The programme consists of five panel discussions where the following topics will be addressed: Artificial Intelligence and teaching methodologies: challenges and possibilities; Management strategies in Humanities centres: shared experiences; Where are the Humanities headed? New professional profiles and opportunities; Student representation in the Arts and Humanities degrees; and Challenges for Spanish universities regarding the Organic Law of University System (LOSU).

The Association of Deans’ Offices of the University Centres with Arts and Humanities degrees (ADEAH) was founded in 2019 with the aim of giving legal basis to the Conference of Deans’ Offices of Arts and Humanities, which has been held on a yearly basis for twenty-eight consecutive editions.

The Association has been formed in order to serve as a representative before the public authorities in relation to all the issues that affect the teaching of the degrees that belong to the branch of Arts and Humanities.

The objectives of this Association are the development, improvement and coordination of Arts and Humanities studies through the creation of forums for debate and exchange open to all Spanish citizens on issues of interest to the aforementioned degrees.

More information about the association can be found at https://www.adeah.es/