University of Granada

The University of Granada (UGR) is a public research university founded in 1531 in Granada, Spain. It is one of Spain's largest and most prestigious universities, directly involving approximately 65,000 students, researchers, teachers and administrative staff. UGR offers over 70 undergraduate (grado) degrees in arts and humanities, sciences, health sciences, social and legal sciences, and engineering and architecture; more than 100 official master's programmes (including 9 international double-degree programmes); and 28 doctoral programmes organised across three Doctoral Schools. UGR is the leading Spanish university in Erasmus+ student mobility and hosts over 6,000 international students per year. It has an extensive network of more than 1,000 active international cooperation agreements and participates in European university alliances including Arqus. In addition to its main Granada campus, UGR has campuses in Ceuta and Melilla. The university is internationally recognised for research excellence in fields such as information science, computer engineering, and health sciences, with 500 research groups collaborating with national and international scientists.