The Virtual Campus is the space where you will manage academic communications, check your schedules, grades, and academic record, as well as stay informed about CETT’s events and activities or access job and internship opportunities.

Before getting started, remember that you can access the Virtual Campus from the CETT website or by downloading the Campus App from the App Store or Google Play.

Now you’re ready! We’ve prepared a guide to show you how it works. We recommend reviewing it before your classes begin:

• Guide for vocational training students
• Guide for university degrees students
• Guide for master’s degree students

To enter the building, you will need to download the QR code through the CETT Campus App to validate it at the turnstiles located at the main entrance.

How do I get the QR code to access CETT?

• Download the CETT Campus App from the App Store or Google Play.
• Log in with your campus access password and give your consent. If you are a new student and have not yet accessed the campus, you will need to log in with the identification document (ID, passport, or NIE) you provided to the Academic Office.
• Tap the icon to open the QR code on the home screen.
• Scan the QR code at the turnstile to enter.

Will you be starting the Bachelor's Degree in Culinary and Gastronomic Sciences in September? Then this information is for you.

You will benefit from the combined expertise of two renowned institutions: the CETT-UB Campus and the UB Food and Nutrition Campus in Torribera. You will attend classes at both campuses:

• CETT, Barcelona School of Tourism, Hospitality and Gastronomy.
• Food and Nutrition Campus of Torribera (UB) in Santa Coloma de Gramenet.

CETT’s building is organized across six floors, each with its own classrooms and services.

Finding your classroom is easy! Each classroom at CETT is labeled with two digits:

• The first digit indicates the floor where the classroom is located.
• The second digit identifies the classroom number.

You can also check the classroom map here.

B1 | Main Floor

This is where you'll find Reception, the Academic Secretary’s Office, the Espai Fòrum café, and the Jardinet del Fòrum. It’s also home to the fine-dining Aula Restaurant, the Teaching Kitchen, the Demonstration Kitchen, and the Pre-preparation Room.

From this floor, you can also access Hotel Alimara through the garden.

B0 | Lower Ground Floor

Here you’ll find the changing rooms and classrooms B0.1 to B0.22, including the Gastronomic Lab, Techno-Culinary Classrooms, the Restaurant Workshop, the Pastry Kitchen, the General Cooking Workshop, the Sommellerie Rooms, the Research and Innovation Area, the Gastronomic Space, the Sensory Room, and the Plaza Room.

1 | First Floor

This floor includes classrooms 1.1 to 1.5, including the Computer Labs.

You’ll also find the UB-Bullipedia Space, Career Services, CETT Alumni, the Vocational Training School, the Faculty Room, ICT Services, tutoring rooms, and workspaces for different management departments.

2 | Second Floor

Here you’ll find classrooms 2.1 to 2.11, including the Room of the Senses and the Reception Classroom. You’ll also find vending machines on this floor.

3 | Third Floor

This floor houses classrooms 3.1 to 3.12.

4 | Fourth Floor

Here you’ll find the Resource Center and the Eidos Space.

This floor is also home to several academic and administrative services, including the University School, Research and Knowledge Transfer, and the International Department.

Espai Fòrum

The Fòrum is a cafeteria-restaurant classroom open to the public. It offers a varied, healthy, and seasonal gastronomic selection adapted to different times of the day. It is where vocational training students have their first contact with real customers and reinforce their culinary techniques.

Opening hours: Monday to Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Aula Restaurant

The Aula Restaurant CETT is a learning space for vocational training students that replicates the characteristics of a real fine-dining restaurant. It offers a gastronomic experience designed with the customer in mind, based on the season, the product, and the demands of today’s most current and refined service.

Opening hours: Monday to Friday, from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. You can visit their website.

On Campus
Pay attention to the hall screens located on the main floor (B01), where you’ll find up-to-date CETT information.

Online

You can find information about CETT through:

• Virtual Campus: You can access it through this link or from the top-right corner of the CETT website. Remember to log in using your username and password.
• Email: CETT will send emails to your student email address, so we recommend checking it regularly.
• Agenda: All events are listed in the CETT online calendar—you can start saving them now!
• News: On our corporate blog, you can read interviews with students, faculty, professionals, and alumni, as well as industry-related news.
• Social media: We’re on LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. Don’t forget to follow us and share your CETT experience!

We provide you with the Student Guide, where you will find general information, the curriculum, class schedules, scholarships, regulations, the tutorial action plan, academic organization, and more.

We recommend reviewing this guide before the start of the academic year.

• Student Guide for Vocational Training Programs
• Student Guide for Bachelor's Degrees
• Student Guide for Master's Degrees
• Student Guide for Postgraduate and Continuing Education Programs

CETT ID Card for all students

• You will have access to the CETT digital ID card through the Virtual Campus.

UB ID Card for Bachelor's and Master's Degree Students

• The UB ID card certifies your personal data, identifies you for university-related procedures, and gives you access to a special benefits program designed for students.
• At the beginning of the academic year, you can obtain it by downloading the SocUB app. Students who enroll after the academic year has started will not be able to request the card until all administrative procedures have been completed.
• Check the UB ID card information here.

CRAI

The CRAI (also known as the Learning and Research Resource Centre) is the University of Barcelona's library network, with a total of nineteen libraries located across the university’s campuses and centres. It houses nearly two million books and journals (both digital and print).

The closest library to CETT is the CRAI Library at the Mundet Campus (about 15 minutes walking), and the CRAI Library of Philosophy, Geography and History also has a wide selection of tourism-related resources.

You can check out how it works, opening hours, information resources and available services on their wehttps://crai.ub.edu/enbsite.

UB Sports

UB Sports is located on Avinguda Diagonal and offers 100,000 m² of sports facilities, including a swimming pool, tennis and padel courts, group activity rooms, football and rugby fields, and an athletics track. There are also special membership deals for the UB Community.

You can learn more about schedules, passes, promotions and facilities here.

School of Modern Languages – EIM

The School of Modern Languages (EIM) offers training in foreign languages such as English, German, French, Italian, Persian, and Chinese. Whether you're looking for general language courses, introductory classes, oral fluency workshops, or exam preparation courses, this is your school!

For more information, visit their website.

Language Exchange Programme

The Language Exchange Programme matches a student participating in a mobility programme who is learning Catalan with a native Catalan speaker who wants to practise another language.

This is not a formal language class or course; each pair decides when and where to meet and what activities they want to do together (have a coffee, go for a walk, visit a museum, etc.).

Find out more here.

Student Associations

Would you like to join a colla castellera? Are you passionate about theatre, into role-playing games or photography? Looking to enjoy the university experience while sharing your interests with like-minded peers?

Check out the University of Barcelona’s Student Associations. You’ll find cultural, sports, leisure, solidarity and many other types of associations—there are over thirty to choose from!

Unirun

If you like running, the Unirun is made for you!

It’s a 5 km race involving the 12 Catalan universities. In addition to registering individually, you'll also identify with your university—Barcelona University in your case.

More info on the Unirun https://unirun.cat/en/home-en/website.

Barcelona University Sports Leagues

Would you like to play football, basketball, or volleyball? You can sign up for the university leagues either with your own team or individually through the player pool.

The Barcelona University Sports Leagues are the most important amateur competition in the university community, find more info here. 

UB Volunteering

The University of Barcelona launched this initiative to promote involvement in nonprofit organisations and encourage a more engaged and socially responsible university.

To explore the available volunteering opportunities and key information for participants, visit the UB Volunteerinhttps://lliguesuniversitaries.cat/inicig website.

CETT organizes various events throughout the year, focused both on students and the sector and its professionals. Some of the most important ones you will experience in the 2025–2026 academic year are:

Go Abroad Fair – October 18, 2025

This event is very important if you want to do a study or internship stay abroad. During the fair, you will be able to learn about all the destinations, talk to representatives from partner universities, and get information about the requirements and procedures.

Academic Year Opening Ceremony – October 21, 2025

This marks the kick-off of the academic year and includes the inaugural lecture in front of an audience made up of CETT authorities, faculty, students, and service staff.

CETT Talent – February 6, 2026

CETT’s employability fair is held every year to connect leading companies with professionals and students from CETT.

Culinary, Pastry and Restaurant Service Competitions – February 11 and 25, 2025

Students in CETT's Hospitality Vocational Programs have the opportunity to showcase and demonstrate their knowledge and skills before a jury made up of CETT professionals and experts from the food and restaurant sector.

CETT Alimara Awards – March 27, 2025

These awards recognize those products, services, strategies or actions that bring an innovative vision to the fields of communication, digitalization, sustainability, and research in the tourism, hotel and gastronomy sectors.

CETT Travel – April 3, 2025

Students from the Tourism Vocational Training Programs will be at your service to help you organize a great trip! Come to the fair and explore all the destinations, create an itinerary and an approximate budget, and set off on your next adventure.

Gastronomic Gathering – April 28 and 30, 2025

For two days, CETT becomes a meeting place between students from the hospitality vocational training programs and the Bachelor's in Culinary and Gastronomic Sciences, who are preparing to join the gastronomy sector, and professionals in cooking, restaurant service and gastronomic research.

Tourist Talent Management – May 16, 2025

This day is a meeting point for professionals in the tourism and hospitality sector. Practical strategies are explored, discussed and applied to improve team well-being.

End of Studies Ceremonies – May and June 2025

One of the most exciting moments of your academic journey! We will celebrate the completion of your studies alongside classmates and teaching staff.