Five students from the University of Navarra have been included in the Nova 111 Students list, which highlights the young people with the greatest capacity to generate transformative social impact in Spain. They are Amaya Vizmanos from Pamplona, Ignacio Elías from Barcelona and Francisco Javier Moreno from Madrid, all three from the double Degree in Law and Business Administration; Albert Vidal, from Barcelona and from Degree at International Office; and Víctor Fernández Gil, from Gijón and student from the double Master's Degree in Architecture and Real Estate. The students were selected from more than 1,500 candidates.

The University of Navarra was the fifth with the most university students nominated and included in the list, an initiative that aims to identify the country's brightest under 35s with the greatest potential to lead society. In addition, a former student of the School Law School, Miguel Moreno, has also been recognised in Nova 111 Students. All six will be honoured at a gala in May. 

The students have had to pass a filter of more than 200 parameters from assessment designed by Nova to locate those with the greatest potential, before being assessed by the jury. The goal of the list is to find and accelerate the best students in the country, giving them access to the right tools to empower their growth and become better leaders. The young people will now become part of degree program 's year-long acceleration programme, designed to maximise their potential, where they will be provided with a talent agent, coaching sessions, a performance-enhancing module and multiple networking opportunities to grow their networks.

Nova is anonly-by-invitation network where "the top 3% of talent connect with each other, develop and accelerate their careers". It has a community of over 11,000 members from 86 countries and offers events, mentoring, networking sessions and training, as well as opportunities to connect with investors, companies and professionals from different sectors.