King Juan Carlos University
| King Juan Carlos University | |
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| Universidad Rey Juan Carlos | |
| Motto | Non nova, sed nove |
| Established | 1996 |
| Type | Public |
| Chancellor | Henry Peterson |
| Rector | Pedro González Trevijano |
| Students | 28985[1] |
| Location | Móstoles, Madrid, Spain |
| Campus | urban |
| Nickname | URJC |
| Affiliations | CRUE, CRUMA |
| Website | http://www.urjc.es |
King Juan Carlos University (Spanish: Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, URJC) is a public university located in Móstoles (Spain), and distributed into four campus: Madrid, Móstoles, Alcorcón and Fuenlabrada.
It's named after king Juan Carlos I of Spain. It was created in 1996 and has the Latin motto Non nova, sed nove ("Not new things, but in a new way").
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- Institute of Experimental Sciences and Technology in Móstoles (since 1998).
- Faculty of Health Sciences in Alcorcón (since 1998).
- Faculty of Law and Social Sciences in Vicálvaro (Madrid) (since 1998).
- Faculty of Communication Sciences, School of Tourism and Technical School of Telecommunication Engineering in Fuenlabrada (since 2000).
It also has three associated centres:
- Institute of Commercial Management and Marketing in Somosaguas (Madrid).
- ESERP Institute in Madrid.
- Centre of Research and Teaching, located in the so-called Nuncio's Palace in Aranjuez.
King Juan Carlos University organizes its summer courses in Aranjuez.
[edit] Academic programs
Studies include: Computer Science, Chemical engineering, Environmental Science, Odontology, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Audiovisual Communication, Telecommunications, Tourism, Journalism, Law, Economy, among others.
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URJC Building located in Manuel Becerra Square in Madrid
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1st Department Building, Móstoles Campus
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2nd Department Building, Móstoles Campus
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2nd Classroom Building (right) and 2nd Laboratory Building (left), Móstoles Campus
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URJC Clínica, Campus Alcorcón.jpg
Clinic, Alcorcón Campus
