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Facilities & Activities

Facilities & Activities In Malaga

Malaga is teeming with culture, art and excitement. The birthplace of Picasso it houses his famous art gallery along with dozens of museums and exhibitions. Its winding streets are full of pretty boutiques and tapas bar, and standing magnificently at its centre is the dramatic Malaga Cathedral. For an opportunity to learn not only the Spanish language but also immerse yourself in what it is to live in Spain, you can’t beat the historic city of Malaga.

When you sign up to become a student at Malaga University you automatically receive a student card entitling you to enjoy the university’s facilities and take part in organized activities at no extra charge.

Below you can find further information about the university facilities and activities arranged.

Facilities

El Palo, where the course takes place, offers students a spacious environment with two internal courtyards, a large reception room, a dining area, 16 classrooms (seven of which provide audio-visual equipment), free wi-fi and a virtual classroom with 15 student work stations.

At the main university campus in Teatinos about 15-20min by bus from the centre of Malaga you find the majority of the installations available for all students at Malaga University. Below you can find a short description of the main facilities:

Activities

One of the advantages of enrolling at Malaga University is the large array of activities offered to students. Every day of the week, between the hours of 5pm to 7pm, students can enjoy a selection of group activities. There are discussion afternoons over a glass of wine and tapas at a local bodega, trips to art galleries, Spanish movie nights, local sightseeing tours and an impressive end of course fiesta. Also, depending on the time of year, the university will organise for their students to visit and partake in local festivals and events. And Andalucia being what it is, not a week goes by where there isn’t a celebration to enjoy with flamenco in the streets, jugs of sangría and of course mouth watering arrays of tapas and local dishes.

Within the University there are also several student organizations, open for all students and many organizations welcome and arranges special events for foreign students. Apart from the student organizations the university arranges conferences, which allow students to become familiar and discuss current issues with Professors and invited speakers.

At the sport facilities there are arranged different competition in most individual and teams sports which is possible to practice in Malaga.