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What is a Learning Expedition?

A Learning Expedition is an immersive educational journey designed to go beyond the classroom by connecting students with the real-world pulse of a city. In Málaga, this experience bridges the gap between academic theory and local reality through exclusive encounters with university professors, local entrepreneurs, and international professionals.

Participants explore the region’s economic shifts—from the rise of tourism to the digital nomad boom—while engaging directly with peers and industry experts. It is a unique opportunity to decode a territory’s DNA, understand its professional challenges, and discover its cultural richness through authentic local experiences.

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Example of a Learning Expedition :

Welcome to Málaga! An immersive learning experience in the heart of Andalusia. Explore the local economy, innovation, culture, and gastronomy.

Day 1 – Tuesday

Morning: Anatomy of Spanish Growth and City Discovery

  • 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM: The Inner Workings of the Spanish Economy
    • With Mariano S.* (in English), Professor of Economics and Accounting at the University of Málaga (UMA), at the Innovation Campus, C/ Alamos 7.
    • Between Stability and Energy Transition: Mariano will detail the key indicators of the Spanish economy before highlighting a major strategic point: the rise of renewable energies.
  • 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM: Guided Tour of the Historic City Center
    • With Julian, a French-speaking guide, departing from the Innovation Campus.
  • 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM: Free time for lunch.

Afternoon: Málaga’s New Talents

  • 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM: Cross-Perspectives – The Next Generation of Digital Marketing – Meeting with two Master’s students* in Digital Marketing Management at UMA (Faculty of Economics and Management in Málaga) (in English), at the Innovation Campus, C/ Alamos 7.
    • Presentation of their professional and academic backgrounds.
    • Their discovery of the local economic landscape and future ambitions.

Day 2 – Wednesday

Morning: The New Entrepreneurs’ Eldorado

  • 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM: Inside the “Digital Nomad” Den
    • An immersive visit to the Innovation Campus with Ambrosio L.*, Center Manager (in English).
      • Campus DNA: How this coworking space became the essential hub for new technologies in Andalusia.
      • Resident Profiles: Who are these untethered entrepreneurs redefining the way we work? The tech community transforming the local economy.
  • 11:15 AM – 12:45 PM: Meeting with Mike S.*, Director of Beta Best Produce Ltd, an import/export company for agri-food products (in English), at the Innovation Campus.
    • After exploring the “dematerialized” economy of nomads, meet a key player in the tangible economy.
    • The Málaga Bet: Understanding the regional logistical and strategic advantages through the journey of an international executive.
  • 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM: Free time for lunch.

Afternoon: How Does Málaga Attract Tech Companies?

  • 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM: Málaga, the “Silicon Valley” of the Mediterranean with Aline D.*, Head of International Projects at Málaga TechPark (in French), at the Innovation Campus.
    • The Objective: After exploring economic forces and talent, this session explains how the city “sells” these assets to global tech giants.
    • Understanding the engineering behind territorial attractiveness. Aline will explain how the TechPark connects Málaga to the rest of Europe.

Day 3 – Thursday

Morning: Local Entrepreneurship and Gastronomy

  • 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM: Masterclass: The Art of Entrepreneurship on a Plate with Diego*, co-manager of the Tercer Acto restaurant group (in Spanish, translated).
    • From Idea to Group: The story behind the creation and growth of their business.
    • Strategy & Terroir: Their business model, from selecting local products to managing a team in a highly competitive sector.
  • 11:30 AM – 12:00 PM: Sensory Immersion – Local Product Tasting
    • A tasting experience to discover the products that define Málaga’s identity and exchange with Diego in a convivial setting.
  • 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM: Free time for lunch.

Afternoon: Self-Guided Visit to the Carmen Thyssen Museum

  • After tasting the local flavors, discover them through art. This museum, housed in a 16th-century palace, reflects the evolution of Spain. A vibrant journey through traditional Andalusia and avant-garde modernity (Sorolla, Pop Art).

Practical Information

  • *Please note that schedules or speakers may be subject to change based on availability.
  • “Self-guided” visits are conducted without the accompaniment of the host organization representative.

We hope this Learning Expedition in Málaga will be an enriching and memorable experience for you!

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