"Plans for the future development of the Royal Physical Chemistry College?" Echegaray didn't rush to answer Carlo's question but carefully thought and organized his words before he spoke: "His Majesty founded the Royal Physical Chemistry College based on Spain's urgent need for talent in physics and chemistry.
At Spain's universities, physics and chemistry programs are not given much importance, which has led to a shortage of outstanding graduates in these fields.
I have three considerations for the future development plans of the Royal Physical Chemistry College.
First, recruit the best professors and experts in physics and chemistry from across Europe to use their expertise in training more outstanding graduates for us.
Second, the educational situation in Spain inevitably limits the future student source for our school. I believe the college's scale should not be large, at least not until Spain's educational standards have improved.
