When one thinks about the word university, the mental image immediately builds large buildings and classrooms full of students. But the university can also be in everyday life, as the student of UNED Pamplona well knows. “We who graduate today (by yesterday) know that a university can also fit on the table of a kitchen, in a train car or in the last hours of a working day,” said Sergio Eslava, a graduate in Art History and professor at the Conse…
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When one thinks about the word university, the mental image immediately builds large buildings and classrooms full of students. But the university can also be in everyday life, as the student of UNED Pamplona well knows. “We who graduate today (by yesterday) know that a university can also fit on the table of a kitchen, in a train car or in the last hours of a working day,” said Sergio Eslava, a graduate in Art History and professor at the Conse…