Our courses have an extensive programme based on criteria of quality, variety, topicality, novelty and scientific rigour, forming part of the debates that society is currently holding on a wide range of subjects: science, technology, history, heritage, economics, citizen participation, health, education, equality, sustainability, etc. The aim is for the University and society to talk to each other, listen to each other, ask questions and be able to offer answers from the most specialised fields of knowledge, but also by committing to interdisciplinarity and, above all, to breaking down the traditionally established gap between scientific and humanistic culture.

The methodology has a strong practical component and is backed by the University of Granada's own teaching and research experience.

Our courses aim to bring students closer to the research results and innovative methods being applied by research groups at the University of Granada. In addition, it is based on a constant analysis of the training trends that society is presenting in order to allow us to innovate in the design of new courses and activities.