The Student Information and Guidance Service (SIOE) is the place to go to ask for and receive information and guidance concerning all the activities and all the fields of university life at the Faculty:
Pre-enrolment procedures for any course or training area (undergraduate and postgraduate).
Admission procedures (information, steps to take, and conditions).
Scholarships and grants.
Information about subject recognitions.
Information about and appointments for the Employment Bureau.
Information about and appointments for International Relations (study grants, exchange programmes, etc).
Services and activities of Solidarity Action and the Pastoral Area.
Sports, cultural activities and others promoted by all Blanquerna centres.
Where are we?
Address: c/ Císter, 34, 08022 Barcelona Tel.: 93 253 30 06 Email: sioefpcee@blanquerna.edu Opening hours: Monday to Friday, from 8 am to 1 pm, and from 3.30 pm to 8.30 pm
Personal Guidance Service (SOP)
The Personal Guidance Service (SOP) consists of an interdisciplinary team of personal counsellors who, from a psychoeducational perspective, see all those students that freely ask for guidance concerning difficulties of a personal, academic, and/or social nature individually. This service is free of charge for all students.
The SOP-ATENES offers attention to students considering the diversity of specific needs that derive from disability. It promotes academic and personal development in the university field, within a normalizing context that promotes autonomy and preserves every person’s uniqueness.
Service for Elite Athletes
The advising service for students who are elite athletes at FPCEE Blanquerna was founded during the 2003-04 school year, only two years after the start of the degree programs in Sciences of Physical Activity and Sport, in the face of increasing demand for quality university education. The overall goal of the service is to provide these students with assistance in incorporating university studies through individualized attention, while never losing sight of the pursuit of excellence and academic rigor. Measures to attend diversity already exist in high school, and it’s only logical for it to continue to be offered by universities.
