Impact on society
Our university vocation drives us to work for the common good and to promote a positive impact on our environment.
Professionals
professionals make up the staff of the University
ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH
2.764
Pamplona (1): 2,229
Madrid: 69
San Sebastian (2): 466
(1) Includes professionals from Cima
(2) Includes professionals from Escuela de Ingeniería-Tecnun and Ceit, research center with its own legal status.
CLÍNICA UNIVERSIDAD DE NAVARRA
3.567
Pamplona: 2,415
Madrid: 1,152
IESE BUSINESS SCHOOL
696
Barcelona: 500
Madrid: 164
Munich: 17
New York: 15
Internships and employment
internships managed by the Internship Service and employment for students and graduates
FOR STUDENTS
5.955
(5,704 national and 251 international)
Of these, 4,370 were curricular and 1,585 extracurricular.
FOR GRADUATES
328
(322 national and 6 international)
597 offers from work managed and 923 candidates.
VIRTUAL FAIR
Virtual Career Forum
120
companies
515
offers of employment
6.549
applications for internships and/or employment
1.631
registered
High employment rate of our graduates
92% of the alumni of Degree of the University of Navarra are employed; that is, they are working (69%) or are engaged in other activities (25%) such as studying or taking competitive examinations, among others. As for those of Master's Degree, 87% have employment. These are some of the data published in the latest study carried out each year by the Ikerfel Institute of Market Research and Strategic Marketing for the University.
Rankings
2ª
in Spain according to the CYD ranking. First in international orientation, second in teaching and learning and third in research and knowledge transfer. knowledge
249
in the world according to QS Ranking. Fifth in Spain
4
of Spain according to Times Higher Education Ranking
Solidarity
1.493
volunteers are part of the 127 Tantaka projects.
1,208 in Pamplona, 185 in San Sebastián and 100 in Madrid.
37
Volunteers participated in 12 international cooperation projects in 9 countries.
108
associations collaborate with Tantaka. Their satisfaction with the work developed by Tantaka is 4 points out of 5.
64
students served at the Unit for the Attention of Persons with Disabilities (UAPD)
110
students participated in a course on international cooperation development
10
people carried out professional internships at the University thanks to the Tantaka Inclusion program.
Entrepreneurship and innovation
euros obtained from the subcontracting of research and development+I to the University from the Innovation Factory activity.
16
companies invested by the fund and 11 investees of the University.
910
attendees at generic entrepreneurship and innovation activities
1.123
students participating in training activities(projects and challenges) at Innovation Factory
INNOVATION IN HEALTH
The University's Incubator, at partnership with the Clinic and IESE Business School, has launched a new call for applications to promote the application of innovative solutions at subject in healthcare. The selected candidates will have access to mentoring and support from clinical experts and the incubator, to the network of experts from the University, to its know-how and capabilities of research and development, as well as to its network of investors.
University and social challenges
The Institute for Culture and Society develops interdisciplinary, transformative projects with social impact.
Topics of focus:
Care and dignity of people with advanced disease
research and dissemination of the historical and cultural bequest
Diagnosis of societies through their links and emotions.
Analysis of social, political and professional discourses
Affectivity of the person from infancy to maturity
Challenges of transitioning to adulthood today.
Dialogue between neuroscience and Philosophy to understand the human being.
Scientific solutions to alleviate extreme poverty
Understanding the role of religion and religious institutions in history and contemporary societies.
Strategy 2025
Young people, relationships and psychological well-being
The campus of Pamplona was the venue for the congress international conference "Young people, relationships and psychological wellbeing". Framed in the challenge ICS 22-23, it revolved around four main axes: mental disorders in young people, relationship with new technologies, social interactions and behavioral addictions.
58
researchers from 26 nationalities are part of ICS
4.050.466
is the budget ICS
187
publications during the 2023/24 academic year
40
projects in force at the center
Art and science
6.350
children participated in the Museum's school programs
1.207
students used the Museum as a learning space
15
Campus Creative activities developed
49.241
people attended exhibitions, theater, music and dance performances, lectures, films, family and school workshops and professional meetings at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
27
Performing arts and musicshows and activities
6
exhibitions occupied the halls of the Museum
44
knowledge dissemination science sessions were given by the Science Museum to students from national schools.
957
students from schools in Navarre participated in the science week workshops held at the University of Navarra
200
children participated in the VI edition of the University of Navarra Science Museum camps.
5.552
people participated in the activities of the temporaryexhibition "Dinosaurs among us".
2.065
people attended the activities of the #LabMeCrazy! Science Film Festival