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The Catholic University offers the possibility of enrolling to study through the internet the careers of Psychology, Business Administration and Management, Tourism, Computer Engineering and Law and to carry out the evaluation tests of the different subjects in its facilities in Cartagena.

In addition, it includes as a novelty blended learning for the Degrees in Infant and Primary Education.

The San Antonio Catholic University continues to bet on new forms of learning.

Therefore, not only will continue with the possibility of studying in the Campus of Los Dolores the Degree in Criminology in the blended modality, but for the first time the Degrees in Infantile and Primary Education can also be studied through this system, which facilitates adapting the training schedules to other obligations or hobbies of the student, without losing personal contact with the faculty.

But in addition, to this offer is added the opportunity for those who enroll in any of the degrees that the UCAM offers in the modality 100% on line, for the first time, may select the seat of Cartagena as an exam center.

This measure will not only prevent displacements to Cartagena, but could also help to boost the economy of the city, by attracting for examinations students from other areas of the world who choose these facilities as a place to examine themselves.

At the same time, the university offer of the city will be increased with a greater number of degrees and modalities.

Specifically, the Los Dolores Campus will be the examining site of online training in Tourism, Psychology, Computer Engineering, Business Administration and Law.

In fact, the enrollment period for new online and blended learning options is now open, as it is for Nursing Degrees, Physical Activity and Sports Sciences and Physical Therapy in the face-to-face mode on the UCAM campus. Cartagena, as in the cycles of Higher FP in Early Childhood Education and Socio-sporting Animation.

Source: UCAM Cartagena