University life isn't all about studying; it's also essential to socialize, meet people, and have fun, even during stressful times. The Cultural Center offers a wide variety of alternative cultural activities, from sports and dance to programming and visual arts workshops. We want it to be a meeting point for students from all over the University of Seville, a place to relax, and a go-to resource for students to enjoy their time studying at the Higher Technical School of Engineering.

All information about our activities is available on the Culture Notice Board. We are located in the basement, next to the kiosk, under the physics department.

E-mail: coordinator.cultura.etsi@gmail.com
Twitter: @CulturaEsi
Facebook: ETSi Culture Classroom

The Music Room's main function is to serve as a rehearsal space for students of the Higher Technical School of Engineering, as well as students from any other faculty of the University of Seville who wish to play their instruments. Introductory classes are organized for anyone interested in music; these include basic solfège, percussion, guitar, piano, bass, and more.

E-mail: musica.etsi@gmail.com

The graphic and plastic arts classroom is used for all kinds of activities related to painting, model making, miniatures, DIY, posters, sewing, and can also be used as a workshop when needed by any other classroom or the students belonging to it.

E-mail: agp.etsi.us@gmail.com

This room houses all the board games, card games, and role-playing games located in the main Culture room. It is the largest room and has many tables, chairs, and climate control. We also have cabinets and shelves for storing materials after use. All games and books are available to any student who requests them from the coordinator.

Email: aladrolyjuegos@gmail.com

The Dance and Music Classroom is comprised of five groups: oriental dance, salsa, capoeira, sevillanas, and funky. These activities are considered part of the same classroom and project because they are physical activities that help improve body awareness, coordination, and control.

Each group offers free classes once or several times a week and prepares demonstrations and performances to attract new members and as an end goal for existing ones.
Schedules are posted on the Culture notice board.

Email: salsaingenieros@gmail.com

The Photography Classroom is one of the largest and most active of the Culture classrooms.

The Photography Workshop meetings are held on Mondays in the Film Club Room, starting at 7:00 PM.
Many workshops are offered, including darkroom techniques, outdoor photography, portraiture, and photographic crafts.

E-mail: aula.fotografia.esi@gmail.com

The Martial Arts Classroom focuses on sharing a small part of the wisdom of this Eastern tradition. Participants will be introduced to the techniques and the respect they entail. Martial arts were created through the study of the human body, with a strong physiological component, which we will explore while explaining the main techniques. Our activities include Self-Defense on Mondays and Wednesdays, and Full Contact on Tuesdays.

The Film Club is a classroom dedicated to film culture, whose main function is to screen films, documentaries, and series, followed by discussions and debates. It also has various materials available for filming and producing short films.

Email: etsicineclub@gmail.com

The ETSi cultural center is preparing to hold the Engineers' Gala, an entertainment space mainly intended for ETSi members (both participants and the public) where topics such as daily life at school and university are parodied, and there is "intelligent" related to the field of engineering, while awards are given to the professors most voted for by the students.

Email: grangaladeingenieros@gmail.com

Twitter: @Gala_Ingenieros

The Engineering Student Band (Tuna de Ingenieros) is a musical group that is characterized by keeping alive a part of the university's identity. Under professional musical direction, engineering students have the opportunity to learn to sing, play an instrument, and develop their social skills, sharing stages, trips, and experiences that strengthen their overall development.