different departments.

We remind that all exchange students are required A2 Spanish level.

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ERASMUS + INSTITUTIONAL AGREEMENT

Can be considered and Annex to the Agreement

SPANISH PUBLIC UNIVERSITY , as by Law of 3/1991 of the Generalitat Valenciana,

Updated in October, 2016

Institution’s Name UNIVERSITAT JAUME I

Erasmus Code E CASTELL01

EUC 29583-LA-1-2014-1-ES-E4AKA1-ECHE-1

Number PIC 999882985

Post Address Avda. Sos Baynat s/n, E 12071 Castelló de la Plana, Spain

Web Site http://www.international.uji.es

Erasmus INSTITUTIONAL COORDINATOR

Name Joan Antoni Martín Montaner, Vicerector of Internationalization &

Cooperation

Post Address Rectoral building. Avenue Sos Baynat s/n, E 12071 Castelló de la Plana,

Spain

Phone +34 964 729037

Fax +34 964 728980

E-Mail vic@uji.es

OTHER USEFUL CONTACTS:

Position 1: Erasmus Programme coordinator

Name Margarita Gonell Ibáñez

Post Address International Relations Office. Avda. Sos Baynat s/n, E 12071 Castelló de la

Plana, Spain

Phone +34 964 387077

Fax +34 964 387001

agreements ecastell@uji.es

Position 2: Incoming Student Support

Post Address International Relations Office Avda. Sos Baynat s/n, E 12071 Castelló de la

Plana, Spain

Phone +34 964 387063/58 (English) +34964387073 (Spanish)

Fax +34 964 387001

E-Mail incoming@uji.es

Website for http://www.international.uji.es

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incoming students

Position 3: Erasmus outgoing contact

E-Mail intercanviat@uji.es

Website for outgoing

students http://ujiapps.uji.es/serveis/ori/estudiant_uji/

Academic calendar https://documents.uji.es/alfresco/d/d/workspace/SpacesStore/6b5c80d0-eb83- 4316-acc4-c67c03f5bba5/aca1920es.pdf?guest=true

The Schedule for the Master programmes is slightly different, generally they

start and end later.

Application Forms &

Deadlines for

incoming students

Nominations deadline:

15th June for 1st semester / 15th November for 2nd semester

https://e-ujier.uji.es/pls/www/!gri_www.euji06614

After pre-registration, the student receives a username and password to fill-in

the learning agreement; proof of academic record should be scanned and

enclosed. The student will then be contacted by the Erasmus tutor. It is

advised to take this step before the arrival of the student. Enrollment takes

places during the first 3 weeks of each semester.

The International Student Support will send your students all necessary

information after registration and acceptance.

ECTS Guide /

Courses

on-line

http://ujiapps.uji.es/sia/rest/publicacion/2017, provides full information on

courses, timetables, academics, exams, in Spanish of our new degrees

“Grados” and Master programmes.

http://www.uji.es/estudis/graus/ (brochures of Grados)

Language of

instruction

At Bachelor’s level

73,27% Spanish, 21,51% Catalan, 4,80 % English, the rest other European

languages (French and German)

At Master level

74,54% Spanish, 17,48% catalan, 5,29 % English

Language level We recommend to have at least a B1 level of Spanish, but can accept A2 level

students.

List of Erasmus

coordinators

http://www.uji.es/serveis/ori/estudiant_uji/coordinadors_tutors/prog_erasmus/

Courses of Spanish

and Catalan as a

foreign language

http://www.uji.es/serveis/slt/base/adf/serveis/cursos/arxiu/1718/general/cele/

Offered at different levels from A1 to C1 during each semester, both intensive

(70 hours) before the semester and extensive (100 hours) during the semester

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at ca 120 euros each.

Approximate calendar of courses during the semester: from Mid September to

December, from February to May.

Can students take courses from

different

departments/ faculties?

Yes, at Bachelor level, but students should take the majority of subjects in the

degree programme where they have been admitted.

Master level students can only take subjects from the Master where they have

been admitted. There must be a specific agreement at Master level and the

student must have already completed 180 ECTS credits.

Grading system http://documents.uji.es/alfresco/d/d/workspace/SpacesStore/d14ad673-9372-

4503-bb72-707ff44fde32/briefacademicguidelines_1516.pdf?guest=true

Accommodation

Possibilities

http://ujiapps.uji.es/serveis/ori/estudiant_personal_entrant/orientacio/viu_uji/a

llotjament/

Most preferred option by students is to share a private flat near the campus.

Visa arrangements

and insurance

http://www.uji.es/perfils/internacional/

Students with special

needs

http://ujiapps.uji.es/serveis/use/base/pad

International Student

Guide

http://ujiapps.uji.es/serveis/ori/estudiant_personal_entrant/orientacio/estudiar

_uji/guia_estudiant/guia-ang.pdf

Average price of

accommodation

Price of menu in

cafeteria

200 euros/months in a shared flat

5 euros, a three course meal

ENGLISH COURSES‐ BUSINESS EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 1 AND 2

COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE

Introduction to Accounting

1 1 6 AE/EC/FC 1001 Group E

Introduction to Business Administration

1 1 6 AE/EC/FC 1002 Group E

Introduction Microeconomics

1 1 6 AE/EC/FC 1004 Group E

Mathematics I 1 1 6 AE/EC/FC 1005‐ Group E

Macroeconomics 1 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1015‐ Group D

Statistics 1 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1011 Group D

Financial Accounting 1 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1012 Group D

Financial Management 1 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1013 Group D

Business Management 1 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1014 Group D

English for Economists 1 3 6 AE/EC/FC 1022 Group D

Organizational Design and

Change

1 4 6 AE1032

Mathematics II 2 1 6 AE/EC/FC 1007‐ Group E

Introduction Macroeconomics

2 1 6 AE/EC/FC 1006 Group E

Financial Operations Mathematics

2 1 6 AE/EC/FC 1003 Group E

Quantitative Methodologies

2 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1019‐ Group D

Microeconomics 2 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1020‐ Group D

Financial Statement Analysis

2 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1016 Group D

Spanish and World Economy

2 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1017 Group D

Foundations of Marketing

2 2 6 AE/EC/FC 1018 Group D

Theory of Macroeconomics

2 3 6 EC1029

ENGLISH COURSES‐ TOURISM

EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 1 AND 2

COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE

Information Systems Management in

Tourism Organizations

1 3 6 TU0930

Valencian Art and Tourist Resources

1 4 6 TU0935

Sales Management and Customer Service

1 4 6 TU0940

Introduction to English for Tourism (Modern

Language)

2 1 6 TU0908

Spanish Art and Tourist Resource

2 2 6 TU0916

English for Tourism 2 2 6 TU0918

ENGLISH COURSES‐ MECHANICAL ENGINEERING EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 1

COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE

Machine Projects 1 4 6 EM1035

Machine Dynamics and Vibrations

1 4 6 EM1036

Design for Manufacture and

Assembly

1 4 6 EM1038

Manufacturing Process Planning

1 4 6 EM1039

Advanced Structural Calculation

1 4 6 EM1041

Reinforced Concrete Structural Calculation

– Foundations

1 4 6 EM1042

Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Systems

1 4 6 EM1044

Fluid Transport Systems

1 4 6 EM1045

ENGLISH COURSES‐ INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 1 AND 2

COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE

Fluids Engineering (only 2 credits in

English)

1 4 7.5 ET1035

Computational Methods in Engineering

2 4 6 ET1038

Nanotechnology 2 4 6 ET1039

ENGLISH COURSES‐ TECHNICAL ARCHITECTURE EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ ONLY SEMESTER 2

COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE

Building III: Steel and Wood Structures

2 2 6 ED0917

ENGLISH COURSES‐ CHEMISTRY EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 1 AND 2

COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE

Chemical Laboratoy II 1 4 6 QU0932

Physical Chemistry II 2 2 6 QU0918

Modelling in Biochemistry

2 4 6 QU0940

ENGLISH COURSES‐ COMPUTER SCIENCES ENGINEERING EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 2

COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE

Desing and Implementation of

Information Systems

2 3 6 EI1027

Intelligent Systems 2 3 6 EI1028

ENGLISH COURSES‐ TRANSLATION AND INTERPRETING EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 1 AND 2

COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE

*Language B (English) for translators and

interpreters

1

1

6

TI0908

*Language B (English) for translators and

interpreters

2

1

6

TI0913

*Language and culture B (English) for

translators and interpreters

A

2

9

TI0916

Translation A1‐B (Spanish‐English) (I)

A

2

6

TI0932

*YOU CANNOT ENROL IN THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS IF YOUR HOME UNIVERSITY

DOES NOT HAVE AN AGREEMENT WITH THE DEGREE OF TRANSLATION AND

INTERPRETING. ASK ORI ABOUT IT

ENGLISH COURSES‐ ENGLISH STUDIES EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 1 AND 2

COURSE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE

Writing in English: Basic Texts

1

1

6

EA0904

English Phonetics and Phonology

1

1

6

EA0911

Oral Expression in English

1

2

6

EA0912

Academic English

1

2

6

EA0913

English Applied Linguistics: An Introduction

1

2

6

EA0914

Introduction to British Literature

1

2

6

EA0915

English Morphosyntax

1

2

6

EA0916

Writing in English: Advanced Texts

1

2

6

EA0919

Old English

1

3

6

EA0923

Advanced English: Registers and Styles

1

3

6

EA0924

Applied Linguistics in English Language

Teaching and Learning

1

3

6

EA0925

Fiction in English

1

3

6

EA0926

Practicum

1

4

12

EA0937

Bachelor's Degree Final Project

1

4

6

EA0938

English Text and Discourse

1

4

6

EA0939

Usages of Written English

1

4

6

EA0945

Anglo‐American Literature and Its

Relation with Other Arts

1

4

4,5

EA0946

Shakespeare and His Context

1

4

4,5

EA0947

English for Business Communication

1

4

6

EA0948

English Diachronic Linguistics

1

4

4,5

EA0949

English Discourse and Pragmatics

1

4

4,5

EA0950

Basic Aspects of English

2

1

6

EA0905

Literary Criticism (Literature)

2

1

6

EA0908

Spoken English: Comprehension and

Pronunciation

2

1

6

EA0910

English Phonetics and Phonology

2

1

6

EA0911

Academic English

2

2

6

EA0913

French: Language and Culture (Modern

Language)

2

2

6

EA0918

Writing in English: Advanced Texts

2

2

6

EA0919

Introduction to American Literature

2

2

6

EA0920

Applied Linguistics in English‐Spanish

Translation

2

2

6

EA0921

Current Theoretical Models for a

Description of the English Language

2

2

6

EA0922

Advanced English: Professional Contexts

2

3

6

EA0928

Middle and Modern English

2

3

6

EA0929

English Sociolinguistics

2

3

6

EA0930

Theatre in English

2

3

6

EA0931

World Literatures in English

2

3

6

EA0935

Linguistics and English Language Teaching

Methodology

2

3

6

EA0936

French as an International

Language

2

4

4,5

EA0941

Methodology in Literary Studies

2

4

4,5

EA0942

Music and English Poetry

2

4

6

EA0957

Usages of Spoken English

2

4

6

EA0958

Literature of the Frontier

2

4

4,5

EA0959

English Dialects and their Cultural Context

2

4

4,5

EA0960

English for Science and Technology

2

4

6

EA0961

English Lexicology and Lexicography

2

4

6

EA0962

Information and Communication

Technologies Applied to the English

Language

2

4

4,5

EA0963

Psycholinguistics and English Language

Learning

2

4

4,5

EA0964

Notes:

1) Local Students take 30 credits/semester (5 courses).

2) For exchange students during one semester: we advise to take 18 credits (3

courses) + the Spanish intensive courses.

3) Semesters:

‐ (1) 1st semester: it is running from 10th September to 21st December 2018.

‐ (2) 2nd semester: it is running from 24th January to 22nd May 2019.

‐ (A) Annual: year‐long.

BACHELOR THESIS EXCHANGE STUDENTS‐ SEMESTER 1 AND 2

DEGREE SEMESTER YEAR CREDITS CODE

Computer Science

2

4

18

EI1054

Chemistry

1 or 2

4

6

QU0943

Industrial Technology Engineering

2

4

12

ET1040

Chemical Engineering

2

4

12

EQ1044

Mechanical Engineering

2

4

12

EM1047

Video Game Design and Development

1 or 2

4

12

VJ1241

Tourism

2

4

12

TU0944

Translation and Interpretation

2

4

6

TI0983

Technical Architecture

1 or 2

4

12

ED0945

Agrifood and Rural Engineering

2

4

12

AG1042

Psychology

1 or 2

4

6

PS1048

Journalism

2

4

6

PE0932

English Studies

1 or 2

4

6

EA0938

Computer Sciences

Engineering

1 or 2

4

EI1054