Educational institutions · Granada, Andalusia, Spain

Universidad de Granada

Founded in 1531, the University of Granada is a public teaching and research institution with degree programs, research facilities, and services across several campuses.

About Universidad de Granada

Studying and research in Granada

The University of Granada (UGR) is a public teaching and research institution founded in 1531. It reports more than 54,000 students and describes itself as a leading Erasmus destination, with strong placements in international rankings such as the Shanghai Ranking.

Academic programs

  • Undergraduate degrees
  • Master’s and doctoral programs
  • Open online courses (MOOCs)
  • Modern Languages Center
  • Permanent School of Open Education

Research and knowledge transfer

The university describes itself as a leader in research and has dedicated structures for knowledge transfer, entrepreneurship, and internships. It has a Scientific Instrumentation Center and a Career and Internship Center.

International programs and mobility

The UGR offers international mobility and exchange programs and is a prominent Erasmus destination. Its institutional strategy is set out in the UGR 2031 Strategic Plan.

Student services and campus life

Services include student information and support, housing, a cultural calendar, a university store, a library, and an online administrative portal. The university also manages sustainability, equality, and workplace safety initiatives.

Online channels

The university publishes news and media through its own channels and is active on Facebook, X, YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and LinkedIn.

In brief

Higher education and research