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    RIU LATIN AMERICA ASSISTANT MANAGER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM 2025. BACHELOR DEGREE IN TOURISM AND SIMILAR

    The selection process for candidates to participate in the RIU Latin America Assistant Manager Internship Program 2025 is open again this year, with the option to be hired as an Assistant Manager at a hotel in the chain. The internship will take place from June to December 2025. For guidance, the internship covers the various hotel departments: Reception, Housekeeping, Goods Receiving, Entertainment, Central Pastry Shop, Dining Room, Palace Pastry Shop, Kitchen, Bar, HR Department, Purchasing Department, Pool, Laundry, Gardening, Maintenance, MICE, Reception Audit, and Hotel Management. The requirements for admission to the program are:

     

    The requirements for admission to the program are:

    • Be a final-year student of the Bachelor’s Degree in Tourism at the Faculty of Economics, Business, and Tourism of the ULPGC, or the Double Degree in Business Administration or Tourism and Translation, Interpreting, and Tourism of the ULPGC,
    • or hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Tourism from the ULPGC or one of the aforementioned Double Degrees and be enrolled in one of the FEET Master’s programs. – Academically, the student must have passed all subjects or must complete them by June 2025, except for the Final Project (TFG) (or Final Project Management), and have the TFG (or Final Project Management) well advanced but not submitted. (It is not essential to have passed the internship.)
    • The student must remain enrolled at the ULPGC for the internship. If selected, RIU will cover their accommodation and meals. They will also receive financial assistance with a high probability of being hired as a Junior Assistant Manager and a Career Plan at RIU Hotels & Resorts Latin America.

    The selection process for candidates to participate in the RIU Assistant Manager Internship program for Latin America 2025: 1. Send a CV. to sdec_feet@ulpgc.es before March 21, 2025, at 1:00 PM, indicating “RIU CANDIDATURE” in the subject line. 2. Candidate pre-selection: will be communicated by email in person on March 24, 2025. 3. Interviews with the pre-selected candidates will be held the last week of March at FEET (one day only and in person only).

     

     

    Geolocation as a Necessary Tool in Marketing Strategy

    Francisco Santana Sarmiento, Professor at the School of Industrial and Civil Engineering at the ULPGC, with extensive teaching and research experience in Cartographic, Geodetic, and Photogrammetry Engineering, gave a talk entitled “Geolocation as a Necessary Tool in Marketing Strategy” on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, as part of the Commercial Communication and Sales Management course at the MUMCI (University of Madrid) in the Faculty of Economics, Business, and Tourism.

    For the master’s students, this was a very educational way to learn about a highly useful tool in marketing strategies and, through practical examples, to learn what Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are and how to use them. These systems allow companies to analyze geographic data to identify market concentrations, plan strategic locations, plan campaigns, and optimize resources, thus offering a significant competitive advantage.

    Operational Marketing Management students face a real challenge with Cajasiete

    The Department of Economics and Business Management believes in learning based on real experiences. Thanks to the collaboration with Cajasiete, students of Operational Marketing Management (Degree in Business Administration) have received a professional challenge that will allow them to apply their knowledge in the practice, enhancing their creativity and strategic brand-building skills. These initiatives enrich their academic training and prepare them for today’s business environment challenges.

    Almudena Méndez Hernández and Elena Guerra Castro, heads of Communication and Marketing at Cajasiete, presented the challenge. They shared with the students the importance of the connection between company and customer in a constantly evolving environment. Through this practical exercise, students will have the opportunity to develop innovative proposals and demonstrate their ability to adapt to market needs.

    Collaboration between university and company is key to training better-prepared professionals, connecting theory with practice, and promoting young talent. Now, it’s time for students to unleash their creativity and show their full potential!

    You can find out the details of the challenge at the following link.

    Manifesto for International Women’s Day

    This morning, the dean of the Faculty of Economics, Business, and Tourism of the ULPGC read a manifesto on International Women’s Day, celebrated on March 8. The CRUE agreed upon this manifesto within the Network of Gender Equality Units for University Excellence. In this way, the FEET reiterates its commitment to eliminating gender gaps and against all forms of harassment and discrimination based on gender.

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