Maribel del PozoTrivino
Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Internationalisation
The public higher education system in Spain is among the best in the world, making it possible for students from all walks of life to pursue higher education. The medical, audio-visual communication, sports science, engineering, aeronautical, marine science, mathematical, business, environmental science, and other fields are only a few of the many for which Spanish university graduates are in great demand across the globe. This is the case not just in the United States but also in the United Kingdom, Germany, Belgium, France, Italy, as well as other nations farther afield. Each year, a substantial number of international students travel to Spain to pursue higher education, necessitating that the country's educational institutions accommodate the needs of both international and local students. In light of this, Universidade de Vigo, which was established in 1990, is one of the most prestigious universities in Spain that caters to the different educational demands of international and local students.
This institution, which began as a college associated with Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (USC), has grown into a full-fledged university that competes with the centennial USC on several fronts since its inception. It has strong moral foundations, where the primary goals are transparency, efficiency in administration, social cohesion, respect for difference, and care for the natural world. The Universidade de Vigo's dedication to specialization and quality research is aimed at fulfilling the relentless and ever-changing needs of a continually growing global society, hence knowledge transmission to society is a central emphasis of the training courses.
Strengthening Spain's Higher Education System
Each of the three campuses of the Universidade de Vigo, located in the cities of Ourense, Pontevedra, and Vigo, provides a distinctive blend of academic courses, including more than 30 training and research facilities, sports and entertainment facilities, and an active cultural program.