Public University of Navarra

Contact point / Staff Involved and title:
Javier Casalí, full professor of Agriforestry Engineering and Miguel A. Campo-Bescós, Associated professor of Agriforestry Engineering.

The Public University of Navarra (UPNA), established in 1987, is a rapidly growing institution committed to environmental sustainability and the cultural progress of Navarra. This focus has positioned UPNA as a leader in societal impact and research quality. The university has an international character, offering programs in Spanish, English, Basque, and French. Located in northern Spain, UPNA has three campuses: two in Pamplona and one in Tudela. With over 10,000 students and more than 1,500 staff, it offers 27 bachelor’s degrees, 35 master’s degrees, and 14 doctoral programs, alongside over 300 mobility agreements with universities in 50 countries.