University of Navarra - Pamplona - Spain

The University of Navarra was founded in 1952, promoted by Saint Josemaría Escrivá, founder of Opus Dei. Since then, many milestones have marked its history, marked by the search for excellence in teaching and research, always at the service of people and society. With its 113 hectares of land, the University's Pamplona campus is the largest park in the city. It has more than 4,190 trees of 173 different species, as well as various shrub species, and a botanical route that can be followed while walking. In addition, since the 19/20 academic year, it includes a 5 km circular running circuit. It houses 14 Schools, with more than 50 Degrees (9 of them bilingual) and more than 15 double Degrees.

In addition to its activities professor, campus in Pamplona carries out intense scientific research at the service of society, provides assistance at Clínica Universidad de Navarra and promotes art and the dissemination of science at the University of Navarra Museum and the University's Science Museum. The University has numerous sports facilities and schools, with a Mountain Club, a Running Club and a Cycling Club. In addition, numerous activities and competitions are organised.