University of Alicante

This course examines nationality and immigration law within the Spanish legal system and the means of acquiring, retaining, losing, and recovering Spanish nationality and the administrative status of non-nationals. Topics include the rise in international migratory movements, its impact on Spain as a migration destination, and the legal framework of the rights of both citizens and non-citizens in Spain.

This course covers the formal and functional structure of basketball and volleyball. Students learn the theoretical-practical knowledge and methodological resources that enable teaching these sports at different educational levels and in introductory school competitions. Topics include the technical, tactical, and training fundamentals of these two sports and practical experience in educational, introductory sports, and recreational settings. 

This course introduces knowledge on contemporary international society and students analyze it through the study of the international system’s main actors, its structures and processes, its breaches and the main subject areas in the present global agenda (underdevelopment, environment, globalization, etc.). Topics include the importance of Law as a system of regulating social relationships, the ethical values and principles of different legal professions, and legal research methods and techniques. 

This course introduces the typographic terminology and technical names needed to create designs in a professional context. Topics include the structural elements of design: graphics, images, symbols, color, and text and how these coexist on the design surface. Emphasis is placed on design projects in the professional field, their scope and characteristics, and the role of the graphic designer. Students create their own design projects using graphic design software.

This course introduces international students to Catalan language (referred to as Valencian in the region of Valencia). It offers a study of everyday, familiar expressions and simple phrases aimed at satisfying basic needs. Students learn how to introduce themselves and third persons, to ask and answer questions about personal details. By the end of the course students can interact in Catalan in a simple and clear way.

The course examines the key economic challenges facing developing countries understand why some nations remain poor while others achieve sustained growth. Blending macro and micro perspectives, the course covers a wide range of topics including inequality, poverty, health, education, nutrition, labor markets, migration, gender dynamics, agriculture, and institutions.

This course explores spatial planning and environmental management within the context of civil engineering. It discusses the conceptual, methodological, and technical tools to integrate sustainability, spatial analysis, and infrastructure development into effective civil engineering practices. This course also examines the influence of environmental systems and urban services (transport, sanitation, waste, energy, and communication) on territorial planning, with a focus on sustainable development, regulatory compliance, and ethical responsibility.

This course introduces computer engineering students to the business side of technology projects. Students learn how to assess not only the technical success of a project but also its economic, financial, and social impact. Using both quantitative and qualitative methods, students explore how to make informed decisions about project viability, sustainability, and long-term value creation. This course discusses the importance of the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and how they shape modern business and engineering practices. 

This course offers a study in the development and execution of creative communication strategies in advertising and public relations. Emphasis is placed on idea generation, conceptualization (visual and verbal), and the implementation of campaigns tailored to specific audiences, media environments, budgets, and timelines. This course discusses the full creative production process and evaluation of campaign effectiveness. It supports a strategic approach to communication grounded in creativity and real-world application.

This course offers a comprehensive overview of the evolution of economic thought from its early foundations to contemporary developments. It examines how economic thinking has responded to changing historical, political, and social contexts, and how major economists—such as Smith, Ricardo, Marx, Keynes, and others—have shaped our understanding of economic behavior and policy.