The June newsletter from elfue.com highlights, first and foremost, the opening of registration for the 42 postgraduate programs offered by Universitat Jaume I during the 2026-2027 academic year. This specialized academic offering, managed by the FUE-UJI Foundation, includes new degrees related to automation, robotics, industrial digitalization, and artistic applications for well-being and health.

 

The newsletter also features a new edition of the FUE-UJI Meeting Hour, held at the Smalticeram Group facilities. This event brought together representatives from the Foundation's sponsoring organizations to foster networking, the exchange of experiences, and collaboration between the university and the business sector.

 

Among the other highlights is the EDUC Retreat held at Universitat Jaume I, an international gathering that brought together more than one hundred researchers and doctoral students from European universities to reflect on ethics, scientific integrity, and best practices in research. The EUROFUE-UJI collaborated in organizing this initiative within the framework of the EDUC alliance.

 

The newsletter also includes FUE-UJI's participation in Port Ceramic Day, an event promoted by PortCastelló to analyze the port's strategic role in the competitiveness of the ceramic industry, as well as various training activities developed by UJI in collaboration with the Civil Guard in the field of photovoltaic energy.

 

At the European level, EUROFUE-UJI participated in the celebration of Europe Day and continues to develop promotional activities to bring funding and cooperation opportunities from the Horizon Europe and Erasmus+ programs closer to the research groups at Universitat Jaume I.

 

The newsletter also covers the participation of the European project Dynamo in the activities organized for the International Day of Light, bringing research in optics and photonics closer to the public through science outreach activities.

 

Furthermore, Universitat Jaume I has successfully concluded the UJI Microcredits Plan, far exceeding its objectives with the issuance of 946 microcredits and the implementation of 35 training initiatives aimed at strengthening professional specialization and development.

 

Finally, the newsletter reminds readers that the submission period for papers for the 29th International Congress on University-Business Tourism, to be held in October 2026 under the theme "Slow Tourism: Connecting with the Essence," remains open, as does the commemoration of the 125th anniversary of the Castellón Chamber of Commerce.

 

Full newsletter: HERE