COMUNICACIÓN

More than 300 students from thirteen countries have applied for the 120 grants offered through the Campus Yuste training programme, organised by the European and Ibero-American Academy of Yuste Foundation. Applicants come from Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Spain, the United States, Italy, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru, Portugal, the Dominican Republic, and Uruguay. (27/05/2025)

The courses that offer 30 grant each are the following: “40 Years Since Spain Joined the European Economic Community”, taking place from 2 to 4 July; “Preparing Spain’s Transition”, from 9 to 11 July; “The New World Order and the Atlantic Axis”, from 16 to 18 July; and finally, “Health, Illness, and Nutrition During the Reign of Charles V”, from 23 to 25 July. Grants will be awarded through a competitive selection process.

These grants cover the cost of tuition as well as accommodation and meals, with the aim of enabling the participation of university students, researchers, experts, and professionals interested in the Campus Yuste courses. The sessions will be held at the Monastery of San Jerónimo de Yuste this coming July.

The Campus Yuste courses, part of the 26th edition of the University of Extremadura’s International Summer-Autumn Courses, are organised in collaboration with the Regional Government of Extremadura, the University of Extremadura, Patrimonio Nacional, Mafresa, the Provincial Council of Cáceres, and the Provincial Council of Badajoz.

Additionally, Yuste Foundation offers the possibility of attending the Campus Yuste courses in person without a grant. Those interested should send an email to: campusyuste@fundacionyuste.org, stating their full name and the title of the course they wish to attend. Places for this option are limited.

The courses are also available online. To register, participants must complete the following form: https://forms.gle/iJuoxzgy9SVAxVsv9

Yuste Foundation will issue a certificate of attendance for both of these latter options.