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The University and Innomedyx sign an internship agreement for science students agreement

María Padilla (Bioq 17) will be the first graduate of the University to join the company with the Initiation to Business Program. business

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(From left to right): Pedro Valenzuela, General Manager Innomedyx; María Padilla, a graduate in Biochemistry Tomás Gómez Acebo, Vice President Student Affairs; Rosa Valenzuela, CEO of Innomedyx; Cristina Martínez, Career Manager at the School of Science; Luis Montuenga, Dean the School of Science; Roberto Cabezas, director Career Services; and María José Calasanz, Director of CIMA Diagnostics PHOTO: Manuel Castells
01/08/17 14:40 Laura Juampérez

The University of Navarra and Innomedyx, a research center in biotechnology and health, have signed an agreement that will enable students from the School of Science to join this company.

María Padilla, a former student of Biochemistry , will be the first student of the University of Navarra to join the Innomedyx team, research center Translational in biotechnology and health. She is very excited because she will be working in Valencia, her homeland and where her family is.

Maria, who will start in September with the Program of Initiation to business offered by the University (PIE), says she is looking forward to "start from scratch and grow in Innomedyx": "I would like to learn about different fields, such as business or marketing, and, at the same time, be able to put on internship the knowledge in scientific topics learned during the degree program".

Cristina Martínez, Career Manager at the School of Science, recalls meeting “one of the most curious students in the school.” María was in her second year Degree Biochemistry Degree Biochemistry had just secured her first internship at a research center. From then on, she spent her summers exploring the various employment opportunities might be available employment opportunities in the future.

María set herself a very clear professional goal , pre-selected a series of companies to approach and she succeeded," says Cristina Martínez. Seeing her career path up close, accompanying her on her professional development , guiding her in the world of work and discovering that she found work on her own merits makes my work as Career Manager worthwhile".

An internship agreement

The agreement signed by the University of Navarra and Innomedyx will enable students from the School of Science join School of Science Valencia-based company.

"Young professionals bring new ideas, enthusiasm and university knowledge, which are very positive values for the team and make it possible to continue the commitment to innovation," says Innomedyx director Rosa Valenzuela.

Innovation, commitment and creativity are some of the values that Innomedyx is committed to, recalls the CEO: "Students bring a lot to the table and we want them to grow professionally and develop their skills during their time with the company.

Also, next November 9, Innomedyx will participate in the forum of employment 'Autumn Career Forum 2017', organized by Career Services with the goal to bring together students and leading companies in the biosanitary sector.

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