Vice-rector for Teaching and Students
M. José Jiménez Jiménez
- Access to university and induction
- Promotion of STEAM vocations
- Promotion of bachelor’s and master’s degrees (in coordination by the vice-rector for Academic and Language Policy)
- Student representation bodies
- Student associations
- University extension
- Gender policy for students (in coordination with the vice-rector for Social Responsibility and Equality)
- Sports Service
- Tutorial action plans and mentoring
- Educational cooperation agreements and work placements
- Student mobility (in coordination with the vice-rector for International Relations)
- Learning and library resources (in coordination with the vice-rector for Digital Strategy)
- Official grants and financial aid
- Learning grants, financial aid for extraordinary circumstances and salary grants (in coordination with the vice-rector for Social Responsibility and Equality)
- UPC Alumni
Biography
María José Jiménez is an associate professor at the Department of Mathematics. She has an undergraduate degree in Telecommunications from the ETSETB of the UPC and a doctoral degree in Mathematics, also from the UPC. She teaches at the Barcelona East School of Engineering (EEBE) and has also taught at the ETSECCPB, the ESEIAAT and the FME.
She is the scientific coordinator of the recognised and consolidated research group OMGRAPH (Optimisation Methods on Graphs) and the subgroup MAPTHE (Matrix Analysis and Potential Theory), which is more closely linked to the two research lines she is currently working in: the digital transition and medical technology. In the latter field, she is currently leading a project in the framework of the AGAUR Knowledge Industry grants for technology transfer. The project is developing an electrical impedance tomography device for medical diagnostic imaging.
On both the Terrassa Campus and the Besòs Campus, she has been an active member of the schools’ participatory bodies.
She is the scientific coordinator of the recognised and consolidated research group OMGRAPH (Optimisation Methods on Graphs) and the subgroup MAPTHE (Matrix Analysis and Potential Theory), which is more closely linked to the two research lines she is currently working in: the digital transition and medical technology. In the latter field, she is currently leading a project in the framework of the AGAUR Knowledge Industry grants for technology transfer. The project is developing an electrical impedance tomography device for medical diagnostic imaging.
On both the Terrassa Campus and the Besòs Campus, she has been an active member of the schools’ participatory bodies.