Types of sponsorship and patronage
Sponsorship and patronage
This collaboration may take the form of:
Sponsorship: This is a tool for corporate communication, which is part of an organisation’s communication policy, strategy and business management. In return the collaborating entity gains a privileged position and heightened visibility in the university community, and the association of brands creates to a positive synergy.
It can be sponsoring:
- Equipment for teaching laboratories: software licenses, computers, computers, etc.
- Prizes and scholarships for the best files, Final Career Projects, Final Project and Master Thesis: To reward the talent and effort of the best students.
- Promotion of International Mobility:Scholarships aimed at that the student expanded their academic and personal training in other countries.
- ICT Forum: Framework that favors the integration into the business environment of students of the last courses, organized by the students themselves.
Donations: Financial support provided to the university for the exercise of the activities for which it has been created, with no counterpart to the beneficiary entity. Its fiscal treatment provides deductions in corporation tax for legal entities (35% in the case of donations to universities, plus an additional 5% derived from the transitional provision 18 of the Law of Universities) or in the IRPF for physical persons (25% of the amount given). The donations are covered by article 20 of Law 49/2002).
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