Tourism, the thrill, and the fiction: new seminar DRIE
The seminar DRIE next Thursday, February 19 , titled the Tourism, the thrill, and the fiction: study proposals in front […]
Schedule
Date of presentation of the results of the project Renatur_Outes
After three years of work, the project Renatur_Outes coordinated from the University of Santiago comes to an end. Throughout these
Presentation of the book “The regional policies of entrepreneurial innovation in Galicia”
The professor of the department of Applied Economics of the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC) and the researcher linked
Seminar “Asymmetries socio-economic and territorial between he Clenched y la Amazon: Modelling statistical and scenarios of transformation”
On Thursday, January 22, at 12:00 pm in the Meeting Room of the IDEGA, Giovanni de Araujo Boggione will give the
XIX Coloquio Ibérico de Geography
The celebration of the Colloquia Iberian Geography arrives at itsXIX edition after that this initiative is materializase at the University
Seminar “Student Financial Aid and Residential Mobility: Evidence from BAföG Eligibility”
The seminar DRIE of next Thursday, December 18, cover the provision BAföG, the largest aid program student from Germany, and
Seminar DRIE : “The European Cohesion Funds Policy in the Regional Science Literature: A Systematic Review”
The Doctoral Program in Regional Development and Economic Integration (DRIE) organizes this Thursday the seminar ‘The European Cohesion Funds Policy
Presentation of the book ‘Them, 1978. Los victimarios
The next 12 November at 12.00 h, the meeting room of the Institute of Studies and Development of Galicia (IDEGA)
Journey ‘The benefits of the pilgrimage as a therapy of well-being. Round tables and workshops’
The Centre for Studies and Research in Tourism (MOST) of the University of Santiago de Compostela organized November 7, a
Seminar “Global Impacts from Brazilian Forestry Sector: THE GHEM Analysis Across Three Decades (1996, 2010, 2022)”
Brazil has a forestry model highly efficient with more than 10 million hectares of forests planted. Despite this, the participation