The UAB among the top 100 worldwide in several subjects
The Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona ranks 92 worldwide in the Times Higher Education rankings in the subject of Business & economics; and 96 in Arts & humanities.
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Catalonia's universities give support to a mediation, dialogue and reconciliation committee
All Catalan universities give support to the initiative of creating an independent committee for mediation, dialogue and reconciliation launched by the Barcelona Bar Association and other civil society entities.
Chartae Latinae Antiquiores Cataloniae published
The international Chartae Latinae Antiquiores series now includes two new volumes dedicated to Catalonia, which is comprised of almost 100 original documents from the 9th century or before, studied and edited by UAB Professor Jesús Alturo, with the collaboration of pre-doctoral researcher Tània Alaix.
UAB joins work stoppage in Catalonia planned for tomorrow, 3 October
The UAB calls for dialogue and negotiation, and for those with the power to do so to take action to solve the grievous political conflict unfolding in Catalonia.
Statement by the UAB
The UAB vigorously condemns today's acts of violence and reafirms its calls for dialogue in redirecting the severe political conflict in Catalonia.
MiraMon is now free to the international education community
This places MiraMon among the first to offer free specific remote sensing software and is now included in the set of free online Geographic Information System (GIS) tools.
A group of Chinese lecturers visit the UAB to learn about inclusive education
From 2 to 6 October forty lecturers from four different Chinese universities will be visiting the UAB and three schools from the Vallès region where inclusive education is used, as part of a European project which aims to train teachers of Chinese schools.
The UAB signs the National Pact for the Referendum
The UAB Governing Council has voted in favour of including the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona in the National Pact for the Referendum.
Frontal part of the Roman forum of Llívia discovered
The digs conducted this year at the Roman forum of Llívia have revealed the location of the frontal part of the temple and of a dump site which contained a set of pottery remains which could make it easier to date the precise moment in which the forum was built.