On 22 July, the list of students admitted to their second option will be made public. The enrolment period at the UAB will be from 25 to 27 July. Information on each bachelor's degree can be found at the enrolment website.
A study with the involvement of the UAB warns of the negative impacts of rapid ocean warming and ocean acidification on coccolithophores and consequently in the regulatory processes of atmospheric and ocean concentrations of carbon dioxide.
The UAB has climbed from 241st to 222nd place in the 2016 edition of the list published by the Center for World University Rankings (CWUR).
Campus Ítaca will take place from 27 June to 14 July, an activity bringing the university closer to secondary school students. This year, 388 students from 77 different centres participate in the programme.
From 14 to 16 July, some 100 researchers will be participating in a conference which will analyse gender in the discipline of geography. The conference is organised by the Geography and Gender Research Group, a pioneer in this field.
On 12 July students will be able to attend the information sessions before enrolling in university. Starting on 13 July, first-year students will be able to enrol in the studies they chose as their first option.
On 12 July students will be able to attend the information sessions before enrolling in university. Starting on 13 July, first-year students will be able to enrol in the studies they chose as their first option.
Starting on 13 July, first-year students who have been admitted to the studies they chose in first option must enrol on the day and hour assigned to them. Those who accept the studies they chose as their second option can enrol starting on 18 July. Students can find all the information they need on the process on the enrolment website. The UAB also offers information by phone (+34 93 581 11 11).
The UAB Archaeology and Palaeontology Campus now has a new virtual space with news and information about the sites La Noguera, La Draga, El Castellot, Torre Llauder, Mines de Gavà, Vall d’en Bas, Guissona and the future Pallars Jussà Palaeontology Campus.