Participation in the survey of the First UPF Equality and Diversity Plan is open

The UPF community is invited to participate in the online survey, which  will be available until 20 June online

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UPF launches its body-to-science donation program

Using the message 'Thanks to you' as a slogan, the University wants to thank the donors for this altruistic act that allows to guarantee the high quality teaching of the degree in Medicine at UPF.

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Seven UPF researchers receive grants from the Spanish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities to consolidate their research

Seven UPF researchers receive grants from the Spanish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities to consolidate their research

In total, the seven projects are endowed with some 1.8 million euros and will be conducted in the departments of Law, Engineering, Translation and Language Sciences, and Medicine and Life Sciences. 

Pompeu Fabra University awards an honorary doctorate to the feminist and climate change activist, Vandana Shiva

Pompeu Fabra University awards an honorary doctorate to the feminist and climate change activist, Vandana Shiva

The university's highest distinction has been awarded in recognition of its academic contribution and eco-feminist and pacifist activism.

Back The YERUN network of young European universities founded in Brussels

The YERUN network of young European universities founded in Brussels

UPF is one of the eighteen European universities under fifty years old and with a strong presence in international rankings that have agreed to cooperate in the fields of research, teaching anb mobility.
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Group picture at Maastricht University The network of young European research universities (YERUN, Young European Research Universities Network) was founded today in Brussels with the aim of promoting joint initiatives in the field of research and teaching, as well as encouraging research and teaching mobility. This network is special as it is made up of young European universities, -under fifty years- with accredited presence in the various rankings of international prestige (Times Higher Education, QS, and Shanghai).

The agreement signed today by the rectors reflects their desire to cooperate towards    increasing the influence of the youngest universities on research policies promoted by the European Union. Beyond this strategic action, the agreement also provides for promoting collaborative research in areas and projects with a high social impact in addition to encouraging academic exchange programmes for students, teachers and administrative and service staff, and establishing joint programmes at degree, master's and doctorate levels. The agreement, which comes after an initial meeting of rectors held in Madrid in October 2014, included the presentation by professor Peter van der Hijden, an independent expert on higher education and science policy.

The YERUN network consists of the following universities: Konstanz and Ulm (Germany); Antwerp (Belgium); Southern Denmark (Denmark); Autonomous University of Barcelona, Autonomous University of Madrid, Carlos III of Madrid and Pompeu Fabra (Spain); Eastern Finland (Finland); Paris Dauphine (France); Dublin City University (Ireland); Tor Vergata University of Rome (Italy); Maastricht (Netherlands); Nova de Lisboa (Portugal); Brunel and Essex (UK); Linköping (Sweden).

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