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Three student projects addressing social and environmental inequalities from a critical perspective receive awards

The projects address access to clean energy, homelessness and HIV, and received the 6th Sustainability and Human Rights Poster Award at a ceremony held at the Rector’s Office to mark World Science Day for Peace and Development.

Institutional

PIMEC agreement to collaborate in training and teaching

The aim is to promote business growth and competitiveness by pursuing Catalonia’s social and economic progress.

Institutional

The UB hosts the general assembly of the Coordinator of Student Representatives of Public Universities

The assembly approved a resolution on the budget shortfall for the Erasmus+ programme and another on the situation in Palestine.

Academical

The ninth edition of the survey on the labour market integration of Catalan university and higher education graduates begins

Until 4 May 2026, nearly 100,000 graduates from the Catalan higher education system will be surveyed to find out about their integration into the labour market.

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El món a RAC1

Roger and Adam, UB students who have created a pioneering app to warn of dangerous situations: “We came up with the idea when we were on our way to school and a group of youngsters cornered us”.

Premsa escrita

El Punt Avui

Research, the raison d’être of a university with 575 years of history.

Premsa escrita

Ara

Interview with Ana Adan, professor at the Faculty of Psychology at the University of Barcelona: “We rest less during summer time.”

Agenda All the activities

from November 11
to November 25

New edition of the course Nature Photography I: Initiation and Techniques

Resource Centre for Animal Biodiversity (CRBA)
from November 13
to November 14

Academic symposium: “The challenges and legacy of an interpreter: in memory of Conxita Badia”

Barcelona Museum of Music and Institute for Catalan Studies
November
19

When it rains on wet ground: experiencing a DANA storm first-hand

Altaïr bookstore (Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 616, Barcelona​​​​​​​)
from June 12
to December 30

Exhibition of Works from the Scientific Illustration Course - Birds, Reptiles, Amphibians and Fishes

UB‘s Animal Biodiversity Resource Centre - Faculty of Biology (Avinguda Diagonal, 643. Barcelona)

Historical Archive: The guardians of memory

From the Office of the Historical Archive and Documentary Heritage we invite you to watch the video "UB Archive. The guardians of memory". You will hear three voices. Núria Cuyàs, Ramon Dilla, and Santi Vallmitjana speak to us in their own voices about their experience and invite us to reflect on the importance of drawing on the primary sources that preserve the archives.

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The University, in podcast All the podcast

In this first programme, we talk about Disney princesses, their evolution and the gender stereotypes they have perpetuated throughout history. We also talk to Maddalena Fedele, professor at the Faculty of Information and Audiovisual Media, about the representation of women in Disney, and we go outside to find out what young people think about these films.

When it rains, it pours. We talk to M. Carmen Llasat

It is no coincidence that storms, hailstorms or heatwaves are becoming more intense and have more severe consequences. The climate crisis is a reality. We must be aware of it and learn to cope with it. We spoke with the expert in extreme weather phenomena M. Carmen Llasat.

How is the UB celebrating its 575 years of history?

On 3 September 1450, a royal privilege granted by AlfonOur university has just turned 575 years old! In this episode, Agustí Alcoberro, vice-rector for Culture, Memory and Heritage; Sheila González, professor at the Faculty of Fine Arts, and Xavier Tur, head of the Web Development Unit, tell us how we will commemorate the anniversary.

The articulations between crisis and tourism, with Claudio Milano

In places like Catalonia, and especially in cities like Barcelona, the contradictions and tensions resulting from tourism overload tend to become more apparent during the summer. We explore these complexities with Professor Claudio Milano, an expert in the anthropology and political economy of tourism, from the UB's Department of Social Anthropology.

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