The University of Navarra is based on the Christian inspiration promoted by St. Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer. Its mission is to seek and present the truth; contribute to the academic, cultural and personal education of its students; promote academic research and healthcare activities; and carry out broad cultural outreach and social promotion work with a clear goal of service.
- #251 Ranking
- 2 Courses
- 785 Academic Staff
- 11,545 Students
- 3,002 Students (int'l)
- 6,234 Students (female)
- Private Institution Type
About
History
The University of Navarra was founded in 1952 by St. Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer, the founder of Opus Dei. Since then, it has achieved many milestones in its history, which has been marked by the pursuit of excellence in teaching and research and a constant commitment to serve people and society as a whole.
Education
The University of Navarra offers a wide range of official undergraduate degrees and master's degrees that fully satisfy the needs of students who wish to carry out their professional activity on the international arena.
- Undergraduate degree programs
- Master's degree programs
- Spanish teaching (ILCE)
Research
The University of Navarra aspires to become an international reference Research University and to conduct interdisciplinary, international research with a high degree of social implication. The aim is for the improvement in research to have a positive effect on teaching quality.
Career
- We accompany students and graduates in their professional careers and help transfer the best talent to society.
- We collaborate with companies and all types of organizations to solve their hiring needs , in addition to offering them all the possibilities that the university world presents.
- Students, graduates and companies share talent, knowledge and challenges .
Services
Student services
The purpose of the University Orientation Service is to provide students in their last two years of high school with advice on choosing a university degree program. The team of advisors will assess students’ skills and areas of interest. This is done with the sole purpose of making sure prospective students are 100% sure about the choices they make.
Housing services
University halls of residence are on-campus centers that provide students with housing and promote residents' cultural, professional and human education and direct their activities toward service to the university community and society.
They offer a university environment that is conducive to intense study, in an atmosphere of professionalism and fellowship, with individual attention to students and their specific needs.
Library services
The Library Service makes available to its users a collection of more than one million printed volumes as well as several million scientific articles and electronic books. The various study and work spaces are distributed in the different libraries on the Pamplona, Madrid and San Sebastián campuses.
Medical services
Spanish healthcare consists of both private and public healthcare, with some hospitals (hospitales) and healthcare centres (centros de salud) offering both private (privado) and state healthcare services (asistencia sanitaria pública). The Centros de Salud can be found in each neighborhood in Pamplona. If you need to go to a Centro de Salud, you must go the center within the zone where you live.
Student Life
Campus life
The University of Navarra is distributed over four campuses, all with state-of-the-art facilities.
Sports facilities
The Sports Service offers an extensive range of activities to encourage sports among the students, teachers and staff of the University of Navarra.
Student clubs
- Ski & Snowboarding Club
- Mountain club
- Dikaios. Debate club
- Spanish Club
- Photography and Film Club
- Science Club
- Innovation Club
- Marketing and Sales Club
Accreditation
University of Navarra (UNAV) is located in Pamplona, Navarra, Spain. It is locally known as Universidad de Navarra. The university was established in 1952. It is accredited by Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia, España.
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