The University of Zaragoza is the main center of technological innovation in the Ebro Valley. It has great prestige among the Spanish and European universities it has relations with.
Through the Vice-Rectorship for Internationalization and Cooperation, the University of Zaragoza participates in various exchange programs, collaborating with universities and research centers from Europe, Latin America, and the USA, thereby strengthening its international standing.
The University Library functions as a support unit for teaching and research. It comprises all of the bibliographic, documentary, and audiovisual collections acquired by the University’s institutes and services, those acquired as bequests, donations, exchanges, and those purchased for the University by other entities.
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Administrative information, pre-enrolment openings, teaching and programs of study, summer courses, specialization courses, housing, language courses, addresses of interest, European Community programs, orientation, courses offered by individual universities, graduate courses, and enrolment.
The Community of Aragon is one of the seventeen autonomous communities comprising the Spanish state. It includes the provinces of Huesca, Teruel, and Zaragoza, with 739 municipalities (202 in Huesca, 236 in Teruel, and 291 in Zaragoza). It extends over 47,650 square kilometers, Zaragoza being the largest province with 17,252 square kilometers, followed by Huesca with 15,613 and Teruel with 14,785. Aragon is the fourth largest Autonomous Community in Spain, only exceeded by Castilla-La Mancha, Castilla y Leon, and Andalusia. It is almost ten times larger than the Balearic Islands, Cantabria, or La Rioja and occupies 9.42% of Spanish territory.
Obtaining credits for a subject or course implies having passed the corresponding exams and is expressed as a numerical grading in the student’s academic file. The percentage distribution of these marks of all the students enrolled in the same course for each academic year.
The grades obtained by the students are expressed according to the following numerical scale from 0 to 10, to which the corresponding qualitative grades may be added:
From 0 to 4.9: Fail (SS) From 5.0 to 6.9: Pass (AP) From 7.0 to 8.9: Pass with Merit (NT) From 9.0 to 10: Pass with Distinction (SB)
The “Honor Registration” (Matrícula de Honor) may be obtained when the student has achieved a mark equal to or greater than 9. The number of “Honor Registration” may not exceed five percent of the students enrolled in the course or subject in a single academic year, except when the number of students is less than 20, in which case no more than one “Honor Registration” may be awarded.
The credits obtained in recognition of extracurricular activities will not be graded numerically or taken into account for the average of the student’s academic file.
The following formula is used to calculate the average of the student’s academic file: The sum of the credits obtained by the student, each multiplied by the value of the corresponding marks, divided by the total number of credits obtained by the student.
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