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The Technical highlights that the Catholic lacks laboratories for Electricity and recalls practices anomalies and opacities not remedied in technical titles already taught in Guadalupe
"Our offer of places in this qualification is already set to student demand and jobs in the sector," says Franco
The Polytechnic University of Cartagena flatly oppose morning during the meeting of the Inter-University Council of the Region, the UCAM receive a favorable report for the implementation of the degree in Electrical Engineering, for his "shortcomings and inconveniences", according to advance today UPCT .
The rector of the Polytechnic University of Cartagena, Jose Antonio Franco, warns that "there is no guarantee that the UCAM will provide electrical engineering with material resources".
UPCT stressed the "risk that students do not receive the necessary practical content" since there is no evidence whatsoever that the Catholic University laboratories Electricity available.
UPCT think you can not trust the private institution will address these serious shortcomings given the precedents.
In particular, recalls the many anomalies in the Master of Civil Engineering, Channels and Ports, denounced at the time by the Association and also detected by the Monitoring Committee of ANECA (National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation) which have not been corrected.
In fact, the Polytechnic judge recommended "thoroughly evaluate all the UCAM technical education", in view of the lack of transparency about teaching at the university.
One example is that the degree of Civil Engineering does not report the academic status of teachers or grades advertise Telecommunications and Architecture recognizes graduates of vocational training which does not include the memory of those studies.
In addition, Franco underlines the inappropriateness of the implementation of a second degree in Electrical Engineering in the region, since the supply of imparting UPCT "is already set to students who demand and jobs generated by the sector.
Cause a bubble of graduates would be very inconvenient, "notes the director.
Source: UPCT
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