Monthly Archives: May 2025

Jorge Rodríguez, CEO of Erasmus Dreamland, offers the university five vacant places for students interested in completing Erasmus+ internships in Bratislava, Slovakia.

COMPANY DESCRIPTION

Erasmus Dreamland is an international organization specializing in cultural experiences, events, and services for Erasmus students in Europe. With a presence in several cities, our mission is to connect, inspire, and transform young people’s experiences abroad.

MAIN DUTIES

• Design and development of creative content for social media.
• Logistical support and order management.
• Incident resolution and customer service.
• Assistance in the organization and execution of international travel.
• Collaboration with partner organizations.
• Support with event accounting and general administration.
• Tasks related to booking artists and booking event spaces.

PROFILE

The company seeks five proactive, resourceful, and interpersonally skilled individuals to collaborate across various company areas, with a special emphasis on growing our brand and operations.

ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS

Students or recent graduates in any of the following degrees: Business Administration and Management (ADE), Marketing, Finance, Accounting, Graphic Design, Computer Engineering.

ADVANTAGES TO BE CONSIDERED

Previous participation in the Erasmus+ program. Experience in graphic design, social media, or event management. Intermediate/high level of English. Basic knowledge of editing and digital management tools.

CONDITIONS

Joining: September 1, 2025, to August 30, 2026. Duration: 2 to 12 months, to be agreed upon.

Type of internship: Unpaid Erasmus+.

CONTACT

For more information or to apply:

Last week, Compañía Cervecera de Canarias staff visited the Operational Marketing Management classroom.

Raquel Fernández, People Specialist, and Clementina Pinzón, Global Management Trainee at AB InBev, presented the national and international paid scholarship programs that the company offers to students of the Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, the Dual Degree in Business Administration and Law, and the Master’s Degree in Marketing and International Trade.
Furthermore, Silvia Gómez, Brand Manager at Dorada, shared her professional experience with the students, providing a close look at the day-to-day work in the marketing department of a large consumer goods company. The session was enriching, and the students showed great interest in participating in the selection processes.

The Faculty of Economics, Business, and Tourism (FEET) of the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC) would like to thank Compañía Cervecera de Canarias for its trust in the university’s young talent and its willingness to collaborate in providing practical training and professional development to students.
This collaboration represents a valuable opportunity and strengthens university and business connections.

FEET’s Department of Economics and Business Management focuses on learning connected to the professional world. Last Friday, May 16, the Operational Marketing Management students took their training experience to the next level by presenting their proposals to the Cajasiete Communications and Marketing team, comprised of the Director of Communications, Marketing, and Experience, Almudena Méndez Hernández; the Head of Marketing, Elena Guerra Castro; and the Head of Digital Community, Paula Bazo Perera. This session was the culmination of the challenge posed at the beginning of the course, on which the students have worked throughout this semester to develop creative proposals aimed at young audiences. The different groups’ presentations explained how they approached the challenge, from initial research and data analysis to the naming proposal and designing a communication plan tailored to market needs. The Cajasiete team provided valuable feedback to each group, highlighting their level of involvement, methodological rigor, and the creativity of the ideas presented. The winners of the two awards the institution offers will be announced shortly.

Furthermore, the financial institution has decided to award a runner-up prize to a third group due to the group’s high-performance level. The students highly valued this experience, which allowed them to apply their knowledge in a real-life context, gain a closer look at the world of marketing, and improve their communication, analytical, and teamwork skills. Activities like this bring students closer to the real business world challenges, strengthening their training and preparing them for their professional future.

The course’s teaching team, consisting of Arminda Almeida, Andrés Fernández, Aridany Rodríguez, and Nieves Rodríguez, sincerely thanks the Cajasiete team for their involvement, willingness, and generosity, as well as their commitment to developing young talent. Thank you for making it possible!

 

On May 15, students from the Master’s Degree in Marketing and International Trade (MUMCI) from the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC) had the opportunity to attend the Canarias Comunica 2025 event, held at Infecar under the theme “Podcast & Community Power.”

During the event, our students were able to delve deeper into the power of podcasting as a key tool in digital communication and its ability to build communities and engage audiences.

They also attended the live recording of an episode of the Webpositer podcast. Luis Villanueva, CEO of the Webpositer group, interviewed Laia Grassi, an expert in generative artificial intelligence, highlighting how AI is transforming the current communication landscape. They also participated in a training workshop on SEO and the impact of AI on search engines, led by David Navarro, SEO Manager at Webpositer, where the latest trends and experiments redefining the sector in 2025 were analyzed. This experience allowed MUMCI students to learn about the latest innovations in digital communication, reinforcing their training in a professional environment and direct contact with industry leaders.