• The University of Barcelona ranks third among Spanish universities with the highest rate of entry into the job market. In fact, 87% of UB graduates find a job after completing their degree.
• Through professional advice and career guidance activities, students can define their career goals and gain skills that are among the most valued in today’s job market.
• The university also offers students the opportunity to practice their skills in real work environments through in-company placements.
• Upon graduation, students gain access to the UB’s job bank, where they can search for employment opportunities across all areas and the economic sector.
• Aspiring entrepreneurs will also receive guidance from the initial idea to the foundation of a company.

• The University of Barcelona has a network of 16 libraries, known as the UB Library, equipped with individual study spaces, IT support, and learning facilities.
• The UB also has 100,000 square meters of facilities dedicated to sport and health.
• It is the only public university in Catalonia operating its own halls of residence, offering accommodation, meals, and social spaces.
• The university has its own university residence, operated by a private company. In addition, it also has several affiliated halls of residence, such as Àgora BCN Residence, Bonaigua Hall of Residence (for women), and Monterols Hall of Residence (for men) to name a few.

Every year, the University of Barcelona offers over €250,000 for its bkUB scholarship program.

Students can find a number of grants and financial aid available for EHEA bachelor’s degree courses, master’s degree courses, doctoral programs, as well as UB-specific master’s degree courses and postgraduate diplomas.