About 350 students and professors attended last Saturday the second edition of the workshop "Academic Talent: the university degree program as a future professional". On behalf of Tecnun participated in the workshop two deputy directors of the School: Marta Ormazabal (from research) and Jorge Juan Gil (from Students) and they were accompanied by a student from doctorate, Iñigo Barasoain, two from Master's Degree, Jose Antonio Zelada and Juncal Bald, and four from Degree, Esther García, Carolina Iglesias, Cristina Aparicio and Luis Montal.

The president, María Iraburu, welcomed the attendees and highlighted three points core topic about what she calls "the phenotype of the university professor": he/she is an explorer of the truth, who seeks to be an expert on various issues; tries to be inspiring to others through teaching and accompaniment at training; and is part, both locally and internationally, of a university community multidisciplinary. He also recalled that the commitment to knowledge, research or teaching can be a real driver of change in society.

This was followed by two panels with professors and students from doctorate from different Schools focused on the richness of teaching as a professional development and the fundamental pillars of thesis and research.

The event continued with a session by the Vice President of research and Sustainability, Paloma Grauand the Vice President of academic staff, Pablo Sánchez-Ostiz, in which the technical aspects of the academic degree program were explained: requirements to make the thesis , existing aids and School of doctorateamong others.

During the break, participants attended a coffee break on the Museum's terrace where they had the opportunity to have conversations with professors and students from doctorate.