University degrees in Engineering and Architecture are among those most in demand in the job market. The degree courses on offer are especially attractive because in addition to the individual qualifications they include a range of specialties that are unique in Spain and entirely innovative and cutting-edge in their powerfully integrating and multidisciplinary features.
These programmes of the Higher Polytechnic School of the Nebrija University will enable you to enjoy your studies and start your career with the backing of exceptional education and training with which you can achieve any success you put your mind to. Engineering and Architecture degrees are among those most highly valued by companies and by society at large.
Dr. Juan Carlos Arroyo Portero
Director
Nebrija University and EPS actively participate in Madrid's Science Week, an event for scientific dissemination organized by the Community of Madrid through the madri+d Foundation for Knowledge, with the aim of bringing science closer to citizens.
The UN declared February 11 as the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, to give recognition and visibility to women dedicated to science and technology, and promote scientific and technological vocations in girls and adolescents. The EPS joins this initiative by organizing talks in which women working in STEM professions (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) share their thoughts on the situation of women in science through their work experiences.
Conference that brings together different business actors of Quantum Computing in Spain in order to promote its dissemination and present the state of this sector in our country.
The last 2 years we have been lucky to have the VmWARE team to teach us about SDDC & Virtualization and Multi-cloud Project Management.
The objective of the sessions is to create an exhibition space for debate and reflection on design. The conferences focus on both the professional and academic fields, with specialist speakers in their various fields.
The format aims to bring us closer to the current design scene to discover new disciplines, intentions and ways of approaching it. The event also aims to reinforce and make visible Nebrija University's commitment to design as a tool for innovation and transformation of society.
The Nebrija to Dakar project was born with the aim of taking this sporting challenge to a training and technological aspect. It is conceived as a real university project in which students are the protagonists and the fundamental pillar in the redesign and technological improvement of a car for the 2023 Dakar Rally. In this way, Nebrija to Dakar aims to contribute to the professional and personal development of our students, valuing practical training as an academic format to prepare professionals for the future of the automotive industry.
Nebrija University's Polytechnic School organizes the sustainability conference for our future engineers to learn about the strategies that some of the most cutting-edge companies in our country are carrying out, aimed at decarbonizing the industry. The University has spent years following the work of many experts and professionals in this area, and we will fortunately be able to host some of them in this event; it is always fortunate to be able to count on people who work to make our world a better place.
New European Bauhaus: beautiful, sustainable, together, is the project promoted by the President of the European Commission, Ursula Von der Leyen in a context in which Europe must face new challenges in a complex and changing world. Architecture and design will participate in this future that will illuminate a more beautiful, sustainable and inclusive reality. Nebrija University has joined as a partner of this project along with some of the most relevant institutions in the whole of the European Union. This is an initiative that will be built from different perspectives and where our university wants to be a venue of debates and dissemination of this new Europe that, together, we are promoting. Names like Carlo Ratti (Director, MIT SENSEable City Lab), Lina Ghotmet (Serpentine Pavillion 2023) and ROTOR (material environment) have participated as guests of our EPS - School of Architecture, within this European plan.
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The academic staff of the Higher Polytechnic School is composed of both full-time and part-time faculty members.
Most full-time faculty are holders of doctorates and accredited by ANECA/ACAP, with a keen dedication to teaching and research. Our staff specialise in areas relating to the qualifications offered at the Higher Polytechnic School, such as Mechanics, Automobiles, Materials, Electronics, Mathematics, etc.
Part-time academics have a more career-focused profile and bring their experience at companies in the areas related to qualifications. Some of the staff specialise in communication and management skills, and teach professional skills seminars and topics.
The School devotes part of its effort to research tasks, as a fundamental complement to teaching. These tasks are structured around the existing Research Groups, which are part of the official register of the University, and which materialize in research projects with companies and public institutions of the sector.
Consult here the lines of activity and research groupsThe School’s professors usually publish publications related to their research as an essential part of their activity at the University.
Consult here the most recent publications