The Centre's Quality Committee is the body responsible for planning and monitoring the SAIC, acting as one of the vehicles for internal communication of the policy, objectives, plans, programmes, responsibilities and achievements of this system.

a. Verify the Centre's SAIC planning to ensure compliance with the general requirements of the SAIC Manual, the Quality Policy and Objectives, and the requirements set out in the relevant verification and certification guidelines.

b. Propose, review and monitor the Centre's Quality Policy and Objectives and report to the educational community.

c. Monitor the effectiveness of procedures through the indicators and evidence associated with them.

d. Control the implementation of corrective and/or preventive actions, actions resulting from the review of the system, and actions in response to suggestions, complaints and claims. And, in general, all procedures.

e. Manage and motivate the implementation of SAIC improvement proposals suggested in the procedures set out in the SAIC.

f. Decide on the frequency and duration, within its area of competence, of procedures for collecting stakeholder satisfaction surveys.

g. Propose criteria for considering improvement proposals that may arise from the results of satisfaction surveys provided by the Technical Quality Manager.

h. Supervise the information and report to the educational community, generally to the School Board, on the evaluation and improvement procedures that have been carried out.

The Centre's Quality Committee is composed of the dean, the person responsible for quality, the group of chairpersons of the degree committees for each of the degrees (bachelor's and master's), a representative of the student body and a representative of the PTGAS. A member of the Quality Unit (UQ), appointed by its management, also forms part of this Committee. Given the number of degrees taught at the Centre, the Faculty of Philology, Translation and Communication deemed it appropriate to create subcommittees of the Undergraduate and Postgraduate Quality Committee.

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• Bachelor's Degree in Audiovisual Communication
• Bachelor's Degree in Hispanic Studies
• Bachelor's Degree in English Studies
• Bachelor's Degree in Catalan Philology
• Bachelor's Degree in Classical Philology
• Bachelor's Degree in Modern Languages and Literatures
• Bachelor's Degree in Journalism
• Bachelor's Degree in Translation and Intralinguistic Mediation
• Master's Degree in Audiovisual Content and Formats
• Master's Degree in Advanced English Studies
• Master's Degree in Advanced Hispanic Studies
• Master's Degree in Research in Languages and Literatures
• Master's Degree in Creative and Humanistic Translation
• Master's Degree in New Journalism, Political Communication and the Knowledge Society
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