International Relations and Mobility Committee (CdRIM)

Nature

The International Relations and Mobility Committee (CdRIM) is responsible for organising, promoting and supervising student mobility programmes, including both incoming and outgoing students and national and international students between the School and other higher education institutions, according to the powers entrusted to it by the School.

In extraordinary circumstances, and in duly justified cases, the School's director may authorise exceptions to these regulations.

Functions

The CdRIM’s functions are to:

a) Define the objectives of student mobility in curricula linked to the ETSETB on the proposal of the School's management team and academic committees.

b) Ensure that mobility provides training that complements the knowledge acquired by students in their academic education.

c) Approve the allocation of places and review and monitor student mobility according to current regulations.

d) Establish and review the organisation of the student mobility model and the detailed procedures for both incoming and outgoing student mobility, which are made public on the School's website.

e) Prepare an annual report on student mobility with the help of the Institutional Support and External Relations Unit.

f) Collect, under the coordination of the assistant director responsible for student mobility, and as a result of the preparation of the mobility report, the suggestions received in relation to student mobility processes and make proposals for their improvement, such as the criteria for assigning mobility places, if necessary.

g) All the functions entrusted to it by the School Board and the Standing Committee, particularly those assigned to it in the School's IQAS.

i) Any matter that may contribute to the adequate fulfilment of its objectives and that is not the responsibility of one of the School's governing bodies.

Composition

The CdRIM is composed of:

a) The assistant director responsible for student mobility, who is the chair.

b) The director of the ETSETB.

c) A professor representing each of the School's five degrees with the greatest mobility.

d) A student enrolled in any of the degrees managed by the ETSETB proposed by the Student Delegation who has passed a minimum of 120 ECTS credits.

e) A student enrolled in any of the master's degrees managed by the ETSETB proposed by the Student Delegation.

At each meeting, the committee chair must appoint a secretary from among the attendees.

A member of the ETSETB's Bachelor's and Master's Degree Management Unit (UGEGIM) appointed by the head of the UGEGIM and/or a member of the ETSETB's Institutional Support and External Relations Unit (USIRE) assigned by the head of the USIRE will be invited when the topic of the meeting requires it, to convey to the CdRIM any problem or proposal for improvement in relation to the administrative management of mobility, on the one hand, and institutional relations with other higher education institutions, on the other.

Term and renewal

The term of office of the elected professors mentioned in point c) is two years. They are appointed by the School's director after hearing the Standing Committee.
The term of office of the students mentioned in points d) and e) of Article 3 is one academic year and must be renewed before the first ordinary session of the year. Students are appointed by the School's director after hearing the Standing Committee.

Current members

Natural members

a) Joan M. Gené Bernaus

b) Alba Pagès-Zamora

Elected members

c) Eduard Alarcón Cot

     Arantxa Alonso Maleta

     Juan M. Gene Bernaus

     Ferran Marquès Acosta

     Isidro Martín García

d) Esteve Torrens Segret

e) Sergi Bogatell i Pasqual