Official Degree in Event Organisation, Protocol and Institutional Relations

• Our methodology is based on a more practical approach, more collaborative and closer to your needs.
• A training that revolves around HOW IT IS DONE, where learning is understanding the order in which things happen.
• In IMEP we work so that you have an experience in the world of Events Organization, Protocol and Institutional Relations.

*Note: The language used during the formative process will be Spanish.

Basic Competences

• BC1 – That students have proved to own and understand knowledge in a study area which starts from the basis of general compulsory education and is usually situated at a level that, despite being supported on advanced textbooks, equally includes a number of aspects which imply knowledge coming from the forefront of their study field
• BC2 – That students are able to apply their knowledge to their job or vocation in a professional way and have the competences which are usually proved through argument preparation and defence and problem solving within their study area
• BC3 – That students have the ability to collect and interpret relevant data (normally within their study area) in order to issue assessments that include a reflection on important topics of a social, scientific or ethical nature
• BC4 – That students can transmit information, ideas, problems and solutions both to a specialist and to a non-specialist audience
• BC5 – That students have developed those learning skills which are necessary to undertake subsequent studies with a high degree of autonomy

General Competences

• GC1 – Ability to identify, interpret, formulate and solve basic problems in the field of Social and Legal Sciences
• GC2 – Capacity for leadership and negotiation
• GC3 – Adequate knowledge of administrations, firms, institutions, public bodies and organisations in general, regulations and procedures required to carry out projects and other activities
• GC4 – Ability to plan, organise, manage and supervise systems and processes, within a framework that guarantees respect for the basic values, rights and principles of legislation, business competitiveness, environment protection and conservation, and sustainable development of the field in question
• GC5 – Ability to analyse the social dimension of the activity as well as corporate social responsibility. Sensitivity to face social issues
• GC6 – Ability to develop new lines, processes, projects and products
• GC7 – Critical and analytical capacity in the corresponding speciality area
• GC8 – Ability to evaluate, optimise and compare criteria for decision-making
• GC9 – Ability to communicate in formal, graphic and symbolic languages and by means of both oral and written expression
• GC10 – Human resource management/coordination capacity for project execution
• GC11 – Teamwork capacity
• GC12 – Ability to update knowledge within the field of Social and Legal Sciences
• GC13 – Ability to consolidate, enlarge and integrate the basic knowledge referring to the field of Social and Legal Sciences

Specific Competences

• SC1 – Ability to interpret social and consumer behaviours as well as the strategies for protocol-based intervention
• SC2 – Ability to communicate in foreign languages at a B1 level
• SC3 – Capacity for the development of marketing and communication strategies that favour institutional relations and event organisation
• SC4 – Capacity for the implementation of business management techniques to manage protocol and institutional relations
• SC5 – Ability to apply and develop the safety measures and legal requirements envisaged in the Spanish and EU legislation for events, public shows and the human as well as economic and material resources involved
• SC6 – Ability to develop the professional skills and resources aimed at the development and innovation of public and private corporations
• SC7 – Ability to develop event organisation projects by means of resource planning, technological tools and the adaptation to a previous budget
• SC8 – Capacity for the development of sectorial organisational projects
• SC9 – Ability to design and conceive the project staging aesthetic and technical presentation
• SC10 – Ability to apply sectoral ceremonies and the use of appropriate official and specific symbols.

Classes of the face-to-face course are taught:

Monday to Friday

The classes will be taught at the IMEP building in the center of alicante (C/ Arzobispo Loaces, 3)

Classrooms in which classes are taught are:

1ºGRD: Third floor Classroom 2 – From Monday to Friday from 10.00h a 13.50h

2nd GRD: Fourth floor Classroom 3 – Monday to Thursday 10.00h a 13.50h

3ºGRD: Third floor Classroom 1 – Monday to Thursday 16.00h a 20.00h (one of the classes from 10.00h to 14.00h)

4th GRD: Third floor Classroom 2 – Monday to Thursday 16.00h a 20.00h (one of the classes from 10.00h to 14.00h)

* Note: IMEP reserves the right to modify the place and time of classes for justified reasons.

Access Requirements

• Baccalaureate + PAUs, branch of Social and Legal Sciences
• COU + Selectivity
• Training cycles of Higher Degree or equivalent, branch Social and Legal Sciences
• Access Test for people over 25 and 45 years old

Royal Decree 822/2021, of 28 September, which establishes the organisation of university education and the procedure for quality assurance.

Offerings

This degree offers a total of 40 places.

 – Delegada 1º Grado – @alu.protocoloimep.com

 Andrea Roldán – Delegada 2º Grado – andrea.roldan@alu.protocoloimep.com

María Pérez – Delegada 3º Grado – maria.perez@alu.protocoloimep.com

Erika Gayete – Delegada 4º Grado – erika.gayete@alu.protocoloimep.com

Students must complete a total of 24 ECTS credits corresponding to the Optional subject during the different courses of the Degree.

You can choose between the following combinations to complete the 24 ECTS credits of the subject:

• Take 4 optional subjects out of a total of 8 subjects offered (24 ECTS).
• Carry out a combination of a percentage of practice hours and a percentage of elective subjects.
• Exclusively in internship hours (600 h).