The University of Almería has designed an ambitious Summer Courses program aimed at expanding the boundaries of knowledge. Places are still available for four multidisciplinary offerings that merge science, technology, and culture as drivers of social transformation.

The first course, titled ‘Music, Brain, and Well-being: Scientific Evidence and Therapeutic Perspective’, will take place in Roquetas de Mar from June 29 to July 1. Directed by Patricia Martínez and Antonio Huete, it will explore the neuroscientific mechanisms of musical emotion through lectures, practical workshops, and a visit to the Roquetas de Mar Auditorium.

Subsequently, from July 6 to 8 on the UAL campus, the forum ‘Beyond the Classroom: New Scenarios for Current Teaching’, led by Alejandro Galindo Durán, will analyze the use of digital tools, cinema, and theater as pedagogical resources. It will feature experts such as Cipriano García-Hidalgo, Remedios Fernández, and Alberto Herráez.

Literature will take center stage on July 16 at the Teatro Apolo with ‘When Reality is Fiction: Novelistic Worlds in 2026’. Moderated by Raquel F. Cobo and directed by Miguel Gallego, it will bring together writers Sara Barquinero and Antonio Orejudo to discuss 'world fiction' and modern dystopias.

Finally, the course ‘Cultural Manifestations in the Levante Almeriense’ will be held in Cuevas del Almanzora from July 14 to 16. Directed by Rafael Quisorsa, it will highlight local identity, from amateur theater to the archaeological site of El Argar in Antas, and address cultural management for rural development.

The University of Almería reminds interested individuals that registrations made during May will receive a special discount. All detailed information is available on the official UAL Summer Courses website.