unavarra.es
Public university providing degree programs and conducting research for students and the wider community in Navarre, Spain
About unavarra.es
The Public University of Navarre (UPNA) provides undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral and continuing education programs, alongside research and knowledge-transfer activities.
Its users include students, researchers and staff. The university also offers services such as employment support, internships, sports and cultural activities.
UPNA has campuses in Pamplona and Tudela. The site is published in Spanish, English and Basque.
Product: Higher education programs, research, and related university services.
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