How does the University of León contribute to the achievement of this objective?
- 16.2. University governance measures
- 16.2.1. In our collegiate governing bodies there are representatives of students, teaching staff and non-teaching employees.
Composition of the Governing Council
Composition of the Senate
Composition of the Social Council
Composition of the Senate of Doctors - 16.2.2. Our students have representation and association bodies
Student Council
Student Association Regulations
Student Associations of the University of León - 16.2.3.We identify interested parties in institutional collaboration and have procedures in place to interact with them
Vice President for Institutional and Society Relations
Regulations for the processing and approval of agreements
Regulations for extraordinary chairs at the University of León
Regulations for extraordinary chairs at the University of LeónSchool of Educational Innovation - 16.2.4. We have participatory bodies to identify and interact with local stakeholders
Social Council
FGULEM - 16.2.5. The University of León bases its behavior on the ethical and conduct principles contained in the Basic Statute of Public Employees and in the Code of Ethics for Public Employees of Castilla y León
Code of Ethics for Public Employees of Castilla y León
Anti-Fraud Commission
Fraud prevention measures - 16.2.6. We have a policy to support academic freedom (freedom to choose research areas and to speak and teach publicly about the research area)
Statute of the University of León (article 2). In the art. 2 of the statute of the University of León indicates that academic freedom is guaranteed in its dimension of academic freedom, research and study. - 16.2.7. We publish the financial data of the University
Transparency Portal: Economic Information
- 16.2.1. In our collegiate governing bodies there are representatives of students, teaching staff and non-teaching employees.
- 16.3 Working with the government
- 16.3.1. we provide specific expert advice to local and regional governments
Geographical Dynamisation Agreement
Scientific and Technical Collaboration Contract - 16.3.2. We provide outreach, general education, skills enhancement and capacity building to policy and legislative decision-makers on relevant issues, such as economics, law, technology, migration and displacement, and climate change.
Migrating with rights
Ralbar Programme - 16.3.3. We participate in governmental investigations
INCIBE 2021 Agreements: https://www.incibe.es/sites/default/files/paginas/perfil-contratante-y-transparencia/convenios-y-encomiendas/2021_convenios.pdf
INCIBE 2022 agreements: https://www.incibe.es/sites/default/files/paginas/perfil-contratante-y-transparencia/convenios-y-encomiendas/2022_convenios.pdf
- 16.3.1. we provide specific expert advice to local and regional governments
- 16.4. Proportion of law and law enforcement graduates
- 16.4.1. Graduates in titles related to law and law enforcement (course 2018-19).
Total number of graduates in the academic year 2021-22: 2688
Total number of graduates in law and law enforcement related degrees in the academic year 2021-22: 158
- 16.4.1. Graduates in titles related to law and law enforcement (course 2018-19).
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GRACE
GRACE aims to equip European law enforcement agencies with advanced investigative and analytical capabilities to respond to the spread of child sexual exploitation material online.
4NSEEK
https://www.incibe.es/en/european-projects/4nseek
The main objectives of the project are:
The promotion of international police cooperation with the use of common forensic tools and procedures, as well as advanced training in this matter that materialized in the Cybersecurity Summer Bootcamp event, 2019 and 2020 editions.
The improvement of the 4NSEEK forensic analysis tool specialized in child abuse including innovative improvements based on the needs of the police officers involved, reinforced by the scientific research of the participating Universities.
The preparation and dissemination of guides and other materials to detect and prevent the sexual abuse of minors through a group of experts in this type of crime, made up of psychologists, social workers, educators, legislators, police officers and prosecutors.