Forbes includes URJC in its list of the 25 best universities

Raul Garcia Hemonnet

The publication distinguishes the institution's commitment to sustainability and social responsibility, promoting various initiatives in these areas, and its high employability rate, with numerous collaboration agreements with companies that facilitate the job placement of its graduates.

In addition, it highlights that the URJC welcomes more than 45.000 students and offers a varied academic offering that includes 70 bachelor's degrees, 71 master's degrees and several doctoral programs. In addition, the magazine points out that the five campuses of the Rey Juan Carlos University are equipped with state-of-the-art laboratories, libraries and spaces dedicated to research and development.

As Diana Benito, Deputy Vice-Rector for Strategy, points out, “that the URJC is on the Forbes list of the best universities in Spain recognizes our educational quality, academic offerings and all of our teaching staff. In addition, Forbes highlights our ability to insert our graduates into the labor market, as well as the important work we are developing in the field of university social responsibility and good governance. All of this reinforces our reputation as a reliable and well-managed institution.” Benito adds that, "appearing in a Forbes ranking always increases the prestige and visibility of the university, both nationally and internationally, which can help us attract more teaching and student talent."

The Rey Juan Carlos University is once again present on this list of 25 chosen from a total of 86 Spanish universities, which represents a boost to the work carried out by the entire university community.