Introduction

The Catholic University of Ávila (UCAV) is a private non-profit university located in the historic city of Ávila, Spain. Founded in 1996, it combines excellent academic traditions with modern educational methods to provide a diverse range of courses to meet the needs of today's students.

Overview

Student size: The specific number of students has not been found, but the school is characterized by small class teaching and personalized attention, and is committed to creating a good learning environment for students.

Campus distribution: The school is located in Ávila, Castilla y León, Spain, at Calle de los Canteros, s/n, Ávila, Castilla y León, Spain.

History and establishment time

The Catholic University of Ávila was established in 1996 with the support of the Bishop of the Diocese of Ávila. Although it was established relatively late, it has achieved remarkable development in a short period of time and has occupied a place in the field of higher education in Spain.

School strength

Discipline majors: There are three faculties, namely the Faculty of Science and Arts, the Faculty of Social and Legal Sciences, and the Faculty of Health Sciences, providing 14 official university degrees, 16 official master's degrees and more than 200 proprietary degree courses covering a wide range of fields including education, sports, psychology, philosophy, safety and law, economics, engineering, health, etc.

Teaching mode: With more than ten years of online and face-to-face training experience, it adopts a flexible teaching method, combining the two to provide students with high-quality education. The online courses it develops can effectively promote the development of students' skills and abilities. In addition, the school also focuses on practical teaching. By establishing cooperation agreements with more than 1,000 companies, it provides students with internship and employment opportunities, allowing students to apply what they have learned to actual work.

Faculty: The school has a teacher-student ratio of about 1:15. Most of the teachers are experts in various professional fields. They can provide students with professional and personalized teaching and guidance, and are committed to guiding students to succeed in their studies and fully prepare for their future careers.

International Cooperation: As a member of multiple associations and networks such as the Spanish University Commission and the International Catholic University Association, it has established cooperative relations with more than 60 universities and institutions in Europe, Asia and America, actively carries out international exchanges and cooperation, and provides students with broad international exchanges and learning opportunities.

Institutional Nature

Private non-profit university.

Educational Philosophy

Rooted in the Catholic intellectual tradition, it is committed to providing a holistic education that combines academic rigor with personal and spiritual development, focusing on cultivating students' moral leadership, social responsibility and global citizenship.

Emphasis on student-centeredness, allowing students to become the protagonists of their own education and fully develop their abilities. The school's educational program includes strengthening students' soft skills to complement their excellent technical and academic performance, and to cultivate professionals with social responsibility who can adapt to social and workplace needs.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key laboratories: The school has established a cooperative relationship with the Fray Luis de León School and the Mompía Clinic, providing students with a platform for practice and research, but no clear key laboratories were found in the school.

Key disciplines: The school has certain advantages and characteristics in disciplines such as mountain engineering and agricultural engineering. The majors covered by its health sciences, social and legal sciences and other faculties are also well developed, providing students with a variety of professional choices and high-quality educational resources.

Faculties

Including the Faculty of Science and Art, the Faculty of Social and Legal Sciences, and the Faculty of Health Sciences.

Ranking

Ranked as one of the top 25 universities in Spain by Forbes in 2022.

In the 2023 Spanish University Graduate Employment Quality Ranking, the Catholic University of Ávila in Castile and León ranked first.

Cost

The specific tuition information of the school has not been found yet. It is recommended to visit the school's official website or consult the school's admissions office for the latest and accurate fee details.

Campus Environment

Campus Facilities: The campus is located in Ávila, a city listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The city's historical and cultural heritage provides a unique and inspiring background for students' study and life. The school has facilities such as work practice services, credit transfer offices, student service centers, sports activity centers, international exchange centers, language centers, libraries, etc., providing students with convenient learning and living conditions.

Campus Culture: The campus culture integrates various elements such as academic, cultural, sports and social. The school organizes various extracurricular activities, cultural activities and student organizations to enrich students' extracurricular life, promote students' all-round development, and create a strong academic atmosphere and a positive campus culture.