Vice-rector for Teaching and Students
Anna Mujal Colilles
- Promotion and access:
- Promotion of STEAM vocations.
- Promotion of bachelor’s and master’s degrees (in coordination by the vice-rector for Academic Policy).
- Access to university and induction.
- University life:
- Student representation bodies.
- Associations.
- University extension.
- Gender policy for students (in coordination with the vice-rector for Social Responsibility and Equality).
- Sports Service.
- Teaching:
- Tutorial action plans and mentoring.
- Educational cooperation agreements and work placements.
- Student mobility (in coordination with the vice-rector for International Policy).
- Learning and library resources (in coordination with the vice-rector for Digital Strategy).
- Grants and financial aid:
- Learning grants (in coordination with the vice-rector for Social Responsibility and Equality).
- Financial aid for extraordinary circumstances and salary grants (in coordination with the vice-rector for Social Responsibility and Equality).
- Official grants and financial aid.
- UPC Alumni.
Figures linked to the vice-rectorate
- Rector's delegate for Espai UPC Sènior
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Biography
Anna Mujal i Colilles has a degree in Civil Engineering (2008) from the Barcelona School of Civil Engineering (ETSECCPB) and a doctoral degree in Civil Engineering from the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (2013). She has been an associate professor in the Serra Húnter Programme since 2003 and is attached to the Department of Nautical Science and Engineering and affiliated with the Barcelona School of Nautical Studies (FNB).
As a researcher, she is part of the Multidisciplinary Hydrogen and Transport Engineering Research Centre (CREMIT). Her research has a distinct transdisciplinary approach and ranges from experimental fluid mechanics to spatial maritime planning in coastal areas. During her career she has been a visitor researcherat European and North American universities (University of Cambridge, University of St Andrews and University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign). She has participated in seven national and international competitively funded research projects, two of which as the principal investigator.
She has three boys and enjoys knitting wool and complicities.
As a researcher, she is part of the Multidisciplinary Hydrogen and Transport Engineering Research Centre (CREMIT). Her research has a distinct transdisciplinary approach and ranges from experimental fluid mechanics to spatial maritime planning in coastal areas. During her career she has been a visitor researcherat European and North American universities (University of Cambridge, University of St Andrews and University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign). She has participated in seven national and international competitively funded research projects, two of which as the principal investigator.
She has three boys and enjoys knitting wool and complicities.