University of Valencia

University of Valencia is considered one of the oldest universities of Spain, located in the city of Valencia. It is internationally renowned for its academic excellence, vivid student life, and top-notch research facilities.

Overview

Established in 1499, University of Valencia (UV) is one of the oldest and most distinguished institutions in Spain. The university is home to more than 65,000 students and offers a wide range of degree programs. UV has three campuses; the Burjassot Campus, the Tarongers Campus, and the Blasco Ibañez Campus. The university offers 55 undergraduate degrees, 113 master's degrees, and 68 doctoral programs. The language of instruction is both Spanish and Valencian, but several courses are also taught in English. UV is committed to fostering international visibility in research and has collaboration agreements with top-ranked universities worldwide. It excels in areas of Natural and Basic Sciences, Health Sciences, Humanities, and Engineering and Architecture.