Eight courses form the Nau Gran’s offer in the Safor’s capital. An offer for students of Nau Gran and the general public. You can already enrol.

The open courses at Gandia’s Nau Gran are short and include diverse topics. The Nau Gran students will earn credit recognition, but any citizen can attend the courses. Enrolment can be performed already online. 

Two 20-hour-long courses are included, “Breaking medieval stereotypes” brought by medieval history teacher Frederic Aparisi, and “Psychological health and wellbeing: Work on the body and the mind” brought by psychology full university professor Ángel Latorre. “Your everyday articifical intelligence” will be 25 hours long and brought by María Emilia García from the Mathematics Teaching department. 

There are three three-hour-long courses. “Approach to the opera” coordinated by Music Teaching department teacher Ana Botella, and the “How to train to be fit and healthy” from Physical and Sports Education department teacher Juan Carlos Colado. International Law department teacher Roberto Pérez Salom will bring “Foreign politics of the Spanish democracy: from Suárez to Sánchez” will be the last available course.

You can also enrol in the Gandia Internacional Centre’s Choir lead by Miguel Moreno, or in the “English for travel” course, brought by Universitat de València’s Languages Centre teachers. 

The courses will take place between November and June and will be available for any citizen. The enrolment process will be available here.