Study visits 2021/2022
Throughout the year there are different study visits organised for students, connected with one or more subjects. This visits can last for one day (usually on a Friday), or longer trips, depending on the destination.
This visits aim for complementing the classrooms theoretical learning and are connect both with History, History of Art and Geography.
The faculty will take charge totally or partly of the transport costs and, if possible, other resulting costs.
Study visits – 1st term
| Date | Subject | Responsible | Destination | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25/09/2021 | Basics of physical geography/Spaces and societies | Elena de Uña Álvarez | Quiroga | 1st/2nd/3rd |
| 08/10/2021 | Applied geography. Territory and landscape | Xosé Antón Díaz Fernández | Viana do Castelo – Braga | 3rd |
| 15/10/2021 | Applied geography. Territory and landscape | Xosé Antón Díaz Fernández | Parque Natural Corrubedo | 3rd |
| 29/10/2021 | History of modern art | Yolanda Barriocanal López | Monforte de Lemos | 3rd |
| 05/11/2021 | History of the art of Galicia | Yolanda Barriocanal López | Beade | 4th |
| 26/11/2021 | Prehistory of the Iberian Peninsula and Prehistory of the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula | Beatriz Comendador | Tourón/Museo Pontevedra | 3rd and 4th |
| 3-8/12/2021 | Prehistory of the Iberian Peninsula and Prehistory of the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula | Xosé Ramón Campos | Sevilla, Huelva, La Rábida | 1st and 4th |
Study visits – 2nd term
| Date | Subject | Responsible | Destination | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25/02/2022 | Medieval History of Galicia | Yolanda Barriocanal | Bande – Celanova | 3rd |
| 23/04/2022 | Geographical representation systems | Mª Luz Rodríguez | Mondoñedo and alrededores | 3rd |
Archaeological study visits
The “Archaeological study visits” are a different type of visits, extracurricular and voluntary, performed every year near the week of carnival and organised by the Archaeology teacher, Fermín Pérez Losada, and the Faculty Student Delegation. This trips are self-managed and are to countries which are historically relevant, paying special interest to the archaeological vestiges.