European university students exhibit their work in MULAFEST

MADRID- From Thursday, June 25 Mulafest visitors, one of the most important events of alternative culture during the season summer in Madrid, will see the creations of European University students. The festival of urban trends, which this year celebrates its third edition, will be held at IFEMA until next Sunday, June 29.

In this edition, students will present five installations with which the public can interact and which will be located in the areas of access and rest. One will be World Today / Dividing Opinions, one creation consisting of 10,000 newspapers recently published in which viewers can sit and reflect on current social in which we find ourselves. This project was awarded in the contest ι&#948, ARTE recycles 2015 organized by Mulafest. For its part, Black, White & Yellow is an installation consisting of two longboards five times larger than its original size. It proposes a provocation to play instinct and experience on moving surfaces. Also in the rest area Sit-on Bidon, five mobile areas will be found, made by joining four pallets that can move by wheels and that refer to urban life.

In the entrance area space will be placed inspired in the classic Tetris game with large-scale pieces that visitors can play with them, under the name of Mulatris. Finally, students will present their project Turning Frames, a cross-activity between materials of different degrees of Architecture, Engineering and
 

Design of the European University

This is the third year that the European University participates in Mulafest. The main objective sought through this collaboration is to be in direct contact with the professional world and keep each year to the forefront of the latest trends.

About the European University

The European University, who leads the Spanish Private College market, it is an educational institution of innovative vocation renowned with over 16,000 students. Its mission is to provide students with a comprehensive education, training leaders and trained professionals to meet the needs of a global world, adding value to their profession and contributing to the social progress from an entrepreneurial spirit and ethical commitment.

European University also aims to develop and transfer knowledge through applied research, ranking at the forefront of intellectual and technical development. True to its innovative vocation, its supports its activities around three core values: the employability of its graduates, internationality and empowerment of the skills and abilities of the student.

At present, the European University has three university centers: the European University of Madrid, the European University of Valencia and the European University of Canary Islands. These centers accommodate four Grade Colleges and Schools and four Graduate Schools: the Graduate School of the European University, IEDE Business School, the University School of Real Madrid – the European University and Estema Business School. The institution has a Career Center that imparts Higher Vocational Training and share the same college space as the other modalities of higher education in Madrid and Valencia. Moreover, the European University has launched the Staff University,  an innovative study methodology based on three fundamental pillars: flexibility, personalization and interaction, and whose objective is to facilitate access to higher education for all those students seeking to reconcile their responsibilities, professional and personal, with quality training.

True to its commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility, European University belongs to the Madrid Network of Healthy Universities (REMUS), created in conjunction by the Ministry of Health and centers of higher education of the Community of Madrid with the goal of mainstreaming health in university culture.
 

About Laureate International Universities

The European University belongs to the Laureate International Universities Network, a leader global network in promoting access to training quality and innovative through its 80 accredited institutions of higher education. More than a million students are part of this educational community with presence in 29 countries in North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

Universities of the Laureate network offer a number of programs: Higher grade training cycles, undergraduate and graduate studies, in different areas, including architecture, arts, management, arts culinary, design, education, engineering, health sciences, management hospitality, information technology, law and medicine.