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A year Eagles will become the headquarters of the International University of the Sea avails more courses;

specifically eight will be held from April to September, announced at a press conference the mayor of the town, Mari Carmen Moreno;

the mayor of Culture, Lucia Hernandez;

and the director of the Universidad Internacional del Mar, Raquel Sanchez, along with teachers and directors of some of these courses.

During the ceremony, in which the municipality of Eagles was named honorary host a career twenty years working with the University of Murcia in this project, Moreno stressed that "for Eagles training, education and training offered are fundamental and, in this sense, the University of the Sea is a priority component. "

The agenda courses registration period which remains open, will start on April 15 with the course Quality management in disability services;

from 15 to 17 June Dealing drug dependency program will be implemented;

the eating disorder focus the discussion from 6 to 8 July, the same month is expected that the current course is developed Advances in forensic science;

and to dismiss July 19 to 22, the third International meeting of young Researchers Mediterranean.

August will begin with a classic within the program: the lecture series Watching the Sea which will be directed by Professor José Asensio aquiline.

Will be followed by another classic courses, namely the current aspects of vision (2 to 4 September) and finally, from 7 to 10 September, Einstein on the beach.

On the latter course director, Emilio Torrente, stressed that the "problems of modern science in a rigorous way be treated by specialists top international level, with lectures in Spanish and English, and at the same time accessible to the public general".

Meanwhile, Ruben Lopez Nicholas, director of the International meeting of young Mediterranean Researchers said that "prestigious researchers will tell us first hand their experiences in stays abroad throughout his research career as well as tips for researchers potentially they are attending this course, with lectures given in Spanish and English. "

Finally, the directors also present course Current Advances in forensic science, Aurelio Moon Maldonado and Maria Dolores Garcia Garcia, pointed that "in the course new knowledge relevant to professionals in Forensic Sciences, among others contribute, members of local police. aspects of common application such as legal in relation to violence and scientists about the time of death, ill-treatment, deaths from asphyxiation ypor firearm and credibility of the witness, or reconstruction will be discussed at the crime scene. "

Source: Ayuntamiento de Águilas