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21 July, 2023
The Faculty of Psychology at the UAO CEU is now called the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences
3 August, 2023
Universidad CEU San Pablo and NTT Data have reached a collaboration agreement with the aim of promoting and boosting youth employment. Within the university-business ecosystem that CEU USP is promoting, the NTT Data-CEU Classroom has been inaugurated, a programme that will be taught in the Faculty of Economics and Business focused on analysis and research on trends around digitisation, talent and new ways of working. The initiatives promoted in this Classroom will provide students with an in-depth experience that will allow them to learn about cutting-edge applications, infrastructures and technologies, as well as the modernisation of IT services and the outsourcing of business processes.
Javier Rodríguez Molowny and Carlos Casanova, Managing Partner and Public Sector Partner of NTT Data Madrid, respectively, as well as Iñigo Dorronsoro, Talent and Transformation Manager of the company, participated in the inauguration of the Classroom, accompanied by the Rector, Rosa Visiedo; the Vice Rector for Students and University Life, Ángel Bartolomé, and the Dean of the Faculty, Ricardo Palomo; among other representatives of the University.
About NTT Data
NTT Data is a multinational company specialising in technology consulting services and one of the top 10 leaders in digital and business services headquartered in Tokyo, which continues to add territories in which to continue innovating through emerging technologies, with the aim of developing innovative projects that contribute to improving people’s lives. To this end, it offers its clients strategic consulting, applications, infrastructure and BPO services, helping them to overcome the challenges of today and tomorrow.
CEU-Business Classrooms
The University is creating an authentic university-business ecosystem through teaching spaces, where joint projects between the professional and academic worlds are promoted and encouraged. This project, which began this academic year, is being implemented in all faculties and enables students to receive complementary training while taking their first steps in the labour market.
