Mondragon Unibertsitatea ranks first in the CYD Ranking for Regional Research Funding at national level and in the overall results for degree programmes within the Basque Autonomous Community
Mondragon Unibertsitatea ranks first in the CYD Ranking for Regional Research Funding at national level and in the overall results for degree programmes within the Basque Autonomous Community
Mondragon Unibertsitatea ranks first in the CYD Ranking for Regional Research Funding at national level and in the overall results for degree programmes within the Basque Autonomous Community
In the area of international guidance, it also stands out for ranking first in student mobility within the Basque Autonomous Community and second in the country.
Mondragon Unibertsitatea is one of the most internationally oriented universities according to the CyD ranking, where it ranks second nationally and first in the Basque Autonomous Community in terms of student mobility.
Furthermore, it ranks first in the Basque Autonomous Community for work placements abroad for students on undergraduate education programmes. These programmes are in the top five nationally and rank first in the Basque Country.
In terms of its contribution to regional development, Mondragon Unibertsitatea also ranks first in regional research funding and third in publications involving regional companies at national level.
The CyD ranking also shows that Mondragon Unibertsitatea continues to rank highly in the area of teaching and learning, featuring in the top 10 universities in the country thanks to its strong performance in terms of graduation rates and academic achievement.
The CYD Ranking, which assesses universities’ performance across various areas such as teaching and learning, research, knowledge transfer, internationalisation and contribution to regional development, has now published the results of its thirteenth edition. Furthermore, the ranking provides an analysis by field of knowledge and assists students and universities in their decision-making.
In this thirteenth edition, the CYD Ranking has published the results for 84 universities, 31 fields of study and 3,909 degree programmes. The participating universities account for 87.5% of those offering undergraduate programmes included in the Register of Universities, Centres and Degrees (RUCT). Of these, 48 are public (representing 100% of the total) and 36 are private (75% of the total).