Detailed introduction of the University of Lleida:

Introduction and Overview

Geographical location: Lleida, the capital of Lleida Province in the autonomous region of Catalonia, Spain, and the Carpenter Campus in Igualada.

Student and teacher scale: There are about 818 teachers and 10,625 students.

History and establishment time

The history of the University of Lleida can be traced back to 1300. According to the papal bull issued by Bonito VIII in Rome on April 1, 1297, King James II of Aragon issued a charter to the city of Lleida and officially established the Lleida School, which is the origin of the University of Lleida. In October 1717, due to the War of the Spanish Succession and other reasons, other universities in Catalonia, including the University of Lleida, were closed. In 1841, its teacher training school was established, which became the first step in the construction of the modern University of Lleida. On December 12, 1991, the Catalan Parliament passed the bill to establish the University of Lleida, and the modern University of Lleida was officially established.

School Strength

Teaching Quality: It offers 38 different bachelor's degree programs covering 14 fields, and 29 master's degree programs covering 12 fields. Its teaching focuses on combining theory with practice, cultivating students' practical operation ability and innovative thinking.

Faculty: It has a high-quality faculty of about 818 teachers, who have rich experience and professional knowledge in teaching and scientific research, and can provide students with high-quality education and guidance.

Scientific research strength: The school has 3 affiliated research centers, namely Agrotecnio in the field of agriculture, IRB Lleida in the field of medical science, and the Catalan Forest Science Center (CTF C) in the field of forestry. It is in a leading position in Spain in the fields of agriculture, food technology and forestry.

Institutional nature

Public university.

Educational philosophy

Committed to providing high-standard teaching and high-quality services, focusing on cultivating outstanding researchers, attracting and retaining scientific research talents, actively carrying out scientific research projects, promoting the transformation and application of scientific achievements, and paying attention to social development, committed to developing cooperation, sustainability, social justice and equal opportunities.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Agriculture, food technology and forestry are its advantageous disciplines, leading in Spain, and are also the disciplines that the school focuses on developing and investing in. In addition, the master's degree courses in the field of education and training are relatively rich and diverse, and also have certain disciplinary advantages.

Key laboratories: Agrotecnio, IRB Lleida, Catalan Forest Science Center (CTF C) and other affiliated research centers provide advanced experimental equipment and technical platforms for scientific research in related disciplines, promoting the development of disciplines and the output of scientific research results.

Department settings

The University of Lleida has a total of 25 departments, which are divided into 7 colleges or schools, as follows:

School of Law and Economics: Covers related majors such as law and economics, and cultivates professional talents in the fields of law and economics.

Higher Technical School of Agricultural Engineering (ETSEA): Focuses on teaching and research in the field of agricultural engineering, and provides professional and technical talents for the development of the agricultural field.

School of Arts: It has art majors such as music, fine arts, and performance, and cultivates talents with artistic creativity and performance ability.

School of Educational Sciences: Dedicated to the research of educational sciences and the cultivation of educational talents, majors include preschool education, psychological education, etc.

Higher Polytechnic School (EPS): Covers science and engineering disciplines such as engineering and computer science, and cultivates professional talents in the field of science and technology.

Medical School: Cultivate medical professionals, conduct medical research and clinical practice.

Nursing School: Focus on the education and training of nursing professionals and cultivate professionals in the nursing field.

Ranking

August 2021: Ranked 701-800 in the 2021 Academic Ranking of World Universities.

2007: Ranked 36th among 100 participating universities in the InternetLab university rankings.

Cost

Tuition: Undergraduate tuition varies according to the major, generally around 6,800-12,000 euros per year; master's tuition is about 8,000-15,000 euros per year. For specific costs, please refer to the school's official website.

Living expenses: The cost of living in Lleida is relatively low, and the monthly living expenses including accommodation, food, transportation, etc. are about 600-800 euros.

Campus environment

Campus distribution: There are 5 campuses in Lleida and Igualada. The architectural styles of each campus are a combination of modern and traditional, and the campus is shaded by trees and has a beautiful environment. Among them, the historic Rambla d'Aragó campus is one of the core campuses of the school, with a strong cultural atmosphere.

Campus facilities: The campus is equipped with complete teaching and living facilities, including modern libraries, laboratories, teaching buildings, gymnasiums, student dormitories, restaurants, etc., providing convenient conditions for students' study and life.