University of Granada
Suitable for degrees in Hispanic Studies
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The University of Granada dates back as far as the Middle Ages. Ranked among the best in Europe, it is widely recognised internationally for its quality in the different university areas: teaching, research, culture and services. According to the ARWU-Shanghai ranking, the University of Granada is the third in Spain. Approximately 80,000 individuals – students, researchers, lecturers, and administrative and service staff – are directly linked to the UGR, making it the 4th largest university in Spain. Approximately 6,000+ international undergraduate, masters, and doctoral students undertake studies at the UGR every year, making it a truly multicultural study destination.
The University of Granada is a public university situated in the historical region of Andalusía, located just 35km from the spectacular Sierra Nevada mountain range and 65km from the Mediterranean coast. During the semester, you can go skiing at the southernmost ski resort in Europe, visit the magnificent historical Alhambra palace, enjoy the stunning architecture and culture of Andalusía and go sunbathing at the Costa del Sol. The University of Granada also has campuses in the cities of Ceuta and Melilla in Northern Africa, making the UGR the only European university with campuses on two continents.
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