Radio University of Navarra
LIVE, 24 HOURS
TEACHING, KNOWLEDGE DISSEMINATION AND ACCOMPANIMENTATION
Radio Universidad de Navarra was born almost with the millennium, in the 1999-2000 season. It was the confirmation of a sound project that had been in the making for many years in the School of Communication, where there has always been a commitment to a "radio school". It was born with a triple aspect: teaching, knowledge dissemination and accompaniment.
LABORATORY PROFESSOR OF RADIO AND SOUND
It aims to be a laboratory professor of radio and sound, as well as a platform for sound and digital production of the students of the School of Communication School
A radio station that can be consumed thanks to the Internet: both through live listening to its programming via streaming and through on-demand radio services, podcasting sites and social networks.
Its own university roots lead it to concern itself with current news, culture, music, solidarity, sports, history, sound creation, campus life and research activity, without forgetting the local content of Navarre, which physically hosts this radio station that wants to reach everyone.
teaching
Radio Universidad de Navarra has its roots in the teaching of radio and sound and is nourished by the programs that the students of the School of Communication carry out in the different subjects. News, culture, music, solidarity, sports, history, science, research activity... Everything has its place in our programming.
Team
Radio associations and network
Radio Universidad de Navarra chairs the association of University Radio Stations of Spain - ARU and is part of the World College Radio Day task force. These collaborative projects produce collective programs and share the work of different radio stations, which also allows students and audiences to learn about the ways of doing things in other areas of Spain and the world and enrich the content and learning.
association of University Radios
Radio Universidad de Navarra was one of the radio stations that participated in 2011 in the creation of the association of University Radios of Spain (ARU), a grouping that brings together almost 40 radio stations from universities across the country. As a member of this institution, it also connects with the RIU, Radio Internacional Universitaria - network of Networks.