Universidad de Zaragoza - Unizar (reviews)

The University of Zaragoza is a public institution of Spain that was founded in 1542. It is situated in the heart of Aragon,  surrounded by the Pyrenees and they Iberia Mountain. The University is formed by three campuses spread in the three regions within the autonomous community of Aragon: Huesca, Zaragoza, and Teruel. The University finds its roots in the old Ecclesiastical Schools, one of which was the ancient School of Zaragoza, created in the 7th century, and whose patron was Bishop Braulio, who later went on to be the first patron of the University.  In the time of the Renaissance during the 16th century, the University of Elsa was first recognized as leading Institution in the research field of Science,  Literature, and Art.  Philip III confirmed the status of the University and also as quiet as a great himself from there in 1599.

With more than five hundred years of History, the University has a clear mission,  to form critic individuals that are involved in the cultural,  social and professional world, as well as individuals that are capable of adapting and anticipating change, so they can become the future leaders of tomorrow. Through higher education quality and research, the University of Zaragoza strives to create the fundamentals of an active student participation in the formation process, and the acquisition of knowledge and development of professional and individuals silks.