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SERVICE LEARNING PROGRAMME AT UNIVERSITAT
ROVIRA I VIRGILI:
THE PROMOTION OF SOCIAL UNIVERSITY
RESPONSIBILITY
Arantxa Capdevila
Vice-rector for Teaching, Students and University Community
1st HEIRRI Conference: Teaching Responsible Research
and Innovation at University CosmoCaixa Science Museum, Barcelona 18th of March, 2016
Avril Lombardi Bolaño
Ohiane Ojeta Lesaca
Service Learning Programme
Service Learning (SL) is an
educational proposal that
combines learning processes
and community service in a
single project, in which
participants learn while
working on real needs and
trying to improve their
environment
What is Service Learning (SL)?
Institutional framework at the URV
Strategic Plan for Teaching,
Strategic Plan fot the Third Mission,
Internationalization and the University
Council
SL Framework Document
Final Project and External Practicals
Regulations
Statute of the University Student
University Social
Responsibility
MECES
EU Education policies
EU Sustainable Development
Strategy
European Strategy 2020
UNESCO
The Talloires Declaration
13 10
23 28 28
17
40
31
49
26
85
79 76
34
93 101
Courses with SL
component at URV
Programmes with SL component at
URV
Faculty involved
Community
organizations involved
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
SL in numbers
181
265
477
769 Estudianta
2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
167.060,5
students social service
hours
Students involved
SL in numbers
The initiative came from
international references and
aims to develop students
Final Projects in the context
of SL Programme, and so, of
University Social
Responsibility
It became an instrument of
Responsible Research in the
frame of Undergraduate and
Graduate programmes
Social Projects Marketplace
Organization
Aims Strategies
Relations with
community
organizations
Agreements with
City Councils
Identification of
community
needs
General informative meeting
Individual interviews and contacts
Confirmation of
academic
interest potential
of the projects
Elaboration of templates for each project and first
revision with academic coordinators
Organization
Aims Strategies
The room was set out so
participants could interact with
each other
Other Marketplace references
Ágora Meeting Point
Organization
Aims Strategies
Community
organizations oral
presentations
Elaboration of
templates and
support to
community org
from the City
Council
Faculty and
students
registration
Free registration
Previous
publication of
projects
Intensive
communication
campaign
Results
1st Social Projects Marketplace: 32 community organizations
58 projects
31 Undergraduate programmes
19 Graduate programmes
155 URV registrations
2nd Social Projects Marketplace: 23 community organizations
77 projects
31 Undergraduate programmes
18 Graduate programmes
108 URV registrations
SL Digital Projects Catalogue
Conclusions and perspective
Valid strategy Monitoring
Faculty active participation in
RR
Active students participation in
RR
3rd Social Projects
Marketplace 2016
Social impact
http://www.urv.cat/aprenentatgeservei/mercatprojectessocials.html
Thank you
very much
