School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Search of people

About us

Texto alternativo

Interdisciplinary approach

25% of the content of the undergraduate and master's degrees is shared by students from different programs.

Figures

7 _

degrees in Philosophy, Humanities, History, Spanish Philology, Education, Early Childhood Education, Primary Teaching; as well as double degrees, master's degrees and doctoral degrees.

Texto alternativo

Focus on research

The development of a culture of bottom-up interdisciplinary research makes it possible to promote highly inspirational, interdisciplinary research projects.

Figures

30 _

the minimum number of research projects carried out at the School every year.

15 _

the average number of doctoral dissertations defended every year.

Texto alternativo

International Outlook

First-rate projects and research promote contact between the professors and students at our School and a number of different countries around the world.

Figures

40 _

the number of partnership agreements the School has with more than 40 universities all over the world.

14%

of our students are international in origin.

Texto alternativo

Contact with students

Personal academic mentoring ensures that we are able provide this attention and channel the opportunities generated by the defining features of the School and each group: research groups, international internships and exchange programs.

Figures

6 _

to 1: the student-teacher ratio, which enables us to be involved in the individual development of each person. Personalized attention, in addition to good mentoring, is the key to student development.

Texto alternativo

Practical guidance

In degree programs with an applied approach, students undertake national and international internship programs to enrich their training.

Figures

100%

of students on the Degree in Humanities undertook professional internships.