Iberdrola U
Iberdrola U, the energy that transforms the future
Professional skills Labour market Training
Iberdrola U, the Iberdrola Universities Program, aims to support the transfer of knowledge, talent and social contribution. It strengthens the link between universities and companies with the goal of teaching young talents the skills to develop innovative solutions to the energy sector's challenges. To make these aims a reality Iberdrola is working with nine leading global universities.
Iberdrola U, Iberdrola's University Programme, is a meeting point for university students, grant recipients, teachers, researchers and Iberdrola employees with a common goal: to contribute to defining the energy of the future using innovative solutions. It is a programme that gives opportunities to young talent, making them a part of the change in the energy sector and the challenges of the energy transition.
Through nine global agreements and other collaborations with universities, Iberdrola U is a network that drives training, entrepreneurship and research that currently connects more than 750,000 members including students, grant recipients, professors, researchers and employees with a shared goal: to be leaders in the future of energy.
Our company, Iberdrola, through its constant support and collaboration with education and entrepreneurship with the goal of developing students' skills and proficiencies in business, research and innovation, is undertaking a number of lines of action:
Agreements and lines of action of Iberdrola U
Young entrepreneurs
The future of energy will be written by the youth, and that's why Iberdrola wants to encourage new ideas and provide youth with the tools they need to make it happen.
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Iberdrola Chairs
With these agreements Iberdrola is encouraging University-Business technology transfer and establishing a collaborative framework for launching R&D projects and training initiatives.
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Main academic agreements
Currently, the nine agreements of the University Program connect more than 750,000 members, including students, scholarship holders, teachers, researches and employees.
Check out our main academic agreements
Women's development in STEM areas
Promoting scientific vocations among girls and young women.
Reskilling and upskilling
Work training in the digital transformation era.
What is lifelong learning?
The current context needs us to continuously update our skills.
Learning by doing
A more action-oriented methodology.