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Europea Media is the collection of University media (digital press, radio, and television) run by members of the School of Social Sciences and Communication.
Academically, these media are part of a lab for hands-on learning for students in journalism, communication, and related fields. The students in the lab produce content—informative, audiovisual, political, sports-related, and cultural—in different multimedia formats under the guidance of professors and the Media Lab professionals.
In line with the School’s academic model, students participate in real event coverage, projects, and information/tech challenges. Europea Media also produces and offers information to the University community and society as a whole, and promotes the activities that go on both in the School and the University at large.
Access the registration form. You’ll need to know your file/employee number and your University email address. After filling in these details, we’ll provide you with a password and you’ll be able to start your project.
The Education Clinic is a transformative initiative of the European University based on Challenge Based Learning. In this hands-on learning environment, students address current challenges proposed by real educational centres, collaborating with teachers and other agents in the educational field. This experience allows students to generate creative and innovative proposals, connected to their knowledge and Competencies. Through the Educational Clinic, students apply their learning in real situations, developing skills such as initiative and creativity, essential for adapting to dynamic professional contexts. Moreover, this connection with the professional world allows them to acquire a maturity and autonomy that is essential for their future career.
In the Future Classroom Lab, students enjoy an advanced educational space designed to foster interactive and personalised learning. This classroom integrates state-of-the-art technology with flexible and adaptable scenarios, all with the purpose of centring the educational process on the student. Every corner of the Future classroom Lab promotes collaboration, combining innovative methodologies, differentiated Field and interactive technological resources that foster meaningful learning. Students have access to devices, educational software, online reality and artificial intelligence, tools that allow them to seamlessly connect theory and practice and develop solid skills, in line with the Academic Model of the European University.
eLabs is an immersive space in the Metaverse, exclusive to the Universidad Europea and developed by expert teachers. This resource is designed to offer interactive experiences at every educational stage: infant, primary, secondary and higher education. Through disruptive technology, students participate in a self-guided tour through 3D and 360° virtual educational scenarios, allowing them to explore and collaborate in custom-created, simulated environments. eLabs not only enriches the learning process, but also expands opportunities for interaction between students in an innovative and shared environment.
Simulation is one of the most advanced educational methodologies of recent times. Implementing simulations in education offers numerous benefits: it allows students to experience real situations, favouring in-depth analysis and the development of collaborative processes. This methodology promotes continuous and multidirectional feedback among participants, which contributes to building collective and meaningful learning, adapted to the needs of each context.
The emergence of Artificial Intelligence in education and Training represents one of the great challenges of education and Training today. All students will be trained in the fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence from an ethical, convergent and integrated perspective. Concepts such as machine learning and neural networks are explored in depth. In addition, the Training is completed with modules of digital experiences applied to each Field of knowledge. Get badges when you complete your modules!
Our students develop legal skills from day one through the Legal Clinic. Through this training laboratory, we bring legal practice closer to the students. To do this, we have trials every month, in real life, supported not only by our practising faculty, but also by inviting leading professionals from the legal field, and using our Courtroom in Building E of the Villaviciosa de Odón Campus. Our students can participate in more than a dozen legal challenges, practices and simulations, as well as different practical cases. In addition, thanks to the Legal Clinic, undergraduate and postgraduate students, advised and guided by professors and lawyers, offer pro-bono legal services to various institutions and organisations.
These actions are reinforced by visits to court trials, visits to prisons, major courts, etc., and by organising training seminars with professionals from the judiciary or the private practice of law. Visits are made to important institutions. We are part of the National Network of Legal Clinics and the International Network of Legal Clinics, participating periodically in the National Meeting.
CrimiLab is an educational laboratory specialising in Criminology, designed to promote comprehensive education and connect this discipline with other areas of the European University. This interdisciplinary space allows Criminology students to collaborate and learn alongside other future professionals, strengthening both their technical knowledge and their sense of civic responsibility.
CrimiLab also promotes the construction of a collective professional identity, developed through collaborative projects where students analyse and research in depth issues beyond the crime scene. This laboratory becomes a meeting point between students, teachers and professionals, where innovative training actions arise, aligned with the principles of the Academic approach of the European University, contributing to the Competencies development essential for their professional future.
A moot court is a mock trial in which two teams represent fictitious parties in a case. In most moot courts, each team assumes both roles, preparing and presenting both the claim and the defence. Finally, the teams present their arguments in the oral phase in front of a moot court, thus developing their skills in litigation and argumentation.
You will also be able to participate in competitions with other universities from all over the world, on a legal topic of international law, in one of the teams representing our faculty in the Moot Courts that are held internationally.