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[ 29/02/2024 ]
High school students are in the midst of searching for the best university to start their university studies next year. For all of them, the UPV has recorded a presentation detailing the characteristics of the "best technological university in Spain", according to the Shanghai Ranking.
Watch the presentation (in Spanish)
The presentation is given by José Monserrat, Vice-Rector for Internationalisation and Communication, and Marga Cabrera, Director of the Communication Area. They will be with David Calle, founder of the Unicoos channel; María García Gallet, 4th year student and project manager of Hyperloop UPV; and Maribel Fransi, technician of the Student Services.
If you want to know more, on this page you will find the 43 UPV degrees explained in 92-second videos. A student, a lecturer and a graduate from each degree explain simply and concisely what each degree consists of and what doors it opens on the job market. Short and clear.
92-second videos
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