Princess Leonor Begins Her University Studies at Carlos III
Princess Leonor arrived at the Carlos III University campus to start her degree.
KEY POINTS
- Princess Leonor arrived at the Carlos III University in Madrid.
- She is studying for a degree in Political Sciences.
- Her arrival at the Adolfo Posada building drew significant media attention.
- Other students also began their classes on the same morning.
Princess Leonor arrived at the Getafe campus of the Carlos III University in southern Madrid to begin her higher education.
Media reporters, cameras, and photographers gathered early in the morning, altering the usual routine of the public institution.
The focus centered on the Adolfo Posada building, where the Princess of Asturias arrived just before nine o'clock.
She has enrolled to study for a degree in Political Sciences at the public university.
At the same hour, hundreds of students crossed the campus to attend their first classes of the academic year.
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