The School of Engineering (ETSE) of USC organized this event, which took place in the city of Santiago de Compostela. The inauguration was attended by the Vice-Rector for Student Affairs, Equality, Diversity, and Well-being, Lorena Añón, along with the director of ETSE, Julia González; the president of the organizing committee, Clara Álvarez; the president of RITSI, Carlos Arjona; the president of the Student Council, Iria Liñares; and the deputy secretary of the Professional College of Computer Engineering of Galicia (CPEIG), Roberto Vieito.
During the meeting, the organization defined its roadmap with the approval of a new Strategic Plan. Management reports were also presented and discussed, and institutional positions were updated regarding the challenges of the academic and technological sector.
In addition to the assembly, held between November 5th and 7th, the association organized three round tables at the Center for Advanced Studies. These tables featured professionals from the sector with the aim of highlighting labor market demands and showcasing the talent generated annually by Spanish and Galician schools and faculties.
