General Information
"The University cannot turn its back upon any uncertainty, worry or necessity suffered by men."
With these words, the Founder of the University of Navarra enunciated the outlook of the University towards research: that of service to society.
At the University of Navarra, our research is characterized by the breadth of its scope. A large proportion of the many areas of Sciences and Humanities are the objects of study at the University itself, and in its associated research centers. In this way, we can assure an interdisciplinary, complete and effective response to current challenges in the field of research and development.
Information about research:
Research Centers at the University of Navarra
In Pamplona:
- The Pamplona Campus, which hosts research groups belonging to the various Schools
- The Clinic of the University of Navarra, which focuses on medical and clinical research
- The Center for Research in Applied Medicine (CIMA), dedicated to research in the areas of Cardiovascular Physiology, Oncology, Neurosciences, Genetic Therapy and Hepatology
- The Center for Research in Applied Pharmacobiology (CIFA), which specializes in research, development and innovation in medicines and related topics (chemical contaminations and microbes in food, toxicology, etc) in collaboration with industry
In San Sebastián:
- The Technological Campus of the University of Navarra (TECNUN) operated by the Professional School of Engineers, whose research activities are focused on industrial innovation via projects for developing products and services
- Guipúzcoa Center for Technical Studies and Research (CEIT), based on the Professional School of Engineers of the University of Navarra, and focused on applied research and technological development under contract
In Madrid and Barcelona:
- The school of business management, IESE Business School, which performs research concerning relevant problems facing the business world
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