The University of Girona and Autoocupació will promote the job placement of students and graduates

14 November 2019

  • The UdG and Autoocupació formalize a collaboration agreement to foster entrepreneurship and improve the employability of students and graduates.
Girona, November 14, 2019 – Autoocupació and the University of Girona have signed a collaboration agreement with the aim of improving employability and promoting the job placement of young students and graduates of the University of Girona through entrepreneurship. Through the UdG Business Services Office, both entities commit to offering training courses in entrepreneurship and business creation, as well as personalized advice for students and/or graduates and entrepreneurs interested in entrepreneurship and business creation. This agreement is part of the objective to participate in the progress and development of society as well as the improvement of the educational system, promoting university extension activities and the exchange of knowledge and information with other institutions.

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