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University of Valladolid

Universidad de Valladolid

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STUDIES AND EVALUATION DEPARTMENT

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University of ValladolidStudies and Evaluation Department

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PrologueForeword to the UVa in Figures

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The University of Valladolid is constantly striving to further its commitment to society. In an effort to achieve this, the University once again wishes to provide an account of all of the activities, areas and features of university life which may be reflected in figures through the annual publication of “The UVa in Figures”.

We believe that by providing access to this information and by adopting greater transparency in university management, we are not only enhancing a more democratic approach in our society, but also helping to bring society closer to our university.

Accountability in the independence which society has conferred on us entails availing ourselves of the data and indicators which can guide us in our planning, our decision making and our permanent wish to improve. “The Uva in Figures” is yet another means by which quality at the University of Valladolid may be ensured.

Each member of the university community (students, academic staff, personnel and administrative staff) will be able to find in “The UVa in Figures” a host of references to all kinds of information to guide and help them improve in their everyday work.

It is our hope that “The Uva in Figures” will help the society which we serve, as well as the university community itself, to gain a deeper insight into the standards achieved at our university and those areas which can yet be improved but which we will no doubt, thanks to all our efforts, be able to make our future strengths.

Evaristo J. Abril Domingo CHANCELLOR

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IndexUniversity of Valladolid in Figures

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Prologue

1 Global Uva Data1.1 Degrees adapted to Bologna 1.2 Bachelor Degree Training 1.3 Master`s degree training 1.4 Doctoral Training 1.5 In-house Degree Training 1.6 Basic data of the University of Valladolid

2 Undergraduate training2.1. List of Departments indicating Campuses and Centres where courses are taught2.2. University admission

2.2.1. New students gaining admittance2.2.2. Marks in entrance examinations of new first year students2.2.3. Registration applications accepted and rejected

2.3. Students and registered credits2.3.1. Registered students and credits by Campus and Centre2.3.2. Registered credits per student2.3.3. Affiliated Schools

2.4. Process of training2.4.1. Real optional choices and practical classes required 2.4.2. Size of lecture groups 2.4.3. Students per teacher and profile of teaching staff 2.4.4. Amount in grants awarded to students2.4.5. Students awarded UVA grants by Campus and Centre2.4.6. External practical training

2.5. Academic results2.5.1. Cancellation of registration and change of degree2.5.2. Examinations taken, performance, pass rate2.5.3. Marks/Grades2.5.4. Graduates and time delay2.5.5. Drop out rates, graduation rate and efficiency rate

3 Postgraduate education3.1. PhD/Doctorate

3.1.1. PhD/Doctorate Programmes3.2. Own courses

3.2.1. Own Postgraduate courses3.3. Recognised master´s degrees

3.3.1. Recognised postgraduate master´s degrees

4 Complementary training4.1. Language courses4.2. Spanish courses4.3. Extramural course activities and at the Buendía Centre4.4. Millán Santos Permanent University

5 Research resources5.1 University of Valladolid research resources 5.2. Research and training activities financed with own funding 5.3. Research projects, contracts and agreements 5.4. UVa clients5.5. Publications5.6. PhD doctoral theses5.7. Collected volumes: monographs5.8. Collected volumes: periodical publications5.9. Loans

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6 International relations6.1. Foreign teaching staff and students at UVa 6.2. Uva teaching and research staff and students abroad6.3. Country of origin and destination of Erasmus students6.4. UVa students sent on Erasmus Programme6.5. Erasmus Programme students6.6. Number and length of stay of students on Erasmus Programme6.6. Current agreements with foreign universities6.8. Groups and thematic networks in which UVa is involved

7 Complementary activities7.1. Sports activities

7.1.1. Participation per type of activity7.1.2. Participation per type of sport7.1.3. Participation per campus

7.2. Student services7.2.1. Services assisting the university community7.2.2. University accommodtion

8 The University community8.1. Teaching and research staff (PDI)

8.1.1. Distribution by departments and categories8.1.2. Teaching and research staff on recognised Master’s degrees 8.1.3. Years of service at UVa and in the post8.1.4. Place of birth8.1.5. Distribution in terms of age, sex and category

8.2. Administration and service staff (P.A.S.)8.2.1. P.A.S. by placement, levels and rank8.2.2. Labour P.A.S. according to groups and professional rank8.2.3. Civil service and labour P.A.S. per campus, centre and service8.2.4. Years of service at the University of Valladolid8.2.5. Distribution according to age and sex

8.3. Undergraduate students8.3.1. Place of origin of registered students8.3.2. Student mobility within the university district of Castile and Leon8.3.3. Distribution according to age and sex

8.4. Postgraduate education8.4.1. Students registered on doctorate programmes: university of origin8.4.2. Distribution according to age and sex of students registered on doctorate programmes8.4.3. Students registered on doctorate programmes in terms of job8.4.4. Students registered on own degree courses: university of origin8.4.5. Distribution according to age and sex of students registered on own degree courses8.4.6. Distribution according to age and sex of students registered on recognised master´s degrees

9 Financial Management9.1. Distribution of budget9.2. State of liquidation of budget9.3. Financial indicators per registered student9.4. Indicators of financial cover of production9.5. Income in terms of source of funding

10 Infrastructure10.1 Facilities and resources at UVa centres10.2 Infrastructure

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6 International relations6.1. Foreign teaching staff and students at UVa 6.2. Uva teaching and research staff and students abroad6.3. Country of origin and destination of Erasmus students6.4. UVa students sent on Erasmus Programme6.5. Erasmus Programme students6.6. Number and length of stay of students on Erasmus Programme6.6. Current agreements with foreign universities6.8. Groups and thematic networks in which UVa is involved

7 Complementary activities7.1. Sports activities

7.1.1. Participation per type of activity7.1.2. Participation per type of sport7.1.3. Participation per campus

7.2. Student services7.2.1. Services assisting the university community7.2.2. University accommodtion

8 The University community8.1. Teaching and research staff (PDI)

8.1.1. Distribution by departments and categories8.1.2. Teaching and research staff on recognised Master’s degrees 8.1.3. Years of service at UVa and in the post8.1.4. Place of birth8.1.5. Distribution in terms of age, sex and category

8.2. Administration and service staff (P.A.S.)8.2.1. P.A.S. by placement, levels and rank8.2.2. Labour P.A.S. according to groups and professional rank8.2.3. Civil service and labour P.A.S. per campus, centre and service8.2.4. Years of service at the University of Valladolid8.2.5. Distribution according to age and sex

8.3. Undergraduate students8.3.1. Place of origin of registered students8.3.2. Student mobility within the university district of Castile and Leon8.3.3. Distribution according to age and sex

8.4. Postgraduate education8.4.1. Students registered on doctorate programmes: university of origin8.4.2. Distribution according to age and sex of students registered on doctorate programmes8.4.3. Students registered on doctorate programmes in terms of job8.4.4. Students registered on own degree courses: university of origin8.4.5. Distribution according to age and sex of students registered on own degree courses8.4.6. Distribution according to age and sex of students registered on recognised master´s degrees

9 Financial Management9.1. Distribution of budget9.2. State of liquidation of budget9.3. Financial indicators per registered student9.4. Indicators of financial cover of production9.5. Income in terms of source of funding

10 Infrastructure10.1 Facilities and resources at UVa centres10.2 Infrastructure

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1A Look at Training at the UVa

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Bachelor’s degree in ArchitectureBachelor’s degree in Systems IT Engineering Bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering Bachelor’s degree in OenologyBachelor’s degree in Agricultural and Rural Engineering Bachelor’s degree in Engineering of Agricultural and Food IndustriesBachelor’s degree in Forestry and Natural Environment EngineeringBachelor’s degree in Forestry Engineering: Forestry IndustriesBachelor’s degree in Engineering of Electronic SystemsBachelor’s degree in Engineering of Telecommunications TechnologiesBachelor’s degree in Telecommunications Systems Engineering Bachelor’s degree in Telematics Engineering Bachelor’s degree in IT Services and Applications Engineering Bachelor’s degree in Engineering of Industrial OrganisationBachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering Bachelor’s degree in Engineering in Industrial Design and Product Development Bachelor’s degree in Engineering in Electronics and Industrial Automatic Control Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering Bachelor’s degree in Chemical EngineeringBachelor’s degree in NursingBachelor’s degree in PhysiotherapyBachelor’s degree in CommerceBachelor’s degree in StatisticsBachelor’s degree in PhysicsBachelor’s degree in MathematicsBachelor’s degree in OpticsBachelor’s degree in ChemistryBachelor’s degree in Labour Relations and Human ResourcesBachelor’s degree in Finance, Banking and InsuranceBachelor’s degree in Company Management and OrganisationBachelor’s degree in Economics Bachelor’s degree in Marketing and Market ResearchBachelor’s degree in Advertising and Public RelationsBachelor’s degree in TourismBachelor’s degree in LawBachelor’s degree in Infant Education Bachelor’s degree in Primary Education Bachelor’s degree in Social EducationBachelor’s degree in Social WorkBachelor’s degree in Spanish: Language and LiteratureBachelor’s degree in Classical StudiesBachelor’s degree in PhilosophyBachelor’s degree in Geography and Territorial PlanningBachelor’s degree in HistoryBachelor’s degree in History of ArtBachelor’s degree in Musical History and Science Bachelor’s degree in English LanguageBachelor’s degree in Modern Languages and their LiteraturesBachelor’s degree in JournalismBachelor’s degree in Speech TherapyBachelor’s degree in MedicineBachelor’s degree in NutritionBachelor’s degree in Translation and Interpreting

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Bachelors DegreesDegrees

Valladolid CampusFaculty of Science

Faculty of Economics and Business Administration

Faculty of Law

Faculty of Education and Social Work

Faculty of Philosophy and Arts

Faculty of Medicine

Higher Technical School of Architecture Higher Technical School of Computer Engineering

Higher Technical School of Industrial Engineering

Higher Technical School of Telecommunication Engineering

University School of Nursing University School of Business Studies University Polytechnic School

B.Sc. in Science and Statistical Techniques (2nd Cycle)B.Sc. in PhysicsB.S. Ch. in ChemistryB.Sc. in Optics and OptometryB.S.Ch. E. in Chemical EngineeringB.F. in Actuary and Financial Sciences (2nd Cycle)B.S. in Market Research and Marketing (2nd Cycle)B.S.B.A. in Business Administration and ManagementB.S.Ec. in EconomicsB.S.L. in LawB.S.B.A. in Business Administration and Management and B.S.L. in LawB.S. in Educational Psychology (2nd Cycle)B.S. in Social Education BE.d in Hearing and Speech TherapyBE.d in Special EducationBE.d in Physical EducationBE.d in Music BE.d in Foreign Languages (English)B.A. in German StudiesB.A. in Classical StudiesB.A. in French StudiesB.A. in Spanish Studies B.A. in English Studies B.A. in PhilosophyB.A. in GeographyB.A. in HistoryB.A. in Art HistoryB.A. in JournalismB.A. in Literary Theory and Comparative Literature (2nd Cycle)B.S.Med. in MedicineB.S. in LogopedicsB.S. In Human Nutrition and DieteticsB.S.Arch. in ArchitectureB.S. in Computer Engineering (2nd Cycle)B.S. in Technical Engineering of Computer ManagementB.S. in Technical Engineering of Computer SystemsB.S.Eng. in Automatic Control and Industrial Electronics (2nd Cycle)B.S.Eng. in Industrial Organisation (2nd Cycle)B.S.Eng. in Industrial EngineeringB.S.E.E. in Electrical Engineering (2nd Cycle)B.Sc. in Telecommunications. Sp: Telecommunication SystemsB.Sc. in Telecommunications. Sp: TelematicsB.S. in Telecommunications EngineeringB.S.N. in NursingB.S.B. in Business ScienceB.Sc. in Industrial DesignB.Sc. in ElectricityB.Sc. in Industrial ElectronicsB.S.M.E. in MechanicsB.Sc. in Industrial ChemistryB.Sc. in Telecommunications. Sp: Electronic Systems

Bachelor’s degree in StatisticsBachelor’s degree in Mathematics

Bachelor’s degree in Infant Education Bachelor’s degree in Primary Education

Bachelor’s degree in Social Education

Bachelor’s degree in Geography and Territorial Planning

Bachelor’s degree in Musical History and Science

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Bachelors DegreesDegrees

Palencia CampusFaculty of Work Sciences

Higher Technical School of Agricultural Engineering

University School of Education

Segovia CampusFaculty of Social, Legal and Communication Sciences

University School of Computing University School of Teacher Training

Soria CampusFaculty of Translating and Interpreting University School of Business Science and of the Work

University School of Education

University School of Nursing University School of Physiotherapy University School of Agricultural Engineering

B.S. in Work Sciences (2nd Cycle)B.S. in Labour RelationsB.S. in Oenology (2nd Cycle)B.S. Ag. E. in Agricultural Engineering (2nd Cycle)B.S.F. in Forestry Engineering (2nd Cycle)B.S. in Farming and Animal HusbandryB.S.For. in Forestry EngineeringB.S.Hort. in Horticulture, Fruit Culture and GardeningB.S.A. in Agricultural and Food IndustriesBE.d in Physical Education BE.d in Primary Education BE.d in Foreign Languages (English)BE.d in Foreign Languages (French)

B.S.B.A. in Business Administration and ManagementB.S.L. in LawB.S.L. in Publishing and Public RelationsB.S. in Labour RelationsB.A. in Tourism B.S. in Technical Engineering of Computer ManagementB.S. in Labour RelationsB.A. in Tourism

B.A. in Translating and Interpreting B.S.B. in Business ScienceB.S. in Labour RelationsB.S.B. in Business Science and B.S. in Labour RelationsBE.d in Foreign Languages (English)BE.d in Foreign Languages (French)B.S.N. in NursingB.S. in Physiotherapy B.S.Agr. in Farming and Animal Husbandry B.S.F.Engr. in Forestry Engineering


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Master`s degree training (2009/10)


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Master`s degree

Campus de ValladolidFaculty of Science

Faculty of Economics and Business Administration

Faculty of Education and Social Work Faculty of LawFaculty of Philosophy and Arts

Faculty of Medicine

Higher Technical School of Architecture

Higher Technical School of Industrial Engineering

Higher Technical School of Telecommunication EngineeringUniversity Polytechnic School Vice-rectorate for Postgraduate Studies and Further Training

Campus de PalenciaHigher Technical School of Agricultural Engineering University School of Education

Campus de SegoviaFaculty of Social, Legal and Communication Sciences

Campus de SoriaFaculty of Translating and Interpreting

Master’s degree in Management and Environmental TechnologyMaster’s degree in Research in Process and Systems EngineeringMaster’s degree in Instrumentation in PhysicsMaster’s degree in Physics of Diagnosis, Treatment and Protection Systems in Health SciencesMaster’s degree in Nanoscience and Molecular NanotechnologyMaster’s degree in Laser Physics and TechnologyMaster’s degree in Research in Business EconomyMaster’s degree in Research in EconomicsMaster’s degree in Regional and Local Economic Development and Territorial Management Master’s Degree in Teaching and Interpreting in Sign LanguageMaster’s degree in Research Applied to EducationMaster’s degree in Hispanic MusicMaster’s degree in Introduction to Research in Ancient Classical Texts and their SurvivalMaster’s degree in Europe and the Atlantic. Power, Culture and SocietyMaster’s degree in Logic and Philosophy of ScienceMaster’s degree in Advanced English Studies: Contact Languages and CulturesMaster’s degree in Advanced Studies in PhilosophyMaster’s degree in RetinaMaster’s degree in Immunology and Ocular SurfaceMaster’s degree in Ocular Oncology, Orbit and Oculoplastic SurgeryMaster’s degree in Research in Vision SciencesMaster’s degree in Biomedical Research Master’s degree in Mapping Geotechnologies in Engineering and ArchitectureMaster’s degree in Acoustics and VibrationsMaster’s degree in Automotive TechnologyMaster’s degree in Energy: Production, Management and Efficient UseMaster’s degree in Mathematical Modelling and ComputationMaster’s degree in Occupational Health and Safety Management, Quality and the EnvironmentMaster’s degree in Research in Thermodynamic Fluid EngineeringMaster’s degree in Research in Information and Communications Technologies

Master’s degree in LogisticsMaster’s degree in Compulsory Secondary and Upper Secondary Education Teaching, Vocational Training Teaching and Language Teaching

Master’s degree in Agroforestry Development Master’s degree in Research in Specific Didactics

Master’s degree in Communication for Social Purposes: Strategies and Campaigns

Master’s degree in Professional and Institutional Translation

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PhD in Vision SciencesPhD in Physical SciencesPhD in Conservation and Sustainable Use of ForestsPhD in EconomicsPhD in Advanced Studies in English: Contact Languages and Cultures PhD in Europe and the Atlantic. Power, Culture and SocietyPhD in PhilosophyPhD in Laser Physics and TechnologyPhD in History of ArtPhD in Information TechnologyPhD in Process and Systems EngineeringPhD in Energy and Fluid Mechanics Engineering PhD in European IntegrationPhD in Biomedical Research PhD in Research in Didactics of Social, Experimental and Mathematical SciencesPhD in Health SciencesPhD in Research in Specific Didactics and Educational Contexts PhD in Research in Business Economy PhD in Research in Artistic and Body Education in Educational and Social Contexts PhD in Research in Engineering for Agroforestry Development PhD in Research in Thermodynamic Fluid Engineering PhD in Logic and the Philosophy of SciencePhD in MathematicsPhD in MusicologyPhD in PsychologyPhD in Applied Analytical Chemistry. Pollution and the EnvironmentPhD in Information and Telecommunications Technologies PhD in Ancient Classical Texts and their SurvivalPhD in Professional Translation and Interpreting PhD in Mathematical and Computational PhysicsPhD in Synthetic Chemistry, Separation Methods, Catalysis, Advanced Materials

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In-house Degree Training (2009/10)


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In-house Master's Degrees: Administracion of cultural industriesBilingualism (Spanish-English/English-Spanish)Paliative careSpanish law (LL.M)Project managementGender Studies and Equaliyt PoliciesManual Osteopathic Physiotherapy Robust Product ConceptionTeaching Spanish as a foreign languageOptometry and vision sciencesExperimental Chemistry and LaboratoriesRehabilitacion of Sight

In-house University Specialist Degrees: Equal opportunities for men and women Robust Product ConceptionTeaching in Bilingual programmes and/or immersion in the English language in infant and primary educationEconomy and ConsumerismBuilding (on line)Renewable EnergiesOphthalmologic nursingThe history and aesthetics of cinematographyQuality EngineeringAir-conditioning EngineeringManagement and Production Engineering teaching Spanish as a foreign languageIndia: Art-Culture. Science-Economy-SocietyLinguistics Applied to Bilingual Contexts English/SpanishIntegral logistic Family MediationPalliative MedicinaMarkets and Financial IntermediationSocial services. Specialising in the elderly and the disabled

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Basic data of the University of Valladolid(2008/09)


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University StructureNumber of University CampusesNumber of Faculties and Higher Technical SchoolsNumber of University SchoolsNumber of DepartmentsNumber of University Reform Law InstitutesNumber of University of Valladolid participation in Technological CentresNumber of Others Research CentresNumber of University of Valladolid Recognized Research Groups

Degree Courses OfferedFirst Cycle DegreesSecond Cycle Degrees onlyFirst and Second Cycle DegreesOwn Postgraduate or Specialised DegreesPhD. Doctorate CoursesOfficial Postgraduate Master`s Degrees

Human Resources (2008)Teaching Staff Full time Part timeTeaching Staff (Doctors)Administrative and Service Staff

Students Registered New Undergraduate StudentsFirst Cycle StudentsGraduates StudentsPostgraduate StudentsStudents in own DegreesStudents on recognised master´s degreesLanguage Course StudentsStudents attending Millán Santos University

Process of trainingSize of lecture groups (<80)Students/TeacherExternal practicalExternal practical Training per graduate student

Grants AwardedUndergraduate GrantsCo-operation GrantsGrants for Summer Courses

Research (2008)Projects, contracts and Research Agreements

Research Projects WonContracts and Agreements WonIncome from Research Projects WonIncome from Contracts and Agreements WonResearch Resources

Research Results Doctoral ThesesArticles PublishedCollected Volumes PublishedBooks Published

International RelationsStudents received on Erasmus-Socrates programmesStudents sent on Erasmus-Socrates programmesSpanish language course students

Libraries (2008)LibrariesLibrary Collections (Monographs)Library Collections (open periodic publications)Reading Places AvailableStudents/Reading Places

Infrastructures and ServicesSurface Area (m2)Conference Hall (capacity)Hall and ResidenceSports Facilities (m2)University Restaurants (places)Kindergarten (places)

Financial Management2009 BudgetCurrent Expenditure/Student (2008)

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Dept. Algebra, Geometry and Topology

Dept. Mathematical Analysis and Didactics of Mathematics

Dept. Pathological Anatomy, Microbiology, Preventive Medicine, Toxicology and Health Legislation

Dept. Anatomy and Radiology

Dept. Cell Biology, Histology and Pharmacology

Dept. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and Physiology

Dept. Science of Materials and Metallurgic Engineering, Graphic Expression in Engineering, Mapping Engineering, Geodesy and Photogrammetry, Mechanical Engineering and Engineering of Manufacturing Processes

Dept. Agroforestry Sciences

Dept. Surgery, Ophthalmology, Otorhinolaryngology and Physiotherapy

Dept. Structural Engineering, Land and Building Engineering

Dept. Civil Law

Dept. Constitutional, Ecclesiastical State Law and Procedural Law

Dept. Merchant Law, Labour Law and International Private Law

Dept. Criminal Law, History and Theory of Law

Dept. Public Law

Dept. Didactics of Musical Expression, Art and Dance

Dept. Didactics of Language and Literature

Dept. Didactics of Experimental Science and Socials

Dept. Applied Economics

Dept. Financial Economics and Accounting

Dept. Electricity and Electronics

Dept. Nursing

Dept. Statistics and Operations Research

Dept. Classical Studies

Dept. French and German Studies

Dept. English Studies

Dept. Philosophy, Logic and Philosophy of Science,Theory and History of Education

Dept. Applied Physics

Dept. Condensed Matter Physics, Crystallography and Mineralogy

Dept. Theoretical, Atomic, Molecular and Nuclear Physics and Optics

Dept. Fundamentals of Economic Analysis and Economic History and Institutions

List of Departments indicating Campuses and Centres where courses are taught

2 .1Undergrate training

Valladolid Campus Palencia Campus Soria Campus Segovia Campus

HTS of Agricultural Engineering

US of Education

Faculty of Work Sciences

US of Education

US of Nursing

US of Business Science and of

the WorkUS of

Physiotherapy

US of Agricultural Engineering

Faculty of Translating and

InterpretingUS of

ComputingHTS of

Architecture

HTS of Computer

Engineering

HTS of Telecomunications

Engineering

HTS of Industrial

Engineering

University Polytechnic

SchoolUS of

NursingUS of

Business StudiesFaculty of Science

Faculty of Economics and

Business Administration

Faculty of Law


Faculty of Philosophy and

ArtsFaculty of Medicine

US of Teacher Training

Faculty of Social, Legal and

Comunication Sciences

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Dept. Geography

Dept. Ancient and Medieval History

Dept. Art History

Dept. Early Modern History, Modern History and History of America. Journalism and Audiovisual Communication and Advertising

Dept. Computer Science (Architecture and Technology of Computers, Computational Sciences and Artificial Intelligence, Computer Languages and Systems)

Dept. Agricultural and Forestry Engineering

Dept. Systems and Automatic Engineering

Dept. Electrical Engineering

Dept. Energy and Fluidmechanics Engineering

Dept. Chemical Engineering and Environmental Technology

Dept. Spanish Studies

Dept. Spanish Literature, Theory of Literature and Comparative Literature

Dept. Applied Mathematics

Dept. Medicine

Dept. Business Organisation, Marketing and Market Research

Dept. Pedagogy

Dept. Paediatrics, Inmunology, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Nutrition and Bromatology, Psychiatry and History of Science

Dept. Prehistory, Archaeology, Social Anthopology, Historiographical Science and Techniques

Dept. Vegetable Production and Forest Resources

Dept. Psychology

Dept. Analytical Chemistry

Dept. Physical Chemistry and Inorganic Chemistry

Dept. Organic Chemistry

Dept. Sociology and Social Work

Dept. Electronic Technology

Dept. Theory of Architecture and Architectural Proyects

Dept. Signal and Communications Theory and Telematic Engineering

Dept. Town Planning and Architectural Representation

2 .1List of Departments indicating Campuses and Centres where courses are taught

Undergrate training

Valladolid Campus Palencia Campus Soria Campus Segovia Campus

HTS of Agricultural Engineering

US of Education

Faculty of Work Sciences

US of Education

US of Nursing

US of Business Science and of

the WorkUS of

Physiotherapy

US of Agricultural Engineering

Faculty of Translating and

InterpretingUS of

ComputingHTS of

Architecture

HTS of Computer

Engineering

HTS of Telecomunications

Engineering

HTS of Industrial

Engineering

University Polytechnic

SchoolUS of

NursingUS of

Business StudiesFaculty of Science

Faculty of Economics and

Business Administration

Faculty of Law


Faculty of Philosophy and

ArtsFaculty of Medicine

US of Teacher Training

Faculty of Social, Legal and

Comunication Sciences

New students gaining entrance (2008/09)

2 .2.1Undergraduate training. University admission

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Valladolid Campus Faculty of Philosophy and Arts Faculty of Law Faculty of Economics and Business Administration Faculty of Education and Social Work University School of Business Studies Faculty of Science Higher Technical School of Architecture Higher Technical School of Industrial Engineering Higher Technical School of Telecommunication EngineeringHigher Technical School of Computer Engineering University Polytechnic School Faculty of Medicine University School of Nursing

Soria Campus Faculty of Translating and Interpreting University School of Business Science and of the WorkUniversity School of Education University School of Agricultural Engineering University School of Physiotherapy University School of Nursing

Segovia Campus Faculty of Social Sciences, Legal and Communication University School of Teacher Training University School of Computing

Palencia Campus Faculty of Work Sciences University School of Education Higher Technical School of Agricultural Engineering

Total University of Valladolid

Second cycleNo.

2589270215246468236176131152

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6231

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499281211

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11,88,5

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42

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11

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140

136

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1,71,54,61,5

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1,9

0,20,3

0,85,10,4

0,7

OthersNo.440

47

13651

4

964957

22

4141

12833

95611

%12,513,3

35,27,3

2,1

38,729,535,4

0,43,1

6,511,5

25,755,9

47,711,9

No.3527

354223386698313188142248166161281236131477

6534

242205264

626355263

8498

59240199

5128

%68,86,94,37,5

13,66,13,72,84,83,23,15,54,62,69,31,30,74,70,41,01,2

12,26,95,10,29,71,24,73,9

100

Total

Arts and HumanitiesSocial and Legal SciencesSciencesEngineering and ArchitectureHealth Sciences


Second cycleNo.221

2184146860334

3745

%76,774,274,968,575,1

73,0

P.A.U.No.

2320

19117

98556

%0,7

10,99,79,3

22,010,8

F.P.No.

18147

267

180

%6,35,01,00,51,6

3,5

T.U.No.

1020

006

36

%3,50,70,00,01,3

0,7

OthersNo.

37273

28273

611

%12,8

9,314,421,7

11,9

No.288

2944195

1256445

5128

%5,6

57,43,8

24,58,7

100

Total

Notes: P.A.U.: University Entrance Examinations, F.P.: Vocational Training, T.U.: University Graduates, Others: Mature students (over 25), COU, etc. A new student is considered one who enrols for the first time on a degree course, irrespective of which year of the degree enrolment is for. These tables do not include students who cancelled their enrolment during the year. Data corresponding to 15 march 2009

New students at the UVa New students at the UVa per cycle

Short CycleLong Cycle2nd Cycle only

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

07/08 08/0904/05 05/06 06/070

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000

7000

07/08 08/0904/05 05/06 06/07

19UVa09in figures

Marks of newly admitted students in entrance examinations (2008/09)


09B09UVa

en cifras

Percentil 20






5,85,75,45,35,35,87,36,25,75,45,57,26,8

6,05,35,25,47,06,4

5,35,25,3

5,25,25,5

5,4

>= 7%

30,826,137,416,3

5,94,8

36,989,952,036,514,020,284,060,718,837,919,4

5,95,9

75,012,2

4,34,03,8

28,69,10,06,2

16,324,5

Average Entrance Exam Mark

6,56,56,36,25,85,86,77,87,16,76,16,28,17,36,16,86,05,75,97,26,65,75,85,66,35,85,65,76,1

6,3



>= 7%

25,611,240,438,169,4

24,5

Average Entrance Exam Mark

6,55,86,96,47,8

6,3

Observations:1.- Percentile 20: statistical

measurement that leaves 20 per cent of the new students below that value and 80 per cent above it. This is the value that they have obtained in the entrance examination.

2.- In this table are included the new students who have been admitted to a degree with a University Entrance Examination Mark of 7 or above.

3.- Students enrolled on second cycle only degree courses are not included as admission procedure is different to that of first year students. New students who cancel enrolment during the academic year are also not included.

Data corresponding to 15 march 2009

University entrance mark equal to or above 7

07-08

08-09

04-05

05-06

06-07

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

Arts and Humanities Social and Legal Sciences

Sciences Engineering and Architecture

Health Sciences Total UVa

%

20UVa09in figures

21UVa09in figures

Registration applications accepted and rejected (2008/09)


1009UVa

in Figures



Pre-registration Application Accepted Applications Rejected






Pre-registration Application Accepted Applications Rejected1st Choice 1st Choice 2nd Choice Remaining Choices 1st Choice

Observations:Applications Accepted: number of new students who register for the various degrees after having pre-registered in first, second or remaining choices. Applications Rejected: number of students unable to register for their choice degree.In second cycle degree courses the distinction between choices in pre-registration is not pertinent and these data have been included in the "1st choice" category.Data corresponding to 15 march 2009

1st Choice 1st Choice 2nd Choice Remaining Choices 1st Choice

6143595322272987399237609211181152483

1299396

9836146

32135

255265

787472301

14

44234

276132

8355

2697298176250534291134138160123

99256160

78

3644527

207173533

547325215

7

30323

19189

3911

29318283660

720

2474

205829

4717

312

78

341519

331

257

407

2029

1917521530

25515

1824

6634

233

1023

451529

1

342

248

347

344629714622

453108103471515853

2271139318

6191619

11418

220232

240147867

139118543

4444

3193767

32718642078

8355

2172365

125925279

3911

32209

205195

407

10202

224271

347

1021402202939

1799

4444

21UVa09in figures

Registration applications accepted and rejected (2008/09)


1109UVa

in Figures

Interpretation:- Reflects the extent to which student demand is met through the offer of places available.- Values below 1 indicate that the number of places offered is greater than the number of first choice pre-registrations.- Values above 1 indicate that the number of first choice pre-registrations is greater than the number of places offered.

Pre-registrations on first choice course re places offered (2008/09) First choice registration demand not covered

First choice pre-registrations(2008/09)

New students on first choice courses out of total number of new students

06/0707/0808/09

04/0505/06


0

1

2

3

4

5

6

0

500

1000

1500

2000

07/08 08/0904/05 05/06 06/07

Arts and Humanities4%

Sciences4%

Social and Legal Sciences45%

Engineering and Architecture22%

Health Sciences25%

01020304050

60708090

100







22UVa09in figures

Students and credits registered by Campus and Centres (2008/09)

2 .3.1Undergraduate training. Students and registerer credits

1209UVa

in Figures








New students

3527354223386698313188142248166161281236131

4776534

242205264

626355263

8

49859

240199

5128

No.68,8

6,94,37,5

13,66,13,72,84,83,23,15,54,62,6

9,31,30,74,70,41,01,2

12,26,95,10,2

9,71,24,73,9

100

%Total students

17841186312201795221816051155107212931103

91820981081

420

1535292195578111183176

27581923

692143

2013231580

1202

24147

No.73,9

7,75,17,49,26,64,84,45,44,63,88,74,51,7

6,41,20,82,40,50,80,7

11,48,02,90,6

8,31,02,45,0

100

%Registered Credits

1119536138279

79298109236138102100041

6688575639797736206943742

1048948911132470

99785210621152136132

55981245613017

177417122878

476026938

110900138714142555605

1507637

No.74,39,25,37,29,26,64,45,05,34,12,97,05,92,2

6,61,40,82,40,40,80,9

11,88,23,20,5

7,40,92,73,7

100

%

New students

2882944

1951256

445

5128

No.5,6

57,43,8

24,58,7

100

%Total students

153511657

103681791740

24147

No.6,4

48,34,3

33,97,2

100

%Registered Credits

121670737773

58353449622140220

1507637

No.8,1

48,93,9

29,89,3

100

%

Observations:1. Students is considered to be the number of student records of registered students. Thus any student taking two degrees will have two records. 2. A new student is one who registers in the first year time on a degree course as well as those students from other degrees or universities who register in the first year. For only second cycle degree courses, new students are those who register form the first time in either of the two years. Thus, those students who pass from an old syllabus to a new one or who are on International Exchange Programmes are not considered as new students.3. Students only registered in "End of Degree Projects" are not included when this project is not considered as a subject within the corresponding curriculum. Students who cancelled their enrolment during the academic year have not been included either.Data corresponding to 15 march 2009

23UVa09in figures

Students and credits registered by Campus and Centres (2008/09)


1309UVa

in Figures

Undergraduate students registered

Students registered per campus

08-0904-05 05-06 06-07 07-08

0

2000

4000

6000

8000

10000

12000

14000

07-08 08-0904-05 05-06 06-07

Nº

0

5000

10000

15000

20000

25000

Valladolid Soria Segovia Palencia

Nº


24UVa09in figures

Registered credits per student (2008/9)


1409UVa

in Figures








Credits

14,410,5

7,014,312,513,312,819,217,222,325,620,3

3,05,5

12,33,4

18,515,729,7

6,64,0

10,68,9

10,435,0

25,221,2

9,333,6

14,7

<2510,612,6

9,110,5

9,512,611,1

5,310,112,513,715,5

1,54,0

9,48,2

15,98,8

16,27,73,4

7,07,63,3

15,4

13,916,0

5,717,5

10,4

25-4814,730,626,811,719,0

8,514,6

3,58,7

11,215,012,7

9,11,9

10,534,9

4,65,56,33,82,3

17,823,1

5,56,3

7,99,1

10,06,7

14,2

49-6027,029,019,537,422,532,141,7

5,424,020,330,932,814,335,7

34,526,426,741,013,547,035,8

30,726,942,324,5

24,629,439,316,6

27,7

61-7219,3

9,821,715,422,218,412,615,531,918,8

9,813,245,934,8

19,917,121,512,828,821,338,6

20,219,922,414,7

18,212,616,919,9

19,4

73-8414,0

7,615,810,614,215,0

7,151,1

8,015,0

4,95,6

26,318,1

13,49,9

12,816,1

5,413,715,9

13,713,516,0

4,2

10,211,718,8

5,8

13,6

>84Average number

of registered credits60,457,263,059,761,361,058,967,360,557,052,054,573,870,1

62,162,258,361,052,966,071,0

62,762,566,049,1

54,955,465,049,9

60,3

Credits

12,211,414,022,5

3,6

14,7

<2513,0

9,412,012,7

2,8

10,4

25-4827,316,818,2

9,74,4

14,2

49-6028,330,140,923,622,8

27,7

61-7210,918,710,118,242,7

19,4

73-848,3

13,84,7

13,423,7

13,6

>84Average number

of registered credits57,061,657,056,772,9

60,3

Average number of registered credits


01020304050607080

07-0808-09

04-05

05-06

06-07




25UVa09in figures

Affilated Schools (2008/09)


1509UVa

in Figures

"INEA" Agricultural Univ. School (VA)Univ. School of Nursing (PA)Fray Luis de León Teacher Training School (VA)Univ. School of Labour Relations (VA)

Total Affilated Schools

165425128

286

Male73

31514444

576

FemaleRegistered

23835719572

862

Total

New students enrolled in Affiliated Schools



16659

15164

440

Valladolid5

12011

136

Palencia7741

19

Segovia

Rest of Castile

and Leon33

11471

155

Others

Place of origin of registered students in Affiliated Schools



11138178

174

General Call M.E.C/Basque Government 4,6

38,78,7

11,1

20,2

% Grants/Registered students

Grants students in Affiliated Schools

2757226

112


26UVa09in figures

Real optional choices and practical classes required (2008/09)

2 .4.1Undergraduate training. Process of training

1609UVa

in Figures

Interpretation:1. Real optional choices:

reflects the offer of studies available. This indicator always takes values above 100, since the offer of optional subjects available in curricula will always be equal to or above the optional subjects the student is required to take, as the student can never take subjects that are not offered. Thus, the greater the percentage, the greater the offer of optional subjects available on the curriculum.

2.-Practical classes required: This indicator shows the importance of the offer of practical teaching in the curriculum. The closer it is to one, the greater is the specific weight of the number of practical credits offered to the student in the curriculum.






321,8272,5175,0405,3462,5431,9282,6423,1505,6320,0258,5331,9276,6350,0271,9474,1166,7155,0313,6666,7650,0340,2294,3595,5250,0337,1300,0337,5347,9

320,4

Practical classes requiredReal optional choices

Practical classes requiredReal optional choices

0,420,370,540,390,420,350,440,540,350,490,440,460,500,500,470,550,240,480,360,490,500,460,370,610,440,450,360,440,48

0,44



284,2330,4280,2341,7386,7

320,4

0,440,410,450,450,49

0,44

Practical classes required in studiesReal optional choices in studies

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

450

0,00,10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,91,0



Health Sciences Total UVa Arts and Humanities Social and Legal Sciences



27UVa09in figures

Size of lecture groups (2008/09)


1709UVa

in Figures






22,047,0

4,212,111,9

5,642,5

5,418,123,714,817,7

6,20,0

39,137,950,023,182,2

9,16,9

22,318,112,363,239,333,941,039,4

25,5

<=2037,336,844,839,442,9

6,948,226,849,231,626,132,038,412,533,638,939,737,017,830,334,522,519,525,936,845,655,939,247,3

36,3

21-5026,113,831,543,930,821,3

8,030,424,527,742,628,529,575,019,417,910,318,5

0,054,555,225,629,824,7

0,011,5

8,514,510,4

23,8

51-7914,72,4

19,44,5

14,466,31,3

37,58,2

16,916,521,826,012,57,85,30,0

21,30,06,13,4

29,632,637,00,03,61,75,42,9

14,5

>=80

6,87,02,88,60,3

25,5

<=205,4

13,73,6

12,21,3

36,3

21-500,7

12,70,17,82,5

23,8

51-790,38,70,04,41,0

14,5

>=80Arts and HumanitiesSocial and Legal SciencesSciencesEngineering and ArchitectureHealth Sciences


Represents the percentage between the total number of theory groups with fewer or the same number of students, in intervals, and the total number of theory groups.

Size of lecture groups (2008/09)

<=2025%

>=8014%

51-7924%

21-5037%

28UVa09in figures

Students per teacher (2008/09)


1809UVa

in Figures

(1) Total number of students enrolled over the total number of teaching staff.

(2) Total number of credits registered by students out of the total number of credits offered. This is the proportion between teaching requirement and teaching available.

This indicates the proportion of students for each teaching credit offered.






8,76,18,7

11,113,423,3

4,29,97,68,5

10,811,8

5,010,2

7,06,35,1

13,82,56,39,3

11,812,813,1

4,89,07,79,49,2

8,9

Students/Teacher (1)

66,869,968,561,860,776,579,951,568,638,979,673,868,259,344,730,743,052,752,452,949,922,713,343,935,072,472,669,973,6

61,4

% credits taught by permanent teaching and research staff 69,9

83,882,780,248,833,987,756,881,463,958,038,989,541,842,854,823,936,361,264,9

8,039,341,736,232,054,524,844,765,1

63,4

%credits taught by teaching and research staff doctors 45,3

30,861,152,163,3

101,322,642,937,638,945,444,357,692,939,630,925,766,712,771,554,953,856,565,317,433,235,243,427,9

44,5

Students/Teacher (in credits) (2)

Students/Teacher (1)

% credits taught by permanent teaching and research staff

%credits taught by teaching and research staff doctors

Students/Teacher (in credits) (2)

4,412,8

3,89,35,7

8,9

64,853,479,963,063,8

61,4

80,052,187,759,472,0

63,4

23,662,519,838,660,7

44,5



Students per teacher (in credits)

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

2007/08

2008/09

2004/05

2005/06

2006/07




29UVa09in figures

Amount in grants awarded to students (2008/09)


1909UVa

in Figures

545748818664

8135445

480686943891

11165484175454218700141384105216

15972353219345218700141384105216

Ministry of Education and Science grant holders (general call, mobility, initial grant, and masters)Basque Government (general call)Ministry of Education and Science co-operation grantsGrants for co-operation in departmental research tasksCo-operation grants for training in Centres and ServicesErasmus Programme grantsSummer course grants (foreign course programme)Grant students

Grants Registration fees waived

Amount received by students

Total

30UVa09in figures

Students awarded UVa grants by Campus and Centres (2008/09)


2009UVa

in Figures






3651541194281678211230233186193145302293164413102

20138

205083

832586234

12435

49179207

5331

General Call M.E.C/Basque Government (1)

20,529,015,915,730,613,119,921,714,417,515,814,427,139,026,934,910,323,918,027,347,230,230,533,88,4

21,621,230,917,2

22,1


6432570

2301298

5905331

General Call M.E.C/Basque Government (1)

29,823,319,916,331,7

22,1




Students awared grants per student enrolled (%)

(1) Not including Affilated Schools

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

2007/082008/09

2004/052005/062006/07




31UVa09in figures

External practical training (2008/09)


2109UVa

in Figures

External practice refers to practical cooperation and training periods coordinated by the COIE (Student Guidance Office)and external practical training forming part of the syllabus (practicum, hospital training).% have been calculated on the number of graduates in 2007/08 academic year






1360120

35201

159+Practicum198119

65719477

18022+Prácticas Clínicas19+Prácticas Clínicas

1617016

Practicum23

12+Prácticas Clínicas40+Prácticas Clínicas

217199+Practicum

9+Practicum9

19229

26+Practicum137

1930

No.76,141,827,170,5

100,089,657,265,753,850,842,157,7

100,0100,0100,0100,0

69,6100,0

95,8100,0100,0100,0100,0100,0

81,885,874,4

100,065,2

88,5

External Practical Training per Graduate student

190872119656

931930

No.63,568,663,663,8

100,088,5

External Practical Training per Graduate student



External practical training per graduate student (%)

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

06/0708/09

03/0404/0505/06




32UVa09in figures

Cancellation of registered and change of degree

2 .5.1Undergraduate training. Academic results

2209UVa

in Figures








Observations Cancellation: new students who cancel their registration in a degree. Cancellations included are only ex officio. Change: new students who have left the degree they were taking in one of the first two years and have registered on a different degree at the University of Valladolid, of the total number of cases of abandonment recorded in those first two years of the degree (n+2) Data corresponding to 15 march 2009

Total Students 2007/08No.

Cancellation 08/09%No.

Change 07-09 (n+2)%No.

Total Students 2007/08No.

Cancellation 08/09%No.

Change 07-09 (n+2)%No.

Cancellation (2008/09)


Sciences6%



Health Sciences8%

Arts and Humanities

Social and Legal Sciences


Health Sciences

Total UVa 0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

%

Change of degree

03-05

06-08

04-06

07-09

05-07

2

17841186312201795221816051155107212931103

91820981081

4201535

292195578111183176

27581923

692143

2013231580

120224147

0,61,30,50,50,80,20,80,50,50,50,30,30,90,50,40,30,50,30,90,5

1,01,20,41,40,82,20,90,4

0,6

10724

69

174956537

102611211

2722

32

15555

155

28,812,943,249,511,018,822,216,754,548,323,526,70,0

15,411,512,537,54,00,00,0

16,73,03,80,00,0

16,922,221,78,3

24,8

1889

165511

961

30141916

0261310012200

11452

207

153511657

103681791740

24147

1,20,70,90,40,7

0,6

1881

93512

155

11,824,316,731,59,1

24,8

8108

484

3207

33UVa09in figures

Examinations taken, Performance, Pass rate (2007/08)


2309UVa

en cifras

Observations:1.- Presented: percentage of credits corresponding to subjects in which the students have been examined (either in June or September), of the total number of registered credits.2.- Performance: percentage of credits corresponding to subjects that students have passed (either in June or September), of the total number of registered credits.3.- Pass: percentage of credits corresponding to subjects that students have passed (either in June or September), of the total number of subjects taken.Data corresponding to 15 march 2009






75,877,369,570,587,870,974,574,971,070,967,172,786,093,981,075,072,381,669,290,597,385,185,488,566,573,968,487,467,277,1

PerformancePresented61,869,958,950,579,050,160,063,351,853,348,252,478,888,468,265,352,567,751,780,987,773,573,478,650,361,358,279,251,4

63,5

Pass81,590,584,771,689,970,780,584,672,975,171,972,191,794,184,287,172,683,174,789,490,186,386,188,975,782,985,190,676,5

82,4

74,379,475,271,388,977,1

PerformancePresented66,466,162,553,881,5

63,5

Pass89,483,283,075,691,7

82,4



Academic Results

Presented

Performance

Pass

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

%




34UVa09in figures

Marks/Grades (2007/08)


2409UVa

in Figures






43,438,345,147,335,749,044,154,648,045,645,451,733,730,042,439,949,045,645,735,440,145,948,337,852,541,744,137,944,0

43,6

GoodPass28,136,629,519,339,518,327,124,719,722,517,816,138,147,633,135,118,931,025,042,939,530,028,536,618,130,030,435,525,7

28,8

Excellent/Distinction10,015,710,0

5,014,6

3,49,35,25,27,08,74,4

19,816,5

8,712,1

4,76,53,9

11,110,510,4

9,314,5

5,011,210,717,2

6,810,0

38,343,542,848,733,9

43,6

35,329,829,320,940,7

28,8

15,810,011,0

5,917,1

10,0



GoodPass Excellent/Distinction

Marks/Grades

Observations: 1.- Pass: percentage of credits corresponding to the subjects the students have passed with a pass grade, whether in June or September, of the total number of credits which they have taken.2.- Good: percentage of credits corresponding to the subjects the students have passed with a good grade, whether in June or September, of the total number of credits which they have taken.3.- Excellent/Distinction: percentage of credits corresponding to the subjects the students have passed with a mark of Excellent or a Distinction, whether in June or September, of the total number of credits which they have taken.Data corresponding to 15 march 2009

PassGoodExcellent/Distinction

0

10

20

30

40

50

60%

Arts and Humanities




35UVa09in figures

Graduates and time delay (2007/08)


2509UVa

in Figures






2854287129285489221208

99132185183312192132239

442363244342

517347159

11400

39151210

4010

Graduates

2581979

1901211

3724010

Graduates

71,27,23,27,1

12,25,55,22,53,34,64,67,84,83,36,01,10,61,60,61,11,0

12,98,74,00,3

10,01,03,85,2

100

% Graduates

6,449,4

4,730,2

9,3100

% Graduates

2,11,12,72,01,02,02,24,73,62,52,63,71,20,60,90,12,30,93,30,30,30,91,00,62,92,21,70,93,3

1,9

Time delay

1,11,31,93,20,8

1,9

Time delayArts and HumanitiesSocial and Legal SciencesSciencesEngineering and ArchitectureHealth Sciences


Observations:Time delay: time (in number of years) required by a student to complete their degree from the moment they start, the date being the date of their initial registration in the first year (or access to second cycle degree courses), minus the number of years in the degree. When the student finishes the degree in the February sitting this is counted as half a year. Data corresponding to 15 march 2009

36UVa09in figures

Graduates and time delay (2007/08)


2609UVa

in Figures

Graduates

Time delay

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

06-07 07-0803-04 04-05 05-06

0,0

0,5

1,0

1,5

2,0

2,5

3,0

3,5

4,0

06-07 07-0803-04 04-05 05-06



37UVa09in figures

Drop out rate, graduation rate and progress rate (Section 8.1 of Royal Decree 1393/2007, of 29 October)


2709UVa

in Figures

Total University of Valladolid Arts and HumanitiesSocial and Legal SciencesSciencesEngineering and ArchitectureHealth Sciences





25,532,022,830,631,814,127,027,628,937,418,118,333,014,141,834,853,029,117,010,620,635,422,220,713,3

6,711,523,024,218,827,819,226,719,716,3

Drop out rate (n+1) *

42,245,953,050,310,884,539,653,447,440,864,935,234,7

2,58,4

15,56,4

11,285,188,556,438,536,456,850,078,879,250,949,960,4

0,041,848,870,717,9

Graduation rate *

78,885,181,476,070,891,978,087,378,776,590,365,774,279,069,774,069,566,891,294,884,591,165,482,767,689,894,384,283,890,564,875,173,888,967,6

Note:Section 8.1 of Royal Decree

1393/2007, of 29 October, establishing the regulations governing the organisation of officially recognised university education, sets out the following definitions

- Drop out rate: percentage relation between the total number of students in a group commencing the first year who should have been awarded a degree the previous academic year and who did not register in either that academic year or the previous one. Studies which are only second cycle are not taken into consideration.

- Graduation rate: percentage of students who conclude their degree in the time foreseen in the curriculum or in one academic year more in relation to the group with whom they commenced the degree.

- Efficiency rate: percentage relation between the total number of credits in the curriculum for which the group of graduates in a specific academic year should have registered throughout their degree course and the total number of credits for which they actually had to register.

Graduate efficiency 08/09

Dropout Rate

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

Graduation Rate

0102030405060708090

100

Efficiency Rate

0,010,020,030,040,050,060,070,080,090,0

100,0

* Depending on the degree, follow-up of each cohort up to the 2008/2009 academic year

Arts and Humanities



Health Sciences

Total UVa

Arts and Humanities



Health Sciences

Total UVa Arts and Humanities



Health Sciences

Total UVa

38UVa09in figures

09UVa

in FiguresUVa 39

3Postgraduate education

39UVa

PhD programmes (2008/09)

3 .1.1Postgraduate education. PhD/Doctorate

4009UVa

in Figures

Interdepartmental PhD : IDInter-university PhD: IUQuality PhD : DCOverseas PhD : E

Arts and Humanities Analysis of discourse and its applications (DC)Communication and history changeCommunication and Receivers: Interpreting messages and the effects of contentCultures in contact in the ancient mediterranean (DC)Curriculum, tranversality and sustainable developmentDon Quixote and the modern novel (DC)Education for Integration and Sustainable Human DevelopmentGeography, town planning and spatial planning (ID) History of art Intercultural translating and communication Interculturality in Western texts and contexts (ID) Latin American anthropology (IU)PhD in Translating and interpretingPhilosophy of culture, science and society Protohistory and romanisation in the Duero basin: territorial managementSocial sciences and tools for historians (DC) Spanish in America: analysis of Spanish-American discourseSpanish linguistics and its applicationsSpanish music (DC) Theory, analysis and , cinematographic documentation (IU) Tradition and innovation in XX century spanish literatureWomen and gender in humanities studies

Social and Legal Sciences Analysis of advertising communication in the information and knowledge societyApplications of the art of the social integration: art, therapy and education in the diversity (IU) Business management and administration Didactics of art education: music education, art education and physical education Diversity and socio-educational developmentEducational research into the curricula of experimental and social sciences and mathematics Latin-American Intercultural ResearchLaw (ID) Modernisation of institutions and new perspectives in fundamental law New trends in business management (DC)PhD in Economy (ID)Processes of social change (ID)Psicology Real estate registration law and reform of the mortgage market: new trends and prospects for reformResearching for education in the XXI century (E)The didactics of language and literature

Sciences Applied analytical chemistry. Pollution and the environment Laser and spectroscopy avanced in chemistryMaterials of technological interest Mathematics (DC) Methods advanced in modern physics (DC) PhD in Theoretical chemistry and computacional (DC)Studies in advanced chemistry (DC)

Engineering and Architecture Architecture and city: materials for architectural and urban analysis (ID) Architecture and millenium: old and new problemsBuilding technology Computing Conservation and sustainable use of forestry systemsEnergy engineering and fluidmechanics (DC) Engineering of processes and systems (DC) Health, environment and food qualityInformation and telecommunication technologies (ID)Phd in Industrial engineering (ID) Sustainable management of agricultural, forest and food resources in Castile and Leon (ID)The modern and the contemporary in architecture

Health Sciences Advances in clinical microbiology (DC) Basic and clinical neurobilogy (ID) Basic and clinical research in paediatrics, immunology, obstetrics and gynaecologyBiotechnology: biomedical applications (ID)Organ and tissue transplants. From research to clinical practice. Multiorgan dysfunction-sepsisPharmacology PhD in internal medicine Preventive medicine and public health and legal and forensic medicine Principles of research in medicine and surgery (ID) Research in clinical practice Research in medicine and its specialities Research in surgery

40UVa09in figures

2008-09 2007-08 2008


Total UVa

Programmes Students Pass Good ExcellentPerfomance

index DEATheses

read

Marks/Grades

Students registered on doctorate programmes (2008/09)

PhD programmes (2008/09)

3 .1.1Postgraduate education. PhD/Doctorate

4109UVa

in Figures

Students registered on doctorate programmes

Arts and Humanities 24%

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

450

500

07/08 08/0904/05 05/06 06/07

Arts and Humanities


Sciences

Engineering and Architecture

Health Sciences

Sciences4%



Health Sciences 29%

22167

1212

69

30232347

233362

1267

4,85,70,0

11,35,0

5,8

19,821,89,9

24,614,6

18,5

75,372,490,164,180,4

75,7

79,876,698,884,898,0

86,8

59812369

134366

2325233449

154

41UVa09in figures

Arts and Humanities University Master`s Degree in Gender Studies and Equaliyt PoliciesUniversity Master`s Degree in teaching Spanish as a foreign languageUniversity Master`s Degree in the history and aesthetics of cinematographyUniversity Specialist in India: Art-Culture. Science-Economy-SocietyUniversity Specialist in international cooperation for developmentUniversity Specialist in Teaching in Bilingual programmes and/or immersion in the English language in infant and primary educationUniversity Specialist in teaching Spanish as a foreign languageUniversity Specialist in the history an aesthetics of cinematography

Social and Legal Sciences University Master`s Degree in Administracion of cultural industriesUniversity Master`s Degree in Pedagogical Assessment in Social SciencesUniversity Master`s Degree in Project managementUniversity Master`s Degree in Spanish law (LL.M)University Master´s Degree in Consulting and Management of Organisational Development ProcessesUniversity Specialist in Economy and ConsumerismUniversity Specialist in equal opportunities for men and women University Specialist in Markets and Financial IntermediationUniversity Specialist in social services. Specialising in the elderly and the disabledt

Sciences University Master`s Degree in Experimental Chemistry and Laboratories

Engineering and Architecture University Master`s Degree in architectural restorationUniversity Master`s Degree in digital librariesUniversity Master`s Degree in geographic information systems, GPS, remote detection aplied to ordination of the territoryUniversity Specialist in Air-conditioning EngineeringUniversity Specialist in building (on line)University Specialist in integral logistic University Specialist in Renewable EnergiesUniversity Specialist in Techniques and Procedures for Restoration of Historical Heritahe

Health Sciences University Master`s Degree in glaucomaUniversity Master`s Degree in optometry and vision sciencesUniversity Master`s Degree in paliative careUniversity Master´s Degree in osteopathic physiotherapyUniversity Specialist in ophthalmologic nursingUniversity Specialist in Palliative MedicinaUniversity Specialist in Rehabilitacion of Sight

3830504020505060

32,52323285056746050

150,5

2027202226525250

22322462505055


Total UVa

89187

33

Programmes1921681396

132601

Students

Own posgraduate courses (2008/09)

3 .2.1 Postgraduate education. Own courses

4209UVa

in Figures42

UVa09in figures

Own posgraduate courses (2008/09)

3 .2.1 Postgraduate education. Own courses

4309UVa

in Figures

Students registered on own courses (2008/09)

Variation of registration on own courses

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

07/08 08/0904/05 05/06 06/07

Arts and Humanities


Sciences


Health Sciences


Health Sciences22%

Sciences2%



43UVa09in figures

Recognised postgraduate Master`s Degrees

3 .3.1Postgraduate education. Recognised Master´s degrees

4409UVa

in Figures

Valladolid CampusFaculty of Philosophy and Arts

Master’s degree in Advanced Studies in PhilosophyMaster’s degree in Advanced English Studies: Contact Languages and CulturesMaster`s Degree in Europe and the Atlantic. Power, Culture and SocietyMaster`s Degree in introduction to research in texts from classical antiquity and their survivalMaster`s Degree in the logic and philosophy of scienceMaster´s Degree in hispanic music

Faculty of LawMaster´s Degree in European integration

Faculty of Economics and Business AdministrationMaster´s Degree in research in business administration

Faculty of Education and Social Work Master´s Degree in teaching and interpreting in Sign language

Faculty of Science Master´s Degree in physics of diagnosis systems, treatment and protection in health sciencesMaster’s degree in Management and Environmental TechnologyMaster´s Degree in physical instrumentationMaster’s degree in Research in Process and Systems EngineeringMaster´s Degree in nano-science adn molecular nanotechnology

Higher Technical School of Architecture Master’s degree in Acoustics and VibrationsMaster’s degree in Mapping Geotechnologies in Engineering and Architecture

Higher Technical School of Industrial Engineering Master’s degree in Occupational Health and Safety Management, Quality and the EnvironmentMaster’s degree in Research in Thermodynamic Fluid EngineeringMaster’s degree in Mathematical Modelling and Computation

University Polytechnic School Master’s degree in Logistics

Faculty of Medicine Master’s degree in Immunology and Ocular SurfaceMaster’s degree in Research in Vision SciencesMaster’s degree in Retina

Soria CampusUniversity School of Teacher Training

Master’s degree in Professional and Institutional TranslationMaster´s degree in Translation and Intercultural Mediation in Professional Areas

Segovia CampusFaculty of Social Sciences, Legal and Communication Sciences

Master’s degree in Communication for Social Purposes: Strategies and CampaignsPalencia Campus

Faculty of Social Sciences, Legal and Communication SciencesMaster’s degree in Agroforestry Development Master´s degree in Engineeriing for Agroforesty DevelopmentMaster´s degree in Research in Engineering for the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Forests


Total UVa

84593

29

Másteres535750

14220

322

Matriculados

6060

60/120606075

60

120 *

60

60606060

120

6060

606090

60

6060/120 **

60

60120

60

7560/120

120

910208

156

10,5

29

121236

1518

61215

10 (1)

30

6

6

60

Company Internships

4,5

9

5 ó 10

10 (1)

2

1515

* Depending on student’s previous educational background (Honours Degree/General Degree)** Students holding a degree in Business Administration or compatible qualification will commence in the second year (60 credits)(1) To be chosen from Company Internship or Master’s Degree Final Year Project(2) To be taught at the University Institute of Applied Ophthalmobiology (Valladolid), at the Ramón Castroviejo Institute of Ophthalmologic Research (Madrid), Surgery(Santiago de Compostela), and at the Institute for Biomedical Research in Light and Image (Coimbra)(3) To be taught at the University Institute of Applied Ophthalmobiology. Hospital Clínico (Valladolid), Hospital Clínico de San Carlos (Madrid) and Institute of OcularMicrosurgery Ocular (Barcelona)

Total Credits ECTS

Master´s Degree Final Project

44UVa09in figures

Recognised postgraduate Master`s Degrees

3 .3.1Postgraduate education. Recognised Master´s degrees

4509UVa

in Figures

Students on recognised master´s degrees (2008/09)

Evolution of enrolment on recognised Master´s Degrees


Health Sciences6%

Sciences16%



0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

07-08

08-09

06-07

Arts and Humanities Social and Legal Sciences Sciences Engineering and Architecture Health Sciences

45UVa09in figures

09UVa

in FiguresUVa 46

4Complementary training

46UVa

Foreing language courses (2008/09)

4 .1Complementary training

4709UVa

in Figures

General CourseEnglishFrenchGermanItalianPortugueseJapaneseChineseArabicSpecific courses

General Course: Segovia CampusGeneral Course:Palencia CampusCourses for teachers working for the Regional Government of Castilla y Leon (English and Frech)French courses for Renault SpainIntensive coursesOthers coursesMultimedia Courses

Students

111666178773019302933

1592210

26027

664561373

Groups

21

241652

Levels

95322223

Students of foreing languages (2008/09)

Others27%

English59%

French7%

German7%

47UVa09in figures

Spanish courses (2008/09)


4809UVa

in Figures

JulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecemberJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJune

Total

1321899

305

9115

142

101

903

No. of newly enrolled students in the month (1)

305305

91106215196

1218

No. of students who enrolled in previous months (2)

1321899

30530530591

106248215196101

2121

Total

Origin of Spanish students (2008/09)

GermanyBelgiumBrazilKoreaEEUUFranceHungaryIrelandItalyJapanPolandThe United KingdomCzech RepublicTaiwanOthers

Total

110331524

251831215

1272822321034

107

903

No. of newly enrolled students in the month (1)

15841

648

318802028

1863934601670

114

1218

No. of students who enrolled in previous months (2)

268742172

5691633243

31367569226

104221

2121

Total

Origin of Spanish students (2008/09)

Newly enrolled students in the month

The Americas28%

Asia14%

Africa0,8%

Europe57%

(1). Total no. of newly enrolled students in the month analysed who were also not enrolled at the same centre during any previous month. (2). Total no. of students who are studying Spanish during the month analysed and who had already enrolled in previous months.

48UVa09in figures

Extramural course activities and at the Buendia Centre


4909UVa

in Figures

Further studies courses (2008/09)

Extramural Activities and cultural dissemination (2007/08)

Teacher training courses (2008/09)

Further studies courses 3931

Participants655

Teachers2744

Hours87

Courses/Mini congresses

Teacher training courses ( C.A.P)

Training activities for teachers

934

1161

Participants693

64

Teachers150

1125

Hours1

45

Courses

Activities ExtramuralCoursesConference/Congresses

Activities CulturalUniversijazz ConcertsSanta Cruz summer concertsCinemaMusicTheatreOther activities

192

325

Activities

1371400

2370291121354106210

1412

Participants

49UVa09in figures

Millán Santos Permanent University (2008/09)


5009UVa

in Figures

Structured form Open form

Students

Interuniversity program of the experience (2008/09)

Students registered at the Millan Santos Permanent University

AlmazanGuardoPalenciaSegoviaSoriaValladolid

Total

334496

11552

198

538

No. Students

Structure

Open

548 214

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

07/08 08/0904/05 05/06 06/07

50UVa09in figures

09UVa

in FiguresUVa 51

5Research resources

51UVa

University of Valladolid research resources (2008)

5 .1Research resources

5209UVa

in Figures

No. EurosOwn research funds

Research ActivityTraining of researchersPublications and Scientific ExchangeLibraries

Projects and funding obtained Regional Govt. of Castile and LeonNational bodiesEuropean bodies

Contracts and agreements won Research Contracts-AgreementsTraining Contracts

Total research funds

357241

9026

464378

86

3698273733589

1203030180000

158165417082503,0011598975,00

4495804,00987724,00

11915300,0811229822,00

685478,0832696076

UVa research resources (2008

Uva research resources

C. and L. Govt. Projects36%

National-European projects17%

Training Contracts-Agreements2%

Research Contracts-Agreements34%

Own funds 11%

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

2007 20082004 2005 2006

M. E

uro

s

52UVa09in figures

Research and training activities financed with own funding (2008)


5309UVa

in Figures

Subscription to periodical publicationsFinancial support for training research staffFinancial support for research staffTravel expensesShort stay grantsResearch personnel mobilityGuest lecturersFinancial support for overseas researchersOrganisation of conferences and scientific meetingsMaintenance of scientific materialAttending coursesFunding for research work for institutesFunding for departments for doctoral thesesFunding for research work for GIRResearch contracts and co-funding of contracts for technical staff

No. Euros17053

3925

195393241134227841449

1502

136876453000075000

1150002048301150005500054000360006000048800

15400077500

30643660000

No. of Guest lecturer No. of Travel expenses No. of research personnel mobility

No. of organisation of conferences and scientific meetings No. of Attending courses



Attending coursesOrganisation of conferences

and scientific meetingsTravel expenses Attending courses

1122061715

680032985

2280115000

Research personnel mobility

Euros3

162

101

32

No.1536030220301802808011160

115000

Euros2551485615

195

No.913369076120

186597981

48800

Euros221012301084

No.7000

1262415400

957610400

55000

Euros7

13993

41

No.114009150990016503900

36000

Euros1412

925

42

No.

Research and training activities financed with own funding (2008)


Health Sciences7%

Sciences22%



22%


Health Sciences

3%

Sciences6%



31%


Health Sciences8%

Sciences25%


Engineering and

Architecture28%


Health Sciences12%

Sciences21%



5%


Health Sciences12%

Sciences14%


12%


36%

53UVa09in figures

Clients of the University of Valladolid


5409UVa

in Figures

Regional and Local AdministrationsAyuntamientos de Palencia, Valladolid, Zamora, Soria, Peñafiel, SimancasDiputaciones Provinciales de Burgos, Palencia, Segovia, Valladolid, ZamoraComunidad de MadridConsejerías de la Junta de Castilla y León (Agricultura y Ganadería, Cultura y Turismo, Economía y Empleo, Educación, Familia e Igualdad de Oportunidades, Hacienda, Medio Ambiente, Sanidad)Consejo Económico y Social de Castilla y LeónEtc.

Associations, Foundations and InstitutesAsociación para el Desarrollo Endógeno de la Comarca de Almazán (ADEMA)ADISAC – La VozAsociación Española de Ganado Vacuno Selecto de Raza (ASEAMO)Asociación Intermunicipal para el Desarrollo Rural de la Comarca Barco-Piedrahíta-Gredos (ASIDER)Asociación de amigos del Museo de TiermesAsociación de Empresa Familiar de Castilla y LeónAsociación Duero-EsguevaAsociación Española de Medición y ControlAsociación LACECALAsociación para el desarrollo de la montaña palentina (ADEMPA)Asociación de padres y tutores de personas con parálisis cerebral y afines (ASPACE)Asociación de parapléjicos y grandes minusválidos (ASPAYM)Cruz Roja EspañolaArzobispado de ValladolidCongregación de San Felipe Neri de ValladolidMancomunidad Asocio de ÁvilaMancomunidad Ruta del Vino-Afluente RuralFundación 2001 Global NatureFundación BBVAFundación Caja CírculoFundación Ferrocarriles EspañolesFundación Instituto Universitario de Investigación Ortega y GassetFundación INTRASFundación Investigación MedicaFundación Jorge GuillénFundación las Edades del HombreFundación MAPFREFundación Marcelino BotínFundación SoriactivaFundación Universidad Oberta de CataluñaFundación Victoria y Joaquín RodrigoColegio de Registradores de la Propiedad y Mercantiles de EspañaConfederación Vallisoletana de EmpresariosFederación de Organizaciones Empresariales SorianasConsejo Regulador D.O. Ribera del DueroInstituto Tecnológico AgrarioEtc.

Enterprises and Societies3i Ingeniería Industrial S.L.ACOTEC CASTILLA S.L.ADIFAENORAETIC S.A. Agroseguro S.A.ALUCOILALLERGAN S.A.AMGEM S.A.Aratikos Arqueólogos S.L.AVIZOR S.AAxcelis TechnologiesAzucarera EBRO S.L.Befesa Escorias Salinas S.A.Beto Estudios Inmobiliarios S.L.BIOVENT Energías S.A.Bodegas (Anguix, Sociedad Vitivinícola Ladrero, Matarromera, Pingón, Protos)Boecillo Editora Multimedia S.A.Caja España

CALME S.L.CARRIER España S.L.Carraovejas S.A.Castilla Ingeniería S.L.CECOSA Semillas S.L.Central de Procesos Informáticos S.A.Central Nuclear Trillo ICentro de Empresas e Innovación CEEICentro Tecnológico de Cereales de Castilla y LeónCentro Tecnológico de Miranda de EbroCESEFORCIMDES S.L.CODINSEComercial Losada S.L.Constructora Capellán y CiaCooperativa de Viviendas “Los Ribazos”Covance Clinical and Perlapproval ServicesCRYSTAL PHARMA S.A.CYM YAÑEZChartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd.DAIKIN AC SPAINDANONE S.A.DENDRICO S.L.Desarrollo Ganadero Español S.A.DMEEC-GRANT AGREEMENT NUMBEREmpresa Fernando Cobos Guerra S.LEmpresarios Agrupados Internacional S.A.ENCLAVE Formación S.L.ENDESAEUROCHEMFaurecia Automotive España S.A.Ferrara OphthalmicsFujisawa S.A.GATEWAY S.C.S.L.GENAERAGESTAMP Palencia S.A.GESTIONA S.L.GMV Sistemas S.A.GRAFOSGrupo General Cable Sistemas S.A.Grupo ModeloHERGÓN S.A.Hernando Saíz Ingenieros S.L.HICUSA Packaging S.A.HORMISORIA S.L.IBERDROLA Distribución Eléctrica SAILEX estudios y proyectos S.A.Index Servicios de ingeniería S.L.Industrias Abrasivas LeyIndustrias CLERIS S.L.Industrias RAYCOINFILCOINTERREGInvestigación. y Asistencia Técnica QUASAR S.A.ITACYLIZASALaboratorios CALIERLaboratorios LILLYLaboratorios Pérez GiménezLaboratorios SERVIER S.A.LEEILID Editorial EmpresarialLLACO-HABITARE S.L.MECONSAMICROCEL S.A.Millenuin Wold CodexNavarra Maquinaria AgrícolaNOVARTISNOVONORDISKOverseas Konstellationa ComapnyParedes y Rivas Arquitectos S.L.PAYD IngenierosPFIZERPharmaceutical Research Associates España

PLANZ Planeamiento Urbanístico S.L.PLASTIC OMNIUM Equipamientos Exteriores S.A.PRECAM CONSULT S.L.PRIMA-RAM S.A.PROMOLID S.A.PROSOL S.A.PROYNERSO RAGT GenétiqueREPSOL YPFRIMASA S.L.ROZAS VIEJAS Ingenieros S.L.S.A. MARISASABIOS TRADE S.L.SAITE HABITARE S.A.San Miguel Fábrica de Cerveza y Malta S.A.Saunier DuvalSCHERING-PLOUGSederegistral S. L.Semiconductor Research Corporation / Agere SystemsSERESCO S.A.SERSIA Cantabria S.L.SETSociedad Cooperativa Agropecuaria ACORSOTUR Sweden Diagnostics (Spain) S.L.SYNOPSYSTecnología y Servicios Agrarios S.A.Telefónica Móviles EspañaTERRAPYCA 2000 S.L.TRANSCON Valladolid S.A.TURIFIEL S.L.Unión Comercial Ganaderos y Agricultores de LeónUNOVEINTE S.L.Urbanismo y Planificación Territorial S.L.Urbanizaciones San José S. L.URBYPLANViveros FuenteamargaWeb Master Computer Center Norte S.L.Wyeth Farma S.A.Etc.

National and International BodiesAeropuertos Españoles y Navegación AéreaInstituto de Salud Carlos IIIMinisterio de Ciencia y TecnologíaMinisterio de Educación y CienciaMinisterio de FomentoMinisterio de Trabajo y Asuntos SocialesMinisterio del InteriorCERNEuropean Space AgencyThe European Telecommunic Standards Institute European Office of Aerospace Research and DelopmentCommission of the European CommunitiesComisión EuropeaEtc..

Involvement in Production SectorsAgroalimentaciónArqueologíaAutomociónCalidadEditorialEnergéticoEstudios jurídicos y socioeconómicosFarmacéuticoFormaciónInformáticaIngeniería eléctrica y de materialesMedio AmbienteSaludTelecomunicacionesUrbanismo, etc..

54UVa09in figures

Publications (2008)


5509UVa

in Figures

Books (2008)



Papers Nat./Intern. Journals

102252152180131

817

Collected Volumes

338346

49195

39

967

Books

11971133515

253

Papers Nat./Intern. Journals (2008)

Collected Volumes (2008)

Health Sciences6%

�Engineering and Architecture14%



Sciences5%


�Health Sciences16%

Sciences19%



Health Sciences4%




Sciences5%

55UVa09in figures

International scientific journals where UVa researchers published


5609UVa

in Figures

Accident analysis and prevention Acta Anaesthesiologica Scandinavica Acta Biomaterialia Acta Horticulturae Acta Hungarica and Lignarica Hungárica Acta Metrologica SinicaActa Physiologica Acta Silvática & Lignarica Hungarica Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews Advanced Engineering Materials Advanced Science ResearchAdvances in Complex Systems (ACS) Advances in Engineering Software Advances in GeosciencesAdvances in MathematicsAdvances in Mathematics of CommunicationsAdvancing Women in Leadership Journal Aging Cell AIChE Journal AIP Conference ProceedingsAlkaid Anale le Universitatii Dimitrie Cantemir Analytica Chimica Acta Angewandte Chemie International Edition Animal Behaviour Ann Nutr Metab Annales de l’Institut FourierAnnals of Biomedical Engineering Annals of Forest ScienceAnnals of Nutrition and Metabolism Annals of Operations ResearchAnnals of Physics Annals of Statistics Applicable Algebra in Engineering, Communication

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Computers & Education Computers & Mathematics with ApplicationsComputers & Operations Research Computers and Chemical Engineering Computers and Mathematics with Applications

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Review Corrosion Engineering, Science and Technology Corrosion Science

Curr Med Res Opin (Acepted) Current World ArchaeologyCyberPsychology & BehaviorCytokine Dalton Transactions Diabet Research and clincial practice Direitos Fundamentais & Justiça Discrete and continuous dynamical systemsDiscrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems, Serie B Documentación LaboralDoklady Mathematics Drug Safety Drug Target Insight Dynamis Earth Processes and LandfromsEarth, Moon and PlanetsEcological Engineering Economic Botany Economic Studies of International Development

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Entomological ScienceEntrepreneurship & Regional Development Environmental Engineering Science Environmental MicrobiologyEpilepsy Research Erkentnnis Espaces et Sociétes¸ revue interdisciplinaire de

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Biopharmaceutics European Journal of Teacher Education European Polymer JournalEuropean Review Mediacal and Pharmacological

Sciences Experimental Thermal and Fluid Science Expert Review of Clinical Immunology Fachprosaforschung-GrenzüberschreitungenFebs Journal Fluid Phase Equilibria Food Chemistry Food Science and Technology InternationalForest Ecology and Management Forest Pathology Fuel Processing TechnologyFunctional Analysis and its Applications Fungal Diversity Fuzzy Sets and Systems Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution Geophysical Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics Green Chemistry Group Decision and Negotiation Harvard Deusto Business Review Health Physics Heredity Hermes. Journal of Language and Communication

StudiesHistoire urbaine History of Education Horm and Metab ResearchHumanistica LovaniensiaIacobus. Revista de Estudios Jacobeos y

MedievalesIkala, revista de lenguaje y cultura Il Giardino Armonico Incontri Mediterranei INDRET Industrial & Engineering Chemistry ResearchIndustrial and Engineering Chemistry Research

Industrial Marketing Management

Infinite Dimensional Analysis, Quantum Probability and Related Topics

Inmtervirology Inorganic Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Communications Inorganica Chimica ActaInstrumentation and Measurement Technology

Conference ProceedingsIntenational Journal of Science education Inter-American Music Review. University of California.

Internacional Journal of Quantum Chemistry. Internacional Journal of Wildland Fire Internal Journal of PsychologyInternal Journal of Satellite Communications and

Networking International Biodeterioration & Biodegradation

International Game Theory Review International Journal of Acarology

International Journal of Adaptive Control and Signal Processing special issue on "Application of Hybrid Control"

International Journal of Applied Econometrics and Quantitative Studies

International Journal of Applied Systemic Studies (IJASS)

International Journal of Arts Management International Journal of Climatology International Journal of Climatology International Journal of Coal Geology International Journal of Computer Science International Journal of Developmental and Educational

PsychologyInternational Journal of e-collaboration International Journal of Electronics International Journal of Environmental Technology and

Management International Journal of Heat and mass transfer

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy (2008) International Journal of Mass Spectrometry

International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaronlogy International Journal of Quantum Chemistry

International Journal of Theoretical Physics International Journal of Uncertainty, Fuzziness and

Knowledge-Based SystemsInternational Journal of Wildland Fire International Journal on Computational Geometry and

Applications International Journal on Sciences and Techniques of

Automatic control & computer engineeringInternational Studies in the Philosophy of ScienceInternet ResearchIntervención Psicosocial: Revista sobre Igualdad y

Calidad de VidaIntervirologyInvestigaciones Europeas en Dirección y Economía de

la EmpresaInvestigaciones geográficasItalian Food and Beverage technologyJacobus. Revista de Estudios Jacobeos y MedievalesJorunal of AnatomyJorunal of Banking and FinanceJorunal of Flow infection AnalysisJournal Geophysical Research Journal of InfectionJournal of Mathematical Analysis and ApplicationsJournal of NeurochemistryJournal of Administrative ans Social SciencesJournal of Advanced Computational Intelligence and

Intelligent InformaticsJournal of AOAC InternationalJournal of Applied EntomologyJournal of Applied PhysicsJournal of Applied Polymer ScienceJournal of Applied StatisticsJournal of Artificial Societies and Social Simulation Journal of Atmospheric and Solar Terrestrial PhysicsJournal of Atmospheric ChemistryJournal of Biological ChemistryJournal of cardiovascular medicine (Hagerstown, Md.)Journal of Chemical & Engineering DataJournal of Chemical PhysicsJournal of Chemical Theory and ComputationJournal of Chromatography AJournal of Clinical OncologyJournal of Computational ChemistryJournal of Computational Methods in Sciences and

EngineeringJournal of Computational PhysicsJournal of crystal GrowthJournal of Electrochemical SocietyJournal of Electromagnetic Waves and ApplicationsJournal of Environmental Monitoring Journal of Environmental Radioactivity Journal of Environmental Science and Health, Part AJournal of Experimental BotanyJournal of Food EngineeringJournal of Geometry and Symmetry in PhysicsJournal of Geophysical ResearchJournal of Hazardous Materials

Physical Chemistry Chemical PhysicsPhysics of PlasmasPhysiology NewsPhytochemistryPolish Journal of EcologyPolymer BulletinPolymer Deghradation and StabilityProceedings of the Royal Society A Progress In Electromagnetics Research (PIER) PsicothemaPublications MathématiquesQuaderns DigitalsQuality and Reliability Engineering InternationalQuevedos.Revista de la Fundación General de la

Universidad de Alcalá.Radiation Protection DosimetryRecent PAtents on EngineeringRegional and Sectorial Economic StudiesRELATEC. Revista Latinoamericana de Tecnología

EducativaRenaissance and Reformation/Renaissance et

RéformeRes publica litterarumResearch PolicyResp MedRetinal Cases and Brief ReportsReview of Business ResearchReview of Marketing ScienceRevista Boliviana de DerechoRevista Brasileira de Produtos AgroindustriaisRevista de Ciências da EducaçaoRevista Iberoamericana de Derecho Procesal

(Buenos aires: Rubinzal-Culzoni)Revue du Gestion - Management ScienceRIAI (Revista Iberoamericana de Automática e

Informática Industrial)Roma e America. Diritto romano comuneRussian Journal of Mathematical Physics SalduieSalinaScience in SchoolScripta Manent. Journal of the Slovene Association

of LSP TeachersSensors and Actuators BSFECAG, Actes du Congrès de L´Escala-EmpúriesSIAM Journal on Control and OptimizationSIAM Journal on Numerical AnalysisSignal ProcessingSignes, discours & SociétésSIICSALUD Social Indicators ResearchSocial Science Research Network Working Paper

Series of Social Science Electronic PublishingSolid State PhenomenaSolid-State ElectronicsSpanish Journal of Agricultura ResearchSpectrochimica Acta Part BSurface Science System Dynamics Review Systems Research and Behavioral ScienceTechnovationTékhne. Revista de Estudos Politécnicos

(Polytechnical Studies Review)Teorema (Suplemento Limbo)TetrahedronThe Annals of StatisticsThe Astrophisical Journal Supplement SeriesThe Astrophysical JournalThe Business Review, CambridgeThe Electronic LibraryThe Empirical Economic LettersThe HoloceneThe Journal of Chemical PhysicsThe Journal of Chemical ThermodynamicsThe Journal of Supercritical FluidsThin Solid FilmsTissue Engineering Part A Tizard Learning Disability ReviewTourism managementTraffic Injury Prevention Transactions on Biomedical EngineeringTransactions on Fuzzy SystemsTransactions on Fuzzy Systems. Transactions on Image ProcessingTransactions on Software EngineeringTree PhysiologyTroianalexandrinaUniversia Business ReviewVisual Mathematics. Art and Science Electronic

Journal of ISIS SymmetryVoces (Confederación Española a favor de las

Personas con Discapacidad Intelectual)Water Science and TechnologyWorking Papers from American Association of Wine

Economists Zephyrus

Journal of Human EvolutionJournal of ImmunologyJournal of Information & Knowledge ManagementJournal of Insect BehaviourJournal of Interactive Media in EducationJournal of Internacional Food and Agribusiness

MarketingJournal of Investigational Allergology and Clinical

ImmunologyJournal of Language and PoliticsJournal of Lightwave TechnologyJournal of LuminescenceJournal of Magnetism and Magnetic MaterialsJournal of Materials ChemistryJournal of Materials Processing TechnologyJournal of Materials Science: Materials in ElectronicsJournal of Membranes ScienceJournal of Molecular LiquidsJournal of Molecular RecognitionJournal of Nanoscience and NanotechnologyJournal of Non Crystalline SolidsJournal of Nonlinear Mathematical PhysicsJournal of Optimization Theory and ApplicationsJournal of Organometallic ChemistryJournal of Physical Chemistry AJournal of Physical Chemistry B Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical.Journal of Physics: Conference SeriesJournal of Plant PathologyJournal of Qualitative InquiryJournal of Separation ScienceJournal of Statistical Planning and InferenceJournal of Strategic MarketingJournal of Supercritical FluidsJournal of Technology Management & InnovationJournal of the Air & Waste Management AssociationJournal of the American Statistical AssociationJournal of the London Mathematical SocietyJournal of the Royal Statistical SocietyJournal of Thoracic And Cardiovascular SurgeryJournal of Universal Computer ScienceJournal of Vacuum Science and Technology BJournal of Wind Engineering and Industrial

AerodynamicsJournal of World PrehistoryKidney InternationalLanguage Awareness in English and SpanishLanguage DesignLasers in the Conservation of Artworks. Proceedings

of the International Conference Lacona VIILe français dans le monde - revue de la Fédération

internationale des professeurs de françaisLecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI)Lecture Notes in Computer SciencesLipids insightsLivestock ScienceMal-Estar e Subjetividade. Journal of Discontents and

SubjectivityMammalian BiologyMatematica Complutense Material LettersMaterials Science Engineering BMaterials Science ForumMathematical problems in engineeringMathematics and Informatics QuarterlyMathematische NachrichtenMeat ScienceMedical & Biological Engineering & ComputingMedical Engineering and PhysicsMedical Imaging, IEEE Transactions onMenopause Methods and Finding in Experimental and Clinical

Pharmacology,Microbes InfectionMicrochimica ActaMicroelectronics JournalMicrowave and Optical Technology y LettersMinerva InternationalMinerva MedicaMolecular Ecology Resources Molecular PhysicsMolecular VisionMycorrhizaNanotechnologyNational Geographic HistoriaNeuropathology and Applied NeurobiologyNeuroreport. New Journal of ChemistryNonprofit And Voluntary Sector QuarterlyNumerische MathematikOikosOlympiads in InformaticsOrganic LettersOrganometallicsParallel ComputingPeace and Conflict StudiesPenínsula. Revista do Estudos IbéricosPensamiento y CulturaPflugers Archiv: European Journal of Physiology

56UVa09in figures

PhD doctoral theses (2008)


5709UVa

in Figures

PhD doctoral theses (2008)



No.

2325233449

154


�Health Sciences32%

Sciences15%



PhD doctoral theses

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

2007 20082004 2005 2006


57UVa09in figures

Collected volumes: monographs (2008)


5809UVa

in Figures

Valladolid Campus Faculty of Philosophy and ArtsFaculty of LawFaculty of Economics and Business Administration Faculty of Education and Social Work University School of Business Studies Faculty of Science Higher Technical School of Architecture Higher Technical School of Industrial Engineering H.T.S. of Telecommunication Engineering /H.T.S. of Computer Engineering University Polytechnic School Health Sciences" Reina Sofía" General LibraryCentre for European DocumentationSanta Cruz

Soria Campus

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Collected volumes: periodical publications (2008)


5909UVa

in Figures


Soria Campus




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59UVa09in figures

Loans (2008)


6009UVa

in Figures


Soria Campus




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Days open per yearHours open per weekUsable space in m2

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25214,4318135

4864225,4

5,51923239,6

0,88,8

82,2

Indicators of organisation and structure (2008) Inter-library loansRequestedSupplied

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500

1000

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3500

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60UVa09in figures

09UVa

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6International Relations

61UVa

Overseas teaching and research staff and students at the UVa (2008/09)

6 .1International Relations

UVa teaching and research staff and students overseas (2008/09)

6 .2

Country of origin and destination of Erasmus Students (2008/09)

6 .3

6409UVa

in Figures

Erasmus Programme studentsStudents taking normal first and second cycle coursesStudents on doctorate programmesStudents on our own degree coursesStudents on Spanish coursesStudents with grants from AECI and MAECVisiting lecturersLecturers taking part in the Socrates exchange programmeAdministration and service personnel who participate in training and mobility programmes

839378199

762121

1333

451

Germany-AustriaBelgium-NetherlandsFranceItalyUK-IrelandPortugalScandinavian countriesEastern European contriesLatin AmericaEEUU-CanadaOthers

Total

14755

16619046216

52631578

839

Received7992

100211

64972153

61773

813

Sent

Erasmus Programme studentsStudents on other programmesVisiting lecturersLecturers taking part in the Socrates exchange programmeAdministration and service personnel who participate in training and mobility programmes

8135513

26113

Erasmus receivedErasmus sent

Origin and detination of Erasmus Students

0

50

100

150

200

250

0100

200

300

400

500

600

700

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900

07/08 08/0904/05 05/06 06/07780

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EasternEuropeancontries

Latin America

USA-Canada Others

62UVa09in figures

UVa Students sent abroad on Erasmus programme (2008/09)


6509UVa

in Figures

(%) have been calculated on the number of graduates in 2007/08


Soria Campus Faculty of Translating and Interpreting University School of Education University School of Physiotherapy

Segovia Campus Faculty of Social, Legal and Communication SciencesUniversity School of Teacher Training University School of Computing



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<52%

5-856%

>842%

63UVa09in figures

Students on the Erasmus programme (2008/09)


6609UVa

in Figures

Valladolid Campus Faculty of Philosophy and Arts Faculty of Law Faculty of Economics and Business Administration Faculty of Education and Social Work University School of Business Studies Faculty of Science Higher Technical School of Architecture Higher Technical School of Industrial Engineering H T School of Telecommunication EngineeringHigher Technical School of Computer Engineering University Polytechnic School Faculty of Medicine University School of Nursing

Soria Campus Faculty of Translating and Interpreting University School of Business Science and of the WorkUniversity School of Education University School of Physiotherapy University School of Nursing

Segovia Campus Faculty of Social, Legal and Communication SciencesUniversity School of Computing



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12

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8

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107

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166

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108

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15

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4416

3678

31

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2662

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810

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12574

411

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1616

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743

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Germany/ Austria

Stay in months of Erasmus students received

<55%

5-894%

>81%

64UVa09in figures

Number of students and length of stay on Erasmus programmes (2008/09)


6709UVa

in Figures

Credits registered for by Erasmus students received UVa

Age pyramid of Erasmus students received


Soria Campus Faculty of Translating and Interpreting University School of Business Science and of the WorkUniversity School of Education University School of Physiotherapy University School of Nursing

Segovia Campus Faculty of Social, Legal and Communication SciencesUniversity School of Computing



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8146

1058

2950643753189226

8

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94

3632

4

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2951

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4388244817702513

7134611

7358

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101

2424

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514

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Female

< 22

22-25

26-29

30-35

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< 2521%

25-4846%

49-6015%

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73-844%

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65UVa09in figures

Current agreements with foreing universities


6809UVa

in Figures

Erasmus

Germany

Austria

Belgium

Bulgaria

Chipre

Denmark

Eslovaquia

Eslovenia

Estonia

Finlandia

France

Greece

Hungria

Iran

Iceland

Italy

Letonia

Lituania

Malta

Norway

Netherlands

Poland

Portugal

UK

Czech Republic

Romania

Sweden

Switzerland

Turkey

130

28

71

2

2

19

5

5

1

12

188

19

16

20

2

208

1

5

5

11

28

39

136

36

8

20

16

10

8

Australia

Brazil

Canada

Chile

China

Colombia

Japan

Mexico

EEUU

1

6

4

2

1

1

4

10

14

Framework Agreements

66UVa09in figures

Thematic groups and networks in which the UVa is involved


6909UVa

in Figures

University Groups

Association of European Universities (Santander Group)

Spanish, Brazilian and Portuguese Universities Group (TORDESILLAS GROUP)

Compostela University Group

CEURI

Thematic networks. Socrates network

E4

TREE Teaching and rearch in engineering in Europe

Join projects: European Disability Studies: Inclusion Through the life course

Join projects: Applied Informatics and Multimedia

Inter-university Cooperation Programmes

Applications, Combinations and Effective Computation in Additive Monoids

Skill or Problem Based Learning as a General Learning Strategy applied to the study of Health Sciences

Thermodynamic Characterisation of New Natural Gas and Oil based Fuel Mixtures incorporating renewable components of environmental interest: Measuring and Modelling

Commande des sistèmes hybrides

Knowledge for Social and Human Development: The role of R&D Institutions in Latin-America

Dictionnaire Terminologique Espagnol-Français-Arabe Spécialisè en Sciences Humaines et Sociales

Cultural diversity and intercultural education: tools for social development and cooperation

Movement Control Strategies in the Cuban Sugar Industry

Cell and molecular analyses of immune mechanisms in the pathogeny of coeliac disease

Electronic governance

Integration and urban-environmental development of peripheral settlements

Optimising the performance of an OWC plant for conversion of wave energy

Plan for valuation of Moorish-Tunisian heritage

Preparation et caracterisation des Membranes Zéolithiques sur les Supports de Phosphate Naturel Micronise et/ou D´Argile Application sur les Effluents Industriels

Advanced Process Regulation: greenhouse, drier and electronic system

technical Viability of Swine Manure Treatment using high-rate Algal-bacterial Photobioreactors

67UVa09in figures

09UVa

in FiguresUVa 70

7Complementary activities

68UVa

Participation per type of activity (2008/09)

7 .1.1Complementary activities. Sports activities

7109UVa

in Figures

Participation in sports activities

Men Women Total

Rector`s CupSports Service CupInternal centre activitiesPE courses and activities

Total

2793808

2859955

7415

No.

72,980,884,435,0

67,7

%

1039192529

1776

3536

No.

27,119,215,665,0

32,3

%

3832100033882731

10951

No.

35,09,1

30,924,9

100

%

Men Women Total

University half marathonUniversity ski clubSpanish national championshipsSports campus

Total

109252

145379

1668

No.

88,950,550,974,9

78,6

%

13651

140127

454

No.

11,149,549,125,1

21,4

%

1228103285506

2122

No.

57,94,9

13,423,8

100

%

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

4000

4500

07/08 08/0904/05 05/06 06/07

Rector`s CupPE courses and activitiesInternal centre activitiesSports Service Cup

69UVa09in figures

Participation per type of sport on the Valladolid Campus (2008/09)


7209UVa

in Figures

Participation in sports activities

Team sports BasketballHandballFootball7-a-side football5-a-side footballVolleyballJournalism tournament

Individual sports Aerobics/MusicChessAthleticsBadmintonFencingWall tennisFull-Contact/Kick BoxingAffiliated gymnasiumsJudo/KarateFitness trainingPilates MethodSwimmingPaddle tennisTenis/SquashTable tennisYogaGUM/GUC/Fed.Others

Total

4939973262407206

2473502116

2921348

37743020

13098

6752715

225208158110

4521

253447

7860

No.

62,812,43,35,22,6

31,56,41,5

37,24,40,50,90,40,31,71,28,60,30,22,92,62,01,40,60,33,25,7

100

%

Internal centre activities Sports Service Cup

Rector`s Cup PE courses and activities

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

4000

4500

08/0904/05 05/06 06/07 07/08

70UVa09in figures

Participation by campus (2008/09)


7309UVa

in Figures

No. Participation Rate

Valladolid CampusSoria CampusSegovia CampusPalencia Campus

Total UVa

7860890

1245956

10951

37,649,841,242,4

39,1

71UVa09in figures

Services assisting the university community (2008/09)

7 .2.1Complementary activities. Student services

7409UVa

in Figures

Financial support for social emergency No. of proposalsNo. of concessions

985-1300 € 1400-1600 € 1700-2000 €

Meals assistance

Involvement in the integration of the disabled Assisting disabled students Participants/Assistants in programme activities Permanent helpers (Volunteers) Solutions offered to disabled students

Involvement in the intergenerational approach programme Shared accommodation programme

Shared accommodationCultural exchange activities

ActivitiesParticipants (teachers/students/adults)

“Julián Humanes” assisted living apartment programme Students/adults

Health care and health management at work Occupational Risk Prevention

Medical reportsCheck-upsAssistance providedVaccinationsInformation campaignPrevention courses offeredNumber of hours offered on prevention courses

1511

425

9

86766

37181

21

672576

17

60953108

357

1115

No.

72UVa09in figures

University accommodation (2008/09)

7 .2.2Complementary activities. Student services

7509UVa

in Figures

University Halls of Residence (places) Cardenal Mendoza apartmentsAlfonso VIII University ResidenceDuques de Soria University ResidenceReyes Catolicos University ResidenceSanta Cruz Female Hall of ResidenceSanta Cruz Male Hall of Residence

University Accommodation Carcel Corona apartmentsSedano University ResidenceSan y Fores accommodation

Others accommodation* Shared accommodation programme“Julián Humanes” assisted living apartment programme * Corresponds to the number of people involved in the programme

1023392250

8685

13476

78244410

38 *2117

No.

73UVa09in figures

09UVa

in FiguresUVa 76

8The university community

74UVa

Distribution by departments and categories

8 .1.1The university community. Teaching staff (PDI)

7709UVa

in Figures

Arts and Humanities Ancient and Medieval HistoryArt HistoryEarly Modern History. Modern History and History of America. Journalism and Communication and Advertising English StudiesFrench and German Studies GeographyLatin StudiesPhilosophy. Logic and Philosophy of Science and Theory of the History of Education Prehistory, Archaeology, Social Anthropology and Historiographical Science and TechniquesSpanish Literature, Theory of Literature and Comparative LiteratureSpanish Studies

Social and Legal Sciences Applied EconomicsCivil LawCompany Organisation and Marketing and Market Research Constitutional, Ecclesiastical State Law and Procedural LawCriminal Law. History of Law and Institutions. Philosophy of Law and Roman Law Didactics of Language and LiteratureDidactics of Musical Expression, Art and DanceDidactics of Social and Experimental Sciences Financial Economics and AccountingFundamentals of Economic Analysis and History of Financial Institutions Merchant Law, Labour Law and International Private LawPedagogy PsychologyPublic Law Sociology and Social Work

Sciences Algebra, Geometry and TopologyAnalytical ChemistryApplied MathematicsApplied Physics Condensed Matter Physics, Crystallography and MineralogyElectricity and ElectronicsMathematical Analysis and Didactics of MathematicsOrganic ChemistryPhysical Chemistry and Inorganic Chemistry Statistics and Operations ResearchTheoretical, Atomic and Nuclear Physics and Optics

Engineering and Architecture Agricultural and Forestry EngineeringAgroforestry SciencesChemical Engineering and Environmental TechnologyComputing (Architecture and Technology of Computers. Computational Science and Artifical Intelligence. Computing Systems and Languages) Electrical EngineeringElectronic TechnologyEnergy and Fluidmechanics EngineeringScience of Materials and Metallurgic Engineering, Graphic Expression in Engineering, Mapping Engineering, Geodesy and Photogrammetry, Mechanical Engineering and Engineering of Manufacturing ProcessesSignal and Communications Theory and Telematic EngineeringStructural Engineering, Land and Building EngineeringSystems and Automatic EngineeringTheory of Architecture and Architectural ProjectsTown Planning and Architectural RepresentationVegetable Production and Woodland Resources

Health Sciences Anatomy and RadiologyBiochemistry and Molecular Biology and PhysiologyCell Biology, Histology and PharmacologyMedicine, Dermatology and ToxicologyNursingPaediatrics, Immunology, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Nutrition and Bromatology, Psychiatry and History of SciencePathological Anatomy, Microbiology, Preventive Medicine and Public Health, Legal and Forensic MedicineSurgery, Ophthalmology, Otorhinolaryngology and Physiotherapy


Public Servants Under Contract Total %PDI

Notes: 1. CAUN: University Full Professor; CAEU: University School Professor; PTUN: University Professor; PTEU: University School Professor; FT: Full time; PT:Part time2. PDI FT: Equivalent full time teaching and research staff.3. Data corresponding to UVa teaching and research staff in the period between 1 January and 31 December 2008.

CAUN43

35

821343554

4694355

32134

241

5674665324946

346

5

311

3531231

302544

7

17

209

CAEU3

1

2

16

11

1323

12

216

215

4211

20

31

3212

5

1

213

33311

2

68

PTUN178

1215

282018141211131124

19242

8211413

192

1615

98

1114

9172

91038191220

515171215

16689

12

1523

84

916

8131715

98910191113

2

12

1111

797

PTEU24

2

2533

3

33

14112

318

17251022

16

13815

50

422

9

7

8

981

132

121

109

2123

14

1016

2

14

329

FT71

23

1112

948813

109819

510

3334349

105848

391

1032613535

110274

14412

935

516

335

19321

3

3

52

337

PDI457

1828

1116249272533192362

793113

2692333030833076346447473355

3761822914519342324324028

646314031

65432636

70955055403232

49636311988

113

73

33103

2768

PT138

13

612318

316

121

30031

53911

98

391130

6352016103043

12

143

54

122

21814

87

2110

518

233731101811

5329

162

7093

51

1483

1028

Doctor68,194,482,1

53,258,151,074,196,084,8

100,091,362,9

51,866,480,838,069,770,016,739,846,739,579,437,548,980,972,732,777,794,477,367,080,094,776,565,2

100,0100,0

57,582,1

51,461,380,080,6

40,081,450,027,8

31,443,228,056,452,562,571,9

61,177,8

100,0100,0

75,011,5

69,9

84,865,0

59,6

FT90,698,697,3

82,087,788,597,297,594,3

100,098,991,5

86,491,389,483,783,787,589,286,087,185,794,981,685,686,487,580,0

95,496,596,094,997,5

100,094,594,0

100,0100,0

85,995,5

86,475,492,287,1

88,589,895,277,1

83,881,879,593,088,890,694,5

60,773,396,0

100,050,952,1

57,9

76,153,3

83,7

Public s.54,383,378,6

35,143,544,974,164,057,694,782,650,0

49,855,861,546,757,660,063,348,253,355,355,929,746,848,957,630,9

78,288,990,973,686,789,567,678,387,584,462,575,0

49,248,462,564,5

46,267,476,944,4

54,324,228,052,747,556,368,8

29,847,287,194,720,515,0

26,0

42,417,5

50,7

75UVa09in figures

Distribution by departments and categories


7809UVa

in Figures

Teaching and research staff equivalent to full time

Teaching and research staff equivalent to full time

Teaching and research staff

PDI Public Servant

PDI Doctor

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

%

AY6%

CAUN10%

CAEU1%

PTEU6%

PRAS34%

PTUN43%


Sciences15%

Social and Legal Sciences 30%

Engineering and Architecture 24%

Health Sciences13%

Arts and Humanities




76UVa09in figures

Teaching and research staff on recognised master´s degrees (2008/09)


7909UVa

in Figures

Teaching and research staff on recognised master´s degrees



Faculty of Law Master´s Degree in European integration

Faculty of Economics and Business Administration Master´s Degree in research in business administration








Master’s degree in Professional and Institutional TranslationSegovia Campus

Faculty of Social Sciences, Legal and Communication SciencesMaster’s degree in Communication for Social Purposes: Strategies and Campaigns

Palencia CampusFaculty of Social Sciences, Legal and Communication Sciences

Master’s degree in Agroforestry Development Master´s degree in Engineeriing for Agroforesty DevelopmentMaster´s degree in Research in Engineering for the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Forests

13123

218

111

0

0

191912

1812

77

522166

593

56

555111

1111

118

148

PDI not UVa

4379012153018

41127271414

99

13325333043

21814

496471138202030

522

32727273333337373391519

570

PDI UVa

Not Uva21%

Uva79%

77UVa09in figures

Years of service at UVa and years in current post


8009UVa

in Figures

Years of service of teaching and research staff in the UVa (2008) Years of service of teaching and research staff in the post (2008)

Years of service in the University of Valladolid Years

Data corresponding to UVa teaching and research staff in the period between 1 January and 31 December 2008

Public Servants University Full ProfessorsUniversity School Full ProfessorsUniversity ProfessorsUniversity School Professors

Under Contract Full timePart time

Total UVa

<30,1

0,1

34,913,142,0

17,2

3-50,5

0,70,3

11,115,8

9,5

5,7

6-91,4

2,00,9

15,622,713,3

8,4

10-1410,4

0,5

14,29,7

14,423,311,5

12,4

>1487,699,5

100,082,989,1

24,025,123,6

56,3

Years of service in the post Years

Public Servants University Full ProfessorsUniversity School Full ProfessorsUniversity ProfessorsUniversity School Professors

Under Contract Full timePart time

Total UVa

<312,418,2

15,93,0

56,984,847,8

34,3

3-53,03,84,43,41,2

11,99,3

12,7

7,4

6-918,510,516,222,015,5

15,81,8

20,4

17,2

10-1426,810,536,827,633,1

4,91,26,1

16,0

>1439,356,942,631,247,1

10,53,0

12,9

25,1

<317%

10-1412%

6-98%

3-56%

>1457%

6-917%

10-1416%

>1425%

<335%

3-57%

78UVa09in figures

Place of Birth of Teaching Staff


8109UVa

in Figures

Place of birth of Teaching Staff


Castile and LeonAvilaBurgosLeonPalenciaSalamancaSegoviaSoriaValladolidZamora

Other regions AndalusiaAragonAsturiasBalearicsCanariesCantabriaCastilla la ManchaCataloniaCeuta y MelillaExtremaduraGaliciaLa RiojaMadridMurciaNavarreBasque CountryValencia

Abroad

CAUN58,0

1,08,24,83,42,43,91,9

28,53,9

42,03,93,94,8

1,01,41,02,41,03,41,91,09,21,40,01,93,9

CAEU80,9

5,92,9

11,81,58,8

10,335,3

4,4

19,1

2,92,9

1,5

2,9

2,9

1,54,4

PTUN75,2

1,47,07,59,61,73,01,9

40,62,5

24,82,31,81,90,10,32,60,91,20,11,21,70,65,00,10,43,21,3

0,6

PTEU81,4

1,65,63,1

19,64,04,37,1

32,63,4

18,61,60,91,6

1,60,60,90,30,30,60,65,9

0,63,10,0

0,3

Full time74,8

2,25,84,27,73,83,55,4

37,15,1

25,21,61,92,20,3

1,60,61,01,01,32,20,64,80,00,34,81,0

1,6

Part time78,2

1,15,04,06,93,29,28,7

36,83,3

21,81,90,62,00,00,11,20,91,40,10,90,91,26,50,20,23,20,3

1,2

Public Servants Under Contract

Castile and Leon39%

Valladolid36%

Other Regions24%

Abroad1%

79UVa09in figures

Distribution by age, sex and grade of Teaching Staff


8209UVa

in Figures

Age pyramid PDI


<30

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

>64

Total

CAUNF

3

2

5

11

4

4

29

M

4

16

22

58

43

37

180

F

1

4

6

6

3

4

24

M

7

4

5

15

9

4

44

F

2

30

84

61

37

32

28

15

289

M

1

45

113

115

91

72

46

29

512

F

2

10

45

30

34

25

17

6

169

M

1

12

37

39

30

19

16

6

160

F

11

33

59

34

17

10

2

4

3

173

M

14

41

40

40

15

6

1

3

2

162

F

32

69

61

53

77

61

39

19

411

M

18

62

103

93

106

78

84

57

16

617

CAEU PTUN PTEU FT PT

FemaleMale

15 10 5 0 5 10

<30

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

55-59

60-64

>64

Under ContractPublic Servants

80UVa09in figures

Public service personnel and administrative staff (P.A.S.) by placement, levels and rank

8 .2.1The university community. Administration and service staff

8309UVa

in Figures

Data corresponding to UVa Public service personnel and administrative staff (P.A.S.) in the period between 1 January and 31 December 2008

Manager, Deputy-manager and Heads of ServiceHead Librarians/Deputy-head LibrariansHeads of Section Secretarial PostsResponsible for Administrative SecretariesHeads of DivisionAdministrative SecretariesAdministration posts

Total P.A.S. public servants

Category A1 public servantsCategory A2 public servantsCategory C1 public servantsCategory C2 public servantsCategory E public servants


Level 30Level 28Level 26Level 25Level 24Level 22Level 20Level 18Level 14


No.2723712610909188

426

%6,35,4

16,76,12,3

21,121,420,7100

Placement

No.1473

28652

1426

%3,3

17,167,112,2

0,2100

Ranks

No.22

214

3858

127173

1426

%0,50,54,90,98,9

13,629,840,6

0,2100

Levels

PAS Civil servant placements PAS Civil servant levels

Responsible for Administrative Secretaries 2%

Administrative Secretaries 21%

Head Librarians/Deputy-head Librarians 5%Administration posts

21%

Secretarial Posts 6%

Manager, Deputy-manager and Heads of Service 6% Heads of Section

17%

Heads of Division 22%

Category E public servants 0,2%

Category C2 public servants 12%

Category A1 public servants 3%

Category A2 public servants17%

Category C1 public servants68%

81UVa09in figures

P.A.S. labour staff by groups and professional levels


8409UVa

in Figures


Group 1 Advanced Professionals in Computing Advanced Professionals in Physical EducationAdvanced Professionals in International RelationsAdvanced Professionals in Press OfficeAdvanced Professionals in Studies EvaluationAdvanced Professionals in ChemistryOther Advanced Professionals

Group 2 Professionals in ProgrammingProfessional University Laboratory staffTechnical EngineerTechnical ArchitectOther Professionals

Group 3 Specialised Technician in ComputingSpecialised Technician in AdministrationSpecialised Technician in MaintenanceSpecialised Technician in LibrariesLaboratory TechnicianOther Technicians

Group 4A Maintenance Official Laboratory Official Library Assistant Administration OfficialOthers

Group 4B Auxiliary service staff Others

Total P.A.S. Labour staff

551911

3237

10

6421

972

25

274482450645335

14135

7201861

1008614

634

PAS Laboral por Groups

Group 19%

Group 210%

Group 343%

Group 4A22%

Group 4B16%

82UVa09in figures

P.A.S. Civil service and labour staff by campus, centres and services

8 .2.3 The university community. Administration and service staff

8509UVa

in Figures


Valladolid Campus Faculty of Philosophy and ArtsFaculty of LawFaculty of Economics and Business AdministrationFaculty of Education and Social Work University School of Business Studies Faculty of ScienceHigher Technical School of Architecture Higher Technical School of Industrial Engineering Higher Technical School of Telecommunications Engineering - H. T. School of Computer Engineering University Polytechnic School Faculty of MedicineUniversity School of NursingHealth SciencesEsgueva Campus Lecture Room Building C.I.B.A. "Rector Tejerina" Institute of European StudiesI.O.B.A. Laboratory of Instrumental Techniques

Soria Campus Fac.of Translating and Interpreting-Univ. School of Physiotherapy University School of Business Science and of the WorkUniversity School of EducationUniversity School of Technical Agricultural EngineeringUniversity School of Nursing

Segovia Campus Faculty of Social, Legal and Communication SciencesUniversity School of Teacher TrainingUniversity School of Computing

Palencia Campus Univ. School of Education -Faculty of Work Sciences Higher Technical School of Agricultural Engineering

Central Services Governing Bodies

Rectorate-Governing BodiesVice-rectorate Palencia CampusVice-rectorate Soria CampusVice-rectorate Segovia Campus

Centralised Services

Occupational Risk Prevention ServiceStudent Guidance Service and Academic Management Accounting and Budget ServiceInternal Control ServicePersonnel Management Service Economic Management Service Administrative and Research Management Service Earnings and Social Security Service Maintenance ServiceGraduate and Post-graduate ServiceArchitectural Technical UnitInformation Technology ServiceUniversity Archive/MUVAUniversity Library

Other ServicesPublications Service Audio-Visual Centre for Further Training and Extracurricular ActiviesNatural Science Museum

Social ServicesStudent Information and Guidance Service Santa Cruz Female Hall of ResidenceSanta Cruz Male Hall of ResidenceReyes Católicos Hall of ResidenceAlfonso VIII Hall of ResidenceSedano University Residence Sports Service Kindergarten


No.463

4734323623622439

274845

516

515617

13

71131

2011

54

244

20540167

59443826

No.269

31727

2321816153416

556

82019

6481

85578

139

1619

81.060

%43,7

4,43,23,03,42,25,82,33,7

2,54,54,20,51,50,50,10,50,60,10,71,2

0,70,10,10,30,11,91,00,50,42,30,41,9

50,915,8

5,64,23,62,5

%25,40,31,62,50,23,01,71,51,43,21,50,55,30,81,91,80,60,40,80,18,00,50,70,81,20,81,51,80,8

100

PAS Civil service and laborur staff by campus, centres and services

�Other Services2%

�Social Services8%

�Valladolid Campus44%

Soria Campus1%

Segovia Campus2%

Palencia Campus2%

Governing Bodies16%

�Centralised Services25%

83UVa09in figures

P.A.S. Civil service and labour staff by campus, centres and services

8 .2.3 The university community. Administration and service staff

Years of service in the University of Valladolid

8 .2.4

8609UVa

in Figures


Comments:Index: Number of students or teaching and research staff per personnel and administrative staff affiliated to the campus.PAS/PDI : Indicates administrative and personnel resources available to the university for the improved running of its teaching, research and cultural activities, and services.Data corresponding to UVa Public service personnel and administrative staff (P.A.S.) in the period between 1 January and 31 December 2008.

Valladolid CampusSoria CampusSegovia CampusPalencia Campus

Total

No.895

624657

1060

Student index22,228,665,339,2

22,8

PAS/TRS0,4 0,3 0,2 0,3

0,4

Public servant A1Public servant A2Public servant C1Public servant C2Public servant E

Public servant Labour staff 1Labour staff 2Labour staff 3Labour staff 4ALabour staff 4B

Labour staff

7,11,4

13,5

2,1

5,412,5

8,89,9

22,011,2

<37,12,71,07,7

2,3

10,712,5

5,18,5

12,08,2

3-5

1,47,0

25,0

8,0

10,74,76,2

17,719,0

11,0

6-9

6,85,6

17,3

7,0

14,315,610,627,011,0

15,1

10-1485,787,786,436,5

100,080,5

58,954,769,236,936,0

54,4

>14

PAS civil service and labour staff by campus

Años

Valladolid85%

Soria6%

Palencia5%

Segovia4%

84UVa09in figures

Distribution by age and sex of personnel and administrative staff


8709UVa

in Figures

Age pyramid PAS


<30

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

>54

Total

A1F

1

2

3

1

7

M

4

1

2

7

F

2

12

26

10

7

57

M

2

4

6

2

2

16

F

4

18

45

71

51

44

233

M

1

5

15

18

10

4

53

F

8

11

10

7

10

46

M

2

2

1

1

6

A2 C1 C2F M

1

1

F

5

2

4

5

6

4

26

M

1

2

7

6

3

4

7

30

F

2

5

5

8

5

4

4

33

M

2

3

3

9

6

2

6

31

E 1 2F

3

5

13

20

24

16

15

96

M

4

9

23

41

41

33

26

177

F

1

3

15

9

15

6

6

55

M

1

12

16

26

18

6

7

86

F

4

4

8

7

5

3

8

39

M

2

10

12

20

4

9

4

61

3 4A 4B

Male Female

15 10 5 0 5 10 15 20

<30

30-34

35-39

40-44

45-49

50-54

>54

85UVa09in figures

Place of origin of registered students (2008/09)

8 .3.1The university community. Undergraduate students

8809UVa

in Figures

Place of origin of registered students








62,365,175,866,272,972,262,928,661,752,067,458,543,870,5

3,58,6

0,23,6

10,91,76,89,10,74,9

31,248,511,937,2

49,7

%11123

1213925

118916171159

726307798574619

1227473296

5325

14

203

187175

57

628112

69447

11991

No.

58,448,059,750,742,2

49,7

%896

5594618

4148735

11991

No.

VA

VA

10,810,711,714,7

6,414,211,3

4,79,59,4

14,513,3

9,45,02,76,20,5

0,99,32,82,12,9

1,434,846,357,621,6

11,3

%1918

200143264142228130

50123104133278102

214218

1

117

55856

2701107334260

2719

No.

10,711,410,712,1

7,411,3

%164

1329111987128

2719

No.

PA

PA

2,91,20,93,63,83,62,21,92,52,43,44,13,04,50,81,7

2,71,1

34,927,147,577,6

1,90,40,52,8

6,3

%512

2211658558252032273185321912

5

52

962522329111

3813

341524

No.

1,59,22,64,23,2

6,3

%23

107827

34155

1524

No.

SG

SG

1,01,30,20,71,40,21,41,80,70,91,61,00,90,2

42,515,190,347,968,514,829,5

2,32,22,71,40,90,41,20,8

3,8

%175

253

1331

31619

910152010

1652

44176277

762752634219

218

17

10908

No.

4,24,91,42,05,1

3,8

%65

57614

16489

908

No.

SO

SO

15,512,5

8,712,4

9,57,8

17,129,921,528,810,519,120,8

9,09,1

19,92,10,9

10,822,410,812,114,1

7,94,9

16,13,0

12,120,5

14,8

%2770

232106223211125197320278318

96401225

38139

5845

124119

333271

557

3247

70247

3566

No.

12,210,117,921,017,2

14,8

%187

1180185

1714300

3566

No.

Rest C. and L.

Rest C. and L.

7,59,22,62,36,02,05,3

33,24,16,32,64,1

22,110,741,548,67,2

51,016,239,954,041,944,641,09,8

15,11,3

16,717,0

14,2

%1343

1713241

1323261

35653702487

23945

637142

14295

187395

1155857284

14304

397

2043439

No.

13,016,37,8

10,124,9

14,2

%200

190081

825433

3439

No.

Others

Others

VA

PA

SG

SO

Rest C. and L.

Others0

2000

4000

6000

8000

10000

12000

14000

16000

07/08 08/0904/05 05/06 06/07


86UVa09in figures

Mobility of new students within the university catchment area of Castile and Leon (2008/09)


8909UVa

in Figures

Arts and Humanities Social and Legal Sciences Sciences Engineering and Architecture Health Sciences Total UVA

Mobility within the university area of Castile and Leon (2008/09)

Interuniversity mobility of registered students (2008/09)

DestinationOrigin

BurgosLeonSalamancaValladolid

Burgos

4426

125

Leon51

68124

Salamanca112196

263

Valladolid220148272

New students from the University area ofValladolid who register at another

New students from the other areas0

50

100

150

200

250

300

Burgos Leon Salamanca

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

87UVa09in figures

Distribution by age and sex (2008/09)

8 .3.3The university community Undergraduate students

9009UVa

in Figures

Arts and Humanities Social and Legal Sciences Sciences Engineering and Architecture Health Sciences Total UVA

Percentage of undergraduate female students registered








3526298291373198275245228382243240558156

39217

295151333122

483279174

30296

19121156

4522

Male4715

576420457994398324281129108

54228529217691165

41305

48690

939669265

5343

37209

976688

Female

1921967

1631959

2414522

Male460

4076299

1003850

6688

Female

<22

<22

3066198140286124277143170315382318628

778

1212126332413

4410280

8149

2901747

2263887

Male3012

328194320479317213216115171

95237238

89298

6138

115133536

620514

8620

34444

102198

4274

Female

1671363

982161

983887

Male287

2311171

1129376

4274

Female

22-25

22-25

11477432

12251896054

168115123242

161

394

153

1043

114632130

2141614

1841514

Male842

8938

108150

99974046352656332565

68

2810

58

956622

7194

2529

1401196

Female

62442

77909

241514

Male84

584117349

621196

Female

26-29

26-29

54157205039432832782746

11740

29159

1121

1810

71

11517

692

703

Male410

652333825938113413

812102240

17

18455

321318

1115

262564

597

Female

52212

47385

7703

Male57

31347

13941

597

Female

30-35

30-35

27573252324296

302387

1773

12225102

181350

54137

34359

Male307105

37237719

110

3113

111623

22

11125

291613

048172011

407

Female

7214911

11512

359

Male102240

63029

407

Female

>35

>35

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

%


88UVa09in figures

Distribution by age and sex (2007/08)


9109UVa

in Figures

Age of registered undergraduate students

Age pyramid of registered undergraduate students

30 25 20 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 20 25

<22

22-25

26-29

30-35

>35

MaleFemale

22-2534%

26-2911%

30-355%

>353%

<2247%

89UVa09in figures

Students registered on doctorate programmes: university of origin (2008/09)

8 .4.1The university community. Postgraduate education

9209UVa

in Figures

Valladolid

Rest of Castile and Leon

Remaining Universities

Foreign Universities

Students registered on doctorate programmes: university of origin



1528

31083

139

Rest of Castile and Leon169112

36171110

598

Valladolid67

1033

224

199

Foreign Universities5180

530

165331

Remaining Universities

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

07/08 08/0904/05 05/06 06/07

90UVa09in figures

Distribution of students registered on doctorate programmes in terms of age and sex (2008/09)


9309UVa

in Figures

Arts and Humanities Social and Legal Sciences Sciences Engineering and Architecture Health Sciences

Percentage of female (2008/09)

Age Pyramided of students registered on doctorate programmes (2008/09)



113141

20

Male20

5445

38

Female<25

3522

76854

186

Male64551944

195377

Female25-29

2130

34520

119

Male3742

61432

131

Female30-34

57714

4018

190

Male5795

31437

206

Female>34

Male Female

10

0

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

Total UVa

%

20 10 0 10 20 30 40

<25

25-29

30-34

>34

91UVa09in figures

Students registered on doctorate programmes in terms of occupation (2008/09)


University of origin of students registered on own degree courses (2008/09)

8 .4.4

9409UVa

in Figures



4362

215

253375

Public Administration

ValladolidRest of Castile and LeonRemaining UniversitiesForeing Universities


23178

16976

554

No.

567310

11048

297

Universidad27307

326

102

Do Not Work176158

287655

493

Private Enterprise

Students registered on doctorate programmes in terms of occupation

University of origin of students registered on own degree courses (2008/09)

The university of origin of 47 students registered on postgraduate courses is unknown

Public Administration30%

Do nt work8%

University23%

Private Enterprise39%

Valladolid41%

Rest of Castile and Leon14%

Foreing Universities14%

Remaining Universities31%

92UVa09in figures

Distribution according to age and sex of students registered on own degree courses (2008/09)

8 .4.5 The university community. Postgraduate education

9509UVa

in Figures

Arts and Humanities Social and Legal Sciences Sciences Engineering and Architecture Health Sciences Total UVa



Female2025

58

1270

Male7

10

81

26

<25Female

3932

78

31117

Male1724

122

872

25-29Female

3022

92182

Male1216

165

49

30-34Female

5624

833

121

Male1115

172164

>34

Percentage of female students registered on our own courses

Age pyramid of students registered on our own courses

010

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

30 25 20 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30

<25

25-29

30-34

>34

Male Female

93UVa09in figures

Distribution according to age and sex of students registered on recognised master´s degrees (2008/09)

8 .4.6 The university community. Postgraduate education

9609UVa

in Figures



Faculty of Law Master´s Degree in European integration

Faculty of Economics and Business Administration Master´s Degree in research in business administration








Master’s degree in Professional and Institutional TranslationMaster´s degree in Translation and Intercultural Mediation in Professional Areas

Segovia CampusFaculty of Social Sciences, Legal and Communication Sciences

Master’s degree in Communication for Social Purposes: Strategies and CampaignsPalencia Campus

Faculty of Social Sciences, Legal and Communication SciencesMaster’s degree in Agroforestry Development Master´s degree in Engineeriing for Agroforesty DevelopmentMaster´s degree in Research in Engineering for the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Forests


< 22

00

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

00

00

00

0

M20

110

0

0

0

11

0

0

00

00

11

1

3

F22-25

3253

2

11220

12

43410

118120

1

1

00

00

77214

39

M6712127

11333333

1435

6

44

171412447

7

4431666773

484

F26-29

3251

112

2255116

112211

632122413

111

00

77232

40

M32

21

1

1133446

5

1

1

11091

223

21222

33377115

44

F30-35

2532

10

22114

112

2

2752

5511

00

11177214

33

M22

2

20

3322642

0

77

111

1

222

00

22

2

26

F> 35

235

2

120

33111

1

32176

1221

1222

00

66231

31

M17

721

2

2220

2211

11

21

10

2

2

111

22222

222

FAverage Age

29,029,327,2

32,524,830,034,226,226,229,529,531,731,726,6

27,026,126,826,232,932,533,328,929,228,727,431,931,928,730,026,535,0

32,532,532,5

32,532,532,5

29,429,429,630,428,5

29,2

M22,526,838,438,228,151,341,825,631,831,820,920,925,925,921,017,824,1

28,7

31,532,360,021,821,041,838,226,126,127,0

26,960,0

24,324,324,456,0

29,629,629,6

25,425,432,621,030,4

22,8

F28,028,628,427,326,228,928,232,626,926,928,828,829,329,326,729,426,826,125,526,229,528,331,927,827,927,827,429,329,327,530,026,831,3

28,928,929,423,527,227,227,2

28,428,427,929,828,0

28,1

Total

< 22

0

M

1

2

3

F22-25

53

12181

39

M161514327

84

F26-29

686

164

40

M4

116

203

44

F30-35

344

211

33

M456

101

26

F> 35

741

181

31

M86152

22

FAverage Age

29,829,526,629,828,7

29,2

M25,124,321,022,727,0

22,8

F28,728,226,728,327,5

28,1

TotalArts and HumanitiesSocial and Legal SciencesSciencesEngineering and ArchitectureHealth Sciences


Age pyramid of students registered on recognised master´s degrees

Age of students registered on recognised master´s degrees Male Female

22-2539%

<221%

>3516%

26-2926%

30-3518%

25 20 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 20

<22

22-25

26-29

30-35

>35

94UVa09in figures

09UVa

in FiguresUVa 97

9Financial management

95UVa

Allocation of UVa income budget

9 .1Financial management

9809UVa

in Figures

Coef Index€ Constant€ Current € CurrentItem 3.- Fees, public pricing and other income

Public pricingOther income from rendering of servicesSale of goodsReimbursement current operationsOther incomes

Item 4.- Current transfers From Regional AdministrationFrom National AdministrationFrom Independent Bodies From Public Enterprise and other Public InstitutionsFrom local corporationsFrom private enterpriseExternal

Item 5.- Property income Income from Real EstateSpecial concessions and granting

Item 7.- Capital transfers From Regional AdministrationFrom National AdministrationFrom Independent Bodies From social securityFrom Public Enterprise and other Public InstitutionsFrom other Autonomous RegionsFrom local corporationsFrom private enterpriseExternal

Item 8.- Financial assets Repayment of loans from outside Public AdministrationTreasury carryover

Item 9.- Financial liabities Loans Received

1,000,780,190,000,000,031,000,960,010,000,000,000,020,011,000,700,301,000,410,240,030,000,000,000,000,010,291,000,040,960,00

99,8101,490,798,599,2

127,4103,1102,4169,5131,699,2

330,797,1

156,890,985,4

107,5106,7106,4160,9108,726,5

183,579,583,597,383,598,00,0

101,3

2009

3027633623525280

5700032141360

9920899744

138063742132278304

149498966464

13019929760

26426881421338

260896183520

773762908329712023831

69860401014453

11904119040

928785312

28073685526953893469

1587203734749

0

201577740

2008

3034750023204000

6284000143500

10000706000

133872816129171627

88221550500

1312499000

2722000906225287000215000

720002726050911296702

4340894933194

45000

46500353000

102452193999927

190000380992732000003200000

198967752

3052050023715000

5746000142500

10000907000

139177159133345065

150704567000

13124930000

26640001432800

263000185000

780002931784012120797

70423791022634

12000120000

936286000

28300086216683924868

1600003764868

0

203203367

Observations 1.- Variation of prices according to system 2006 CPI 2.- Coefficient: percentage of each of the items in this section. 3.- Index: increase of each of the items in comparison to the base year using 100 as the initial index.

Allocation of income budget (current euros) (2009)

Fees, public pricing and other income15%

Current transfers69%

Capital transfers14%

Financial assets2%

96UVa09in figures

Allocation of UVa budget expenditure


9909UVa

in Figures

Coef Index€ Constant€ Current € CurrentItem 1.- Personnel costs

Executive staffCivil servantsFixed labour costsTemporary labour costsOther personnelPerformance incentivesSocial security payments made by employerSocial expenses

Item 2.- Current expenditure in goods and services Renting and feesRepairs and maintenanceMaterial, supplies and othersService indemnityPublication costs

Ittem 3.- Financial costs Deposit and other expensesOther financial expenses

Item 4.- Current transfers To families and non-profit making institutionsExternal

Item 6.- Real investments New investment Investment made by universities

Item 8.- Financial assets Loans awarded from outside Public Administration

Item 9.- Financial Liabities Amortization of domestic currency loans

Total budget expenditure

1,000,000,620,220,010,040,010,100,011,000,040,120,790,040,011,000,040,961,001,000,001,000,450,551,001,001,001,00

103,1103,4103,1105,592,897,399,1

101,5118,2102,4110,1103,4102,1100,396,399,299,299,2

133,7133,999,295,381,5

110,999,299,221,621,6

101,3

2009

13711114943520

8432833730407248

9201885990620

94839913770502

70233625541601

9029283147258

201514431045844

29412825792

99224800

50758975056057

19840331140201500099518113025

213280213280496000496000

201577740

2008

13294446842083

8181456828823462

9920566157038

95680213564459

59400024945603

8199603043782

197332511043110

30550026000

100025000

37954603775460

20000347423441840497616337368

215000215000

22988772298877

198967752

13821688443871

8500840430652468

9276096038931

95604713881554

70800025747582

9102103172639

203139551054278

29650026000

100025000

51168325096832

20000333810691512197118259098

215000215000500000500000

203203367Observations 1.- Variation of prices according to system 2006 CPI 2.- Coefficient: percentage of each of the items in this section. 3.- Index: increase of each of the items in comparison to the base year using 100 as the initial index.

Allocation of expense budget (current euros) (2009)

Current transfers3%

Real investments16%

Current expenditure in goods and services13%

Personnel costs68%

97UVa09in figures

Liquidation statement of income budget (2008)


10009UVa

in Figures

Fees, public pricing and other income

Current transfers

Property income

Transfer of real investment

Capital transfers

Financial Liabities

Item 3.- Fees, public pricing and other income Public pricingOther income from rendering of servicesSale of goodsReimbursement current operationsOther income

Item 4.- Current transfers From Regional AdministrationFrom National AdministrationFrom Independent Bodies From Public Enterprise and other Public InstitutionsFrom other Autonomous RegionsFrom local corporationsFrom private enterpriseExternal

Item 5.- Property income Interest from DepositsIncome from Real EstateSpecial Concessions and Granting

Item 6. Transfer of real investment Of remaining real investmentsReimbursement capital operations

Item 7.- Capital transfers From Regional AdministrationFrom National AdministrationFrom Independent Bodies From social securityFrom public enterprise and other public bodiesFrom other Autonomous RegionsFrom local corporationsFrom private enterpriseExternal

Item 8.- Financial assets Repayment of loans from outside Public Administration

Item 9. Financial Liabilities Loans received

Total income budget

Settled DutiesAmount

3302509324601803

6828278179611

194691395931

136666819126819077

212768677777

5724481314

10088829670164000612

63581975032

350808209980

1188311100

7832611632611781858

72197081775068

4520475005891

148396292391

4840309159552159552509894509894

197125385

%16,7512,483,460,090,010,71

69,3364,331,080,040,290,000,051,512,030,320,040,180,110,010,010,00

13,255,983,660,900,020,000,000,080,152,460,080,080,260,26100

Liquidation statement of income budget: settled duties

0

20000

40000

60000

80000

100000

120000

140000

160000

2007 20082004 2005 2006

98UVa09in figures

Liquidation statement of expenditure budget (2008)


10109UVa

in Figures

Personnel costs

Current expenditure in goods and services

Financial costs

Current transfers

Real investments

Financial Liabities

Liquidation statement of expenditure budget: incurred obligation

Item 1.- Personnel costsTemporary personnelCivil servantsFixed labour costsTemporary labour costsOther personnelPerformance incentivesSocial security payments made by employerSocial expenses

Item 2.- Current expenditure in goods and servicesRenting and feesRepairs and maintenanceMaterial, supplies and othersService indemnityPublication costs

Item 3.- Financial costsLate payment interest and others

Item 4.- Current transfersTo families and non-profit making institutionsExternal

Item 6.- Real investmentsNew investment Investment made by universities

Item 8.- Financial assetsLoans awarded from outside Public Administration

Item 9. Financial LiabilitiesAmortization of loans

Total budget expenditure

Incurred ObligationAmount

13013589139222

7983585329137693

9114575531373

70133013350080

62888224212683

8704342875107

19327630950136189376

1653216532

49704944956696

13798337290621596108817767974

174052174052608310608310

193847023

%67,13

0,0241,1815,03

0,472,850,366,890,32

12,490,451,489,970,490,100,010,012,562,560,01

17,408,239,170,090,090,310,31100

0

20000

40000

60000

80000

100000

120000

140000

2007 20082004 2005 2006

99UVa09in figures

Financial indicators per registered student (2008)


Indicators of financial cover of production (2008)

9 .4

10209UVa

in Figures

Current transfers from educational admin. / Students Academic fees / StudentsCurrent expenditure / StudentsPersonnel costs / StudentsCurrent expenditure in goods and services / StudentsReal Investments / Students

5083,95986,24

6387,485216,91970,64

1352,14

Current income / Current expenditureRate of gross savingCurrent transfers / Current expenditureOwn resources / Current expenditureOwn resources / Total expenditureCurrent transfers from educational administration / Personnel costsAcademic fees / Current expenditureAcademic fees / Current expenditure in goods and servicesCapital transfers / Real investmentsGross saving / Real investments

106,96,5

85,821,117,497,515,4

101,677,432,6

Observations: 1.- Indicators are drawn up on incurred obligation and settled duties from the liquidation of the 2008 budget. 2.- Student: Number of students registered 3.- Public pricing: academic fees 4.- Current expenditure: item 1 + item 2 + item 3 + item 4 of expenditure budget. 5.- Personnel costs: item 1 of expenditure budget 6.- Current expenditure in goods and services: item 2 of expenditure budget. 7.- Real investments: item 6 of expenditure budget. 8.- Current income: item 4 + item 5 of income budget. 9.- Current transfers: item 4 of income budget.10.- Own resources: item 3 + item 5 of income budget.11.- Total expenditure: item 1 + item 2 + item 4 + item 6 + item 7 of the expenditure budget.12.- Capital transfers: item 7 of the income budget.13.- Gross saving: difference between current income and current expenses.14.- Rate of gross saving: percentage represented by gross saving out of current income.

100UVa09in figures

Income by source of funding


10309UVa

in Figures

Own resources

External funding

Other resources

Income by soruce of funding

Income per source of funding

Own resources University teaching servicesNon-teaching servicesOther own resources

External funding State fundingRegional fundingLocal entity fundingEU fundingPrivate fundingFunding from other bodies

Other resources Reimbursement past yearsTreasury carryoverRepayment of loans

General total

Euros3077350023915000

55530001305500

1684949999657542

145475224116000

100544682947000

2447653934868

100003764868

160000203203367

Source: The University of Valladolid Budget. Project 2009

Own resources15%

External funding83%

Other resources2%

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

180

2008 20092005 2006 2007

M. o

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os

101UVa09in figures

09UVa

in FiguresUVa 104

10Infraestructure

102UVa

Facilities and resources at UVA centres

10.1Infraestructure

10509UVa

en cifras

Valladolid Campus School of Architecture Lecture Room Building (Formerly Faculty of Education)Esgueva Campus Lecture Room BuildingHigher Technical School of Architecture Higher Technical School of Industrial Engineering University School of Business Studies University Polytechnic School Health SciencesInformation Technology ServiceFaculty of Science Faculty of Economics and Business Administration Faculty of Law Faculty of Education and Social Work (including gym)Faculty of Philosophy and Arts

Palencia CampusLecture Room Building /Laboratories/Library (Yutera)Higher Technical School of Agricultural EngineeringE Departmental BuildingOenology Building (Yutera)Univ. School of Education -Faculty of Work Sciences

Segovia Campus House of the EarthUniversity School of ComputingUniversity School of Teacher TrainingMahonías Building Mansilla Palace

Soria Campus University School of Technical Agricultural EngineeringMulti-Purpose Building

19171818202428243616223135

317

2

54

108

13

1612

31

23174934

83

162019

94

324

20

4

69112

8298

270183275159144153341

375069

988

61418

727

23140

56

15118

93

1

13

91

436121

1441

2

1

1

1

24

1

43323563213

53

1111

21

3865

19

1216162233

6

71

19

2

16

21

4295

46

1

2

1

5

179

31

1912

25

1

1

6

13

121

1

1

11

4335

133

412

23

310

111

232

24

16

31383448

23727

10544855836

242834

13

42

24

3

3851

4017

143243155233721301583247302289464

13512110224

129

1624592547

94247

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room

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Labo

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Offi

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(Dep

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103UVa09in figures

Infraestructure

10.2Infraestructure

10609UVa

in Figures

Other Services8%

Faculties/Schools/University Institutes69%

Central Services5%

Accommodation15%

Sports Installation3%

Infraestructure: usable area

Faculties/Schools/University InstitutesCentral ServicesAccommodationSports InstallationOther Services

Total UVa

3264961810352118

800027124

431841

Built Area

2103911602746780

766423627

304489

Usable Area

ValladolidSoriaSegoviaPalencia

Total UVa

38047612687

463634042

431841

Built Area

26484511501

353424609

304489

Usable Area

104UVa09in figures

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