4320 is the approximate number of hours that you will spend in the different lecture halls and training areas during your degree. It might well be more if you opt to do one of the many Dual Degrees we offer or if you take part in some of the extracurricular activities available to you.
Come and spend this time on a modern campus, bristling with activity.
CEU is a not-for-profit foundation - which means that we reinvest all the money we make in improving the facilities of our campus and in giving our students have the best experience possible. The University has invested more than 80 million euros in the Valencia region over the last few years.
Being a university student in Elche is a real privilege.
Elche has a very distinctive urban landscape. It is dotted with palm trees and possesses its own characteristic local cuisine and an appealing lifestyle, with lots of opportunities to enjoy culture and leisure. It’s a city where traditions and modernity are present in equal measure, attracting thousands of visitors every year. Why? Well, Elche is the only city in Spain with three items on UNESCO’s heritage lists.
A welcoming and attractive city right next to the Costa Blanca - the perfect place to study for your degree.
10 reasons to discover ElcheThis building was completely refurbished in 2013. It is perfectly located right in the heart of Elche, and yet also in a quiet and pleasant setting. The following Bachelor’s Degrees are taught in the building:
The building has a range of lecture rooms of different sizes to suit the size of each group, ranging from 20 students up to 89. It also boasts computer rooms and rooms for group work and student tutorials. The university library and canteen can also be found in the same building.
Due to the type of studies taught in the building, there are practical training rooms for nursing and physiotherapy students, a microscope room, a dissection room, a demonstration room for health sciences training, four other practical training rooms, and changing rooms.
Near the main entrance you can find the conference room, the chapel, the General Secretary’s Office for all our students’ admin needs and the office of the senior management of CEU Elche.
HOW TO GET THERE
· BUSLine I (stop 255), Line B (stops 31 and 36)
· TRAIN From Alicante and Murcia: get off at the Elche Parque or Elche Carrús station
· CAR Route from your location
This CEU Elche building is where undergraduates of the Bachelor’s Degrees in Pre-School Education and Primary Education - and those who are studying a dual degree in both – have their lectures. In addition to studies in the area of Law and Business: Bachelor's Degree in Law, Bachelor's Degree in Business Management and Bachelor's Degree in Marketing. It boasts a variety of multi-purpose rooms to suit different educational activities, including an art room. It also has its own library and student support services.
The building was refurbished and its facilities revamped in 2018.
HOW TO GET THERE
· AUTOBUS Line F, E, H and J
· TRAIN From Alicante and Murcia: get off at the Elche Parque or Elche Carrús station
· CAR Route from your location
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Your time at university in Elche won’t just be about going to lectures. University life is full of opportunities to learn and grow both professionally and personally. There are countless possibilities open to you to make the most of your student days – make sure you take full advantage!
Changing the world is about listening, understanding and helping. That’s what our Education students see when they provide paedagogical and psycho-social support to children in Waslala, an area with one of the highest rates of child rape and sexual abuse in the world.
Studying at an international university will enable you to connect with the challenges facing today’s globalized world. A coffee break, group activity, football match and an afternoon in the Library can all become opportunities to grow your knowledge and understanding of what’s going on in the world.
Students from the Mentoring Programme can show you all the ins and outs of being at university in Elche, such as what day-to-day life on your degree is like or how to move about in your new city. This is a great opportunity to hit the ground running and make friends from the very first day.
When she’s not in lectures, Paula Pedrajas loves to indulge in her passion for golf. She has won seven medals representing CEU UCH in regional and national competition. The skill on the green shows how important it is to keep on setting – and achieving – new goals.
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