As a key highlight of the University Master’s Degree in Periodontics and Implants, the publication notes that four lecturers from the Faculty – including Dr José Nart, head of Periodontics and Dr Alberto Monje, a lecturer in the same area – are featured in the Ranking of the World Scientists: World’s Top 2% Scientists, compiled by Stanford University, which brings together the most influential researchers worldwide. 

Regarding the University Master’s Degree in International Cooperation in Sustainable Emergency Architecture at UIC Barcelona School of Architecture, El Mundo emphasises that the course Humanitarian Shelter and Settlements, one of the modules taught on the programme, is certified by the IFRC (International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies).

The University Master’s Degree in Arts and Cultural Management also appears for the first time in El Mundo’s 250 Best Master’s Degrees ranking, where it is placed fifth in the Cultural Management category.  The publication highlights the opportunity to participate in a study trip to Hong Kong, as well as the possibility of undertaking a double degree with Boston University in the United States.

To compile this report, the newspaper analyses 50 specialisations and identifies the five best in each, based on an assessment that takes into account 26 criteria, as well as the views of 800 lecturers, experts, former students and collaborating organisations.