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Social Sciences and Communication Sciences; Architecture, Engineering and Design; Physical Activity and Sports Sciences; Biomedical and Health Sciences
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The five research centres focus on research at a national and international level.
Research collaborations
Universidad Europea has established multiple collaboration agreements with different private companies in order to promote university research, the coordinated development of innovative research projects, and the transfer of scientific results to the business world. The University has collaborated with leading companies including ASISA, FRIAT, People Experts, 3M, DKV, Ramem, CT Ingenieros and Telefónica.
School for Doctoral Studies and Research.
This School promotes research and doctoral studies at the University through the implementation of the Strategic Research and Doctorate Plan. This comprehensive plan facilitates the management of researchers, lines of research and all associated infrastructures. The School also coordinates all Doctorate Programmes linked to the University’s research plan, in accordance with the Royal Decree 99/2011 of 28 January, which regulates Official Doctoral Studies.
Excellence in research is part of Universidad Europea’s commitment to society. We undertake research with the purpose of generating transferable knowledge that contributes to social progress and development.
Through the Research and Doctorate School, Universidad Europea leads and encourages the participation of professors and students in research projects. This approach empowers professors to incorporate the most up-to-date knowledge and new advances from their own research and the wider scientific community into their teaching.
We aim to achieve excellence by prioritising lines of research that allow us to combine our extensive efforts and by channeling our resources into seeking synergies between research teams. We use the highest standards of scientific rigour and quality to develop applied research that is useful, relevant, visible, multidisciplinary and international. Finally, we incorporate this research into our teaching so that our students are completely up to date with the most cutting-edge scientific advances in their field.
Social Sciences and Communication Sciences
12 research groups
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Architecture, Engineering and Design
13 research groups
General research topics:
Physical Activity and Sports Sciences
10 research groups
General research topics:
Biomedical and Health Sciences
49 research groups
General research topics:
Aid for RDI
Universidad Europea is a beneficiary of aid for the development of RDI projects, granted by different public and private organisations such as:
Research and Doctorate Report
The Research and Doctorate Report presents the organisational structure, resources, support and management of the Universidad Europea’s Research and Doctorate School. It details the School’s main functions and outlines representative data on the School’s activities, including doctoral theses, research groups, lines of work, publications and projects.
Applications for research grants
If you would like to find out more about our research grants, please contact the OTRI (Vice-Rector’s Office for Teaching and Research) at: otri@universidadeuropea.es
Universidad Europea de Madrid signed and sent to the European Commission in March 2020 the declaration of commitment to the principles of the “Charter for European Researchers” and the “Code of conduct for the recruitment of researchers”.
The HRS4R strategy is a tool launched by the European Commission to support universities and research institutions and organisations that finance research in the application of the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers, which are intended to contribute to the development of an attractive European labour market for researchers.
The letter and the code of conduct are Commission recommendations to the Member States that are invited to apply them voluntarily:
The quality seal awarded by the European Commission "HR Excellence in Research" identifies the institutions that create and support the existence of a stimulating and favourable environment for research work.
More than 500 organisations, 100 of them Spanish, have received the HR Excellence in Research seal.
Universidad Europea de Madrid welcomes and supports the recommendations of the European Commission containing the "European Charter for Researchers" and the "Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers". It also undertakes, in accordance with its internal policies, to develop its human resources strategy, adhering to the recommendations and principles set forth in the Charter and the Code and to guarantee transparency, accessibility, equity and the search for excellence. in hiring researchers.
Additional Information
Fundación ASISA and the Universidad Europea, as part of their Chair, have opened once again the calling for applications to their research competitive funding, aiming to launch actions in R+D+i in the Biomedical Science and Healthcare areas. For this reason, funding will be granted to projects in these areas with a high level of excellence in research.
