Useful tools

Your login details (username and password) will be sent to you by e-mail the moment you are formally enrolled*. Your username is automatic, and you will receive a password as soon as you register.It will be sent to the personal e-mail address that you originally gave to the University’s Department of Admissions.

If at any time your forget your login details, you can always restore them here.

If they fail to work or you have some other kind of issue, please contact suport@uic.es

Recommendations:

• Verify which e-mail address you provided. Students sometimes provide one of their parent’s e-mail addresses.
• Make sure you do not have any difficulties logging into the e-mail address you provided.

*You will be considered formally enrolled when you have submitted all required documents, regardless of whether or not you have paid tuition.

With your username and password, you will be able to log into the University Intranet.

To do so, click on the word Intranetat the top of the University’s homepage.

The Intranet gives you access to general notices, your UIC Barcelona e-mail address, institutional documents and, most importantly, your Moodle, where you will find information about the subjects in which you are enrolled.

Once you have a username and password, it is a good idea to login and get familiar with your personal portal.

Recommendations:

• Change your username to one that is easy to remember.
• When you change your username, you will automatically change your UIC Barcelona e-mail address.

You will receive your UIC Barcelona e-mail address along with your login details once you are formally enrolled.

When you login for the first time, you will need to do so via your personal portal. There, on the left-hand side, you will find the list of applications, which includes your university e-mail address.

It is important that you regularly check your e-mail.

• The various services at the University, as well as your teachers and the Faculty secretaries, will use it to contact you.
• Each week, Student Services will send you the newsletter “Sabies què...”, which contains information about the activities taking place at the University, as well as news regarding changes in the library or service opening hours, grants and other relevant information

You have 25 GB of Drive storage: if you exceed the limit, the uploading of photos
or files and the creation of documents will be disabled, and you will have to free up
space to enjoy all the features again. Once you graduate, your Drive
quota will be reduced to 5 GB.

All enrolled students are given a student card that accredits them as members of the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya.

What is it used for?

• It identifies you as a student of the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya.
• You can use it to take books out at the library.
• It provides access to certain facilities at the University: parking lots, classrooms, laboratories, etc.
• Discounts in some museums, stores, restaurants, travel agencies, opticians, ...

When and how can I get a student card?

In the case of students you have to request the card through the intranet. It is a digital ID card. In case of loss, you can request a new one through the intranet.

Students who have any questions can contact the Student Services (estudiants@uic.es).

If you are an employee, you can manage your physical ID card through the Human Resources Department (direcciopersones@uic.es).

BOOST YOUR TALENT

Each person is unique, and everyone has their own talent. Discover yours and make the most of it!

BOOST YOUR TALENT

Boost Your Talent is the UIC Barcelona programme designed to help you be the protagonist of your professional growth and become the best version of yourself.

How do we do it?

1. We assign a personal mentor to you
2. We give you the tools to discover your skills profile
3. We offer workshops and activities to help you grow in the area you decide
4. We channel your talent into extracurricular activities

Mentor

As UIC Barcelona student, you have a personal mentor assigned to you. You will find their name in the mentoring section of the intranet. They are someone dependable who will be there for you whenever you need them: a lecturer from your bachelor’s degree or a professional from your field of study.

What does a mentor do?

They are a key piece of BOOST YOUR TALENT. Their guidance will help you to be the best version of yourself. 

Put simply:

• They will provide material, resources and tools such as self-awareness tests that are commonly used in the business world.
• They will guide you in interpreting the results and together you can examine the development of your talents.
• They will help you decide on a personal programme to grow your skills. 

There is an element of science in personal development: you have to know how to make plans of action, recognise your strengths and weaknesses, and find ways to make your professional dreams come true. 

The sessions are individual and confidential. In general, each student has three or four sessions with their mentor throughout the year. But some have more: they take advantage of the opportunity. That depends on you!

How can I contact them?

You will find their name and email in the mentoring section of the intranet. Get in touch with them from mid-September.