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In "About the University" we provide a number of informational pages about the University of Navarra, various links, a virtual visit to the University, etc.

On other pages we provide information about the University's Academic Authorities, access to news about the University, as well as the weekly calendar of activities, among other sections of interest.

At the University of Navarra we offer 42 undergraduate degree programs and more than 300 graduate programs in ten principal Schools, two Superior Technical Schools, a Business School (the IESE), two University Schools, a School of Secretarial Studies (ISSA) and other centers and institutions.

During the 2007-2008 academic year 828 full-time professors worked at the University, along with 1,049 persons dedicated to administration and services; 9,188 students were enrolled in undergraduate studies and 4,302 were enrolled in graduate programs. At the University of Navarra Hospital 521 doctors, 810 nurses and another 1,115 professionals are employed. More than 150,000 patients are cared for each year

The University of Navarra was founded in 1952 by St. Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer, who summarized the mission of the University with these works: "The University of Navarra strives to make present in all its activities the awareness of the idea that work is a testimony of the supremacy of the human being over the material world, a means of personal development, a bond between people and a fundamental way of contributing to the progress of humankind."

Since 1952, the University of Navarra has been linked with Opus Dei, an institution of the Catholic Church founded by St. Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer, and which spreads the message that work and the ordinary realities of life are the road of Christian life. The Prelature of Opus Dei provides the spiritual and pastoral means necessary in order that the University may maintain and develop its Christian identity.