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UAB bachelor's degrees improve positions in the "El Mundo" ranking

11 May 2016
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The UAB has improved its results in the ranking on the most popular degrees which is published each year by the newspaper El Mundo. As a university, it comes in second place behind the Complutense University of Madrid; with regard to bachelor's degrees, 19 of them are among the top five of their category (six of them are ranked in first place).
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The UAB stands out once again in a ranking on the 50 most popular degrees in Spain according to El Mundo: the university improves its 2015 results and is now second in the ranking, surpassed only by the Complutense University of Madrid. A total of nineteen UAB bachelor's degrees (one more than last year) are among the top five degrees in their category. Of these, six are positioned in first place: Veterinary Medicine, Environmental Sciences and Advertising and Public Relations (which repeat the results obtained in 2015), Political Science and Public Administration, Early Childhood Education and Primary Education.

In second place are Biology, Social Education, Spanish Language and Literature, Physics, and Translation and Interpreting. In third place are the bachelor's degrees in Audiovisual Communication and Accountancy and Finance. The bachelor's degrees in Food Science and Technology, Economics and Biotechnology rank in fourth place, while Medicine, Journalism and Occupational Therapy come in fifth position.

El Mundo analyses fifty bachelor's degrees offered in universities around Spain. Of these fifty, the UAB offers a total of 35. The results of the classification are based on data obtained from the universities themselves (programme demand, available resources, study plans and results obtained, context data, etc.), questionnaires filled out by the lecturing staff and other objective indicators such as international rankings programmer reports from the National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain (ANECA). Each of these aspects were valued at 50, 40 and 10 percent respectively in the final result of each bachelor's degree.

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