Universitat Jaume I

The Universitat Jaume I in Castelló (UJI) stands as a beacon of public higher education and research, founded in 1991 with a core mission to foster the social, economic, and cultural advancement of its surrounding community through the generation and dissemination of knowledge. Situated as the northernmost university in the Valencian Community and the sole public institution in the province of Castelló, UJI has played a pivotal role in the region's development. In recent years, the university has undergone remarkable growth and transformation, catalyzing the evolution of Castelló de la Plana into a vibrant, contemporary university city. Leveraging the entrepreneurial spirit of its residents, UJI has spearheaded significant social and economic changes that have reverberated throughout the province. Presently, UJI offers a comprehensive range of academic programs, including 32 undergraduate degrees, 44 official master's degrees, 22 UJI-specific master's degrees, and 32 specialization courses. With an enrollment of approximately 13,000 students, the university prides itself on providing individualized attention without succumbing to issues of overcrowding. This personalized approach is facilitated by its centralized campus, characterized by modern amenities, expansive green spaces, and state-of-the-art sports facilities. Despite its relatively brief history, UJI has conferred degrees upon more than 22,000 graduates, leaving an indelible mark on both academia and society. The university's research endeavors are equally noteworthy, with a substantial output and involvement in numerous research, development, and innovation (R&D&I) initiatives, further solidifying its position as a pivotal driver of progress and prosperity in the region.