Universidad de Almería

The University of Almeria is a public university, which was created in 1993. It is situated in Almeria, Spain - on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea. Today the school has more than 12000 students, 600 of which pursue doctorate degrees. It is composed of seven faculties: Education Science College; Faculty of Health Sciences; Economics and Business Studies College; Experimental Science College; College of Law; College of Humanities; College of Psychology, a School of Engineering, and a Labour Relations School, which is an affiliated center.

UAL participates in various mobility programs, such as ERASMUS, ISEP, Pima, Anuies, and this is why 5% of the student body is international in nature. The school is also proud of its involvement in agriculture, renewable energies, as well as its exceptionally modern infrastructure.

• Architecture, Building and Landscape
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• Business
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  • Accounting
  • MBA
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  • Marketing
  • Labor Relations
  • MBA International Management
  • Corporate Finance
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• Education
  • Teacher Training for Special Education
  • Teacher Training for Primary Education
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  • Teacher Training for Early Chilhood Education
• Engineering
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• Sciences
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  • Applied Advanced Chemistry
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• Social and Cultural studies
  • Gender Studies
  • Women’s Studies
• Technology
  • Industrial and Agrifood Biotechnology