University of Granada

University of Granada (Universidad de Granada) is one of 76 universities included in U-Multirank for Spain. University of Granada is a very large public university located in Granada with 52322 students enrolled (2019 data or latest available). It was founded in 1531. With regard to the scope of its subjects and degree programmes offered, the University of Granada is a comprehensive institution. It offers programmes in foreign languages. It is characterised by a medium percentage of international students. The University of Granada graduation rate is 43,07 for bachelors (D score) and 80,73 for masters (B score). As made clear by its sunburst chart – a snapshot illustration of the university’s performance profile across the five U-Multirank dimensions – the University of Granada is strongest in Research. Its overall profile shows top performance across various indicators, with 4 ‘A’ (very good) scores overall. For a comprehensive overview of this university’s performance, see its complete performance scores in the tables below.

University of Granada
Avda. del Hospicio, s/n
18010 Granada
Spain

http://www.ugr.es

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Compare University of Granada to other universities

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Explanation for sunburst
Teaching & Learning
Score
Grade
Other universities

Digital education investment

Less than 0.5 %

D

0

66.08

Outreach programs

0

6

Pedagogiacally skilled teaching staff

0

E

0

4

Bachelor graduation rate

43.07

%
D

0

100

Masters graduation rate

80.73

%
B

0

100

Graduating on time (bachelors)

74.32

%
C

0

100

Graduating on time (masters)

84.25

%
B

0

100

Relative BA graduate unemployment

21

%

Relative MA graduate unemployment

18

%

Relative graduate unemployment long first degree

Graduating on time (long first degree)

Graduation rate long first degree

Gender balance

0.46

B

1.22

86.44

Research
Score
Grade
Other universities

Female authors

36.65

%
B

0

100

Citation rate

0.95

B

0.11

2.71

Research publications (absolute numbers)

11,843

B

0

98,038

Research publications (size-normalised)

0.226

B

0

13.17

External research income

85.01

A

0

859.22

Art related output

0

24.96

Top cited publications

8.7

%
C

0

32.8

Interdisciplinary publications

10.7

B

0.3

35.7

Post-doc positions

9.48

%
B

0

100

Professional publications

0

54.68

Open Access Publications

30.7

%
A

0

100

Knowledge Transfer
Score
Grade
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Co-publications with industrial partners

2.4

%
D

0

59.7

Income from private sources

1.6

D

0

888.9

Patents awarded (absolute numbers)

9

D

0

3,266

Patents awarded (size-normalised)

0.172

D

0

500.4

Industry co-patents

Spin-offs

1.25

D

0

334.57

Publications cited in patents

0.64

%
D

0

7.3

Income from continuous professional development

0.49

%
D

0

100

Graduate companies

0

433.85

International Orientation
Score
Grade
Other universities

Foreign language bachelor programmes

1.59

%
D

0

100

Foreign language long first degree programmes

Foreign language master programmes

5.41

%
D

0

100

Student mobility

0.14

A

0

1

International academic staff

2.95

%
C

0

100

International joint publications

55.4

%
B

6.3

92.4

International doctorate degrees

27.1

%
B

0

100

Regional Engagement
Score
Grade
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Bachelor graduates working in the region

Master graduates working in the region

Student internships in the region

95.45

%
B

0

100

Regional joint publications

15.1

%
D

0

93.5

Income from regional sources

83.33

%
A

0

100

Regional Publications with Industrial Partners

11.4

C

0

97.06

General
Score
Grade
Other universities

Social inclusion

1.2 % students with disability; 4.3 % mature students

Female academic staff

39

%