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We prepare you to go far
We are a young university with the dynamism typical of youth. We have modern
facilities, cutting-edge technology and university services that offer our students and
our teaching and research staff the highest standards of academic life.
We see our work in teaching, study and research as a real commitment to society. This
means our mission is to educate young people in personal and social dignity and to aid
in the development of the economy, of science and of technology.
While the training element in students' chosen qualifications is crucial, it is also vital to
give them a well-rounded education. Hence, our efforts and our highly efficient
university services are also devoted to providing career guidance, extra-curricular
courses and personal development for these young folk.
Ángel Penas Merino
Rector (Vice-Chancellor)
University of Leon. Spain.
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studentsThe university community comprises students, academics and support staff.
Students are our main raison d'être as a university. The steady growth in their numbers, despite a general tendency to declining enrolments in Spain as a whole, shows the results of work well done.
We do train students for work and professional activities, but more than that we try to make them into fully-rounded members of a society which we hope is improving.
Our academic staff are steadily increasing in numbers and in
the level of qualifications they hold. The quality of teaching and research they provide are
essentials for the continuing development of this young
institution. Our academics do not regard their research and
teaching activities as just a job, but see them as a personal
commitment to the University, to which many of them have
belonged since it was first created. The taking on of
further teaching staff, research programmes and projects, teaching evaluation plans, arrangements for tutorial
support and innovations in teaching techniques all ensure
permanent improvements in the quality of teaching and
research.
academic
Development of student numbers from 1979 to 2004
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administrativeand other
support staffApart from providing all the usual services required for
teaching, study and research, our administrative and other support staff participate actively in a range of technical,
administrative and other actions specific to this University. The increased number of such staff meets the needs of a new
university whose ambition is to provide education and services of the highest standard, to be an example of the best practice
and a place to which every student who has ever studied there would like to return. Among other amenities, the University runs halls of residence, student restaurants, and facilities for
cultural, sports and other leisure activities.
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Note: Spanish degree structures differ in some ways from those in English-speaking countries, so equivalences are only approximate. Normally Spanish undergraduate courses involve completion of a two- or three-year Part I or Foundation Course (the first cycle or phase of studies), which either entitles successful participants to an undergraduate Diploma or allows them to enter a two-year Part II Specialist Course (the second cycle or phase) that leads to a full degree. Where degrees are shown as “Part II” in the following list, this means that the specific subject is taught only at second-phase level; successful completion of some appropriate first-phase course in a related area would be a prerequisite. Certificates and Advanced Certificates are not degrees under the rules of the Spanish Ministry of Education, Science and Sports.
SOCIAL AND LEGAL STUDIES
HUMANITIES
Faculty of Education. (Ponferrada)
Faculty of Labour Studies.
School of Social Work.
Faculty of Economics and Business.
Faculty of Sports Science.
School of Tourism. (Leon)
School of Tourism. (Ponferrada)Faculty of Law.
Faculty of Arts. Faculty of Education.
Bachelor of Education (Physical Education)Bachelor of Education (Infant Education)Bachelor of Education (Music Education)Bachelor of Education (Primary Education)Bachelor of Education (Foreign Languages)
Certificate in Cinematography and the Visual Arts
Diploma in Labour RelationsBachelor of Science (Labour Studies) [Part II]
Diploma in Social Work
Bachelor of Business Administration and ManagementDiploma in Business Studies
Bachelor of Science in Sport and Physical Education.Bachelor of Science (Econ.) (Actuarial and Financial Studies) [Part II]Bachelor of Science (Econ.) (Marketing) [Part II]
Diploma in TourismBachelor of Science (Econ.) (Economics) [Part II]
Diploma in TourismBachelor of LawDiploma in Management and Public Administration
Bachelor of Arts in Spanish Language and LiteratureBachelor of Science (Psychology of Education) [Part II]Bachelor of Arts in English Language and LiteratureBachelor of Education (Hearing and Language)Bachelor of Arts in GeographyBachelor of Education (Special Education)
undergraduate degrees
Our range of postgraduate courses has won high regard from MECD (the Spanish Ministry of Education, Science and Sports), from ANECA (the Spanish National Agency for Quality Evaluation and Accreditation) and from other universities. Since the very beginning of the Spanish national course rating system, the University of Leon has been the institution with the highest percentage of its postgraduate courses recognized as of superior quality.
Bachelor of Arts in History Gardening)Bachelor of Arts in Art History Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering (Farm Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics [Part II] Mechanization and Construction)Diploma in Librarianship
Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering (Agricultural and Food Industries)
Bachelor of Veterinary Science in Veterinary Studies Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering (Forestry)Bachelor of Science (Food Science and Technology) [Part II]Advanced Certificate in Animal Husbandry
Bachelor of Engineering (Computer Science)Bachelor of Industrial Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Biology Bachelor of Engineering (Industry)Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering (Aircraft Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology Engines)
Advanced Aeronautical Technician's Certificate
Diploma in Nursing Bachelor of Mining Engineering (Surveying and Prospecting)
Diploma in Nursing Bachelor of Mining Engineering (Electrical and Diploma in Physiotherapy Mechanical Mine Equipment)
Bachelor of Mining Engineering (Mine Management)Bachelor of Mining Engineering (Energy, Fuel and Explosives)Bachelor of Engineering (Mining)Bachelor of Engineering (Agronomy)
Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering (Livestock Farming)
Bachelor of Mining Engineering (Topography)Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering (Horticulture and
EXPERIMENTAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES
TECHNICAL SUBJECTS
School of Agricultural Engineering. (Ponferrada)
Faculty of Veterinary Science.
School of Industrial Engineering and Computer Science.
Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences.
School of Health Studies.School of Mines.
School of Health Studies. (Ponferrada)
School of Agricultural Engineering.
School of Mines. (Ponferrada)
doctoral and postgraduate(“third cycle”) courses
10 “starred” programmes (recognized as of superior quality).7 programmes in Natural Sciences and Technology.11 programmes in Humanities and Social Sciences.
(first and second cycles)
A Rounded Education
Our formal qualifications are complemented
by other skills and activities needed to round
out the education of our students as
members of society. Our educational aims
are not just to pass on the specialist
knowledge for each particular degree. They
go further than this, since their chief goal is
to allow our students immediate access to
the world of work through their high levels
of qualifications but also to be members of
society who will help make it fairer and more
caring.
Cultural and sports activities, student
participation in the running of the University,
student mobility and exchanges with
universities all round the world, university
clubs and associations, interest courses in
subjects ranging from languages to
information technology, social life and team
work, plus the services intended to aid
students in seeking their future careers: all of
these are major commitments by the
University of Leon on behalf of the young
people that throng its halls.
4,858 participants in courses:general training, summer schools, skills courses and university extension programmes.
Courses
A number of sections of the University regularly organize training courses with various names and objectives. They include summer schools, skills courses, university extension courses and general training courses. In every single one, university-level rigour and quality are assured. Students may take these courses as electives within degree structures. This gives great freedom to choose from a wide range of options and so aids in building personal skills.
participants registered for language courses inGerman, Arabic, Spanish, French, English, Japanese, Portuguese and Russian
Modern Languages
Apart from the language courses that form part of degree programmes, there are “interest” courses open to the whole university community in the following languages: English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese and Arabic. We believe a knowledge of foreign languages is essential for students. Apart from expanding their personal skills, it aids student mobility and exchanges with other countries and can be helpful in gaining access to employment.
There is a selection of differing timetables and levels, compatible with the schedules for lectures, practical sessions and other taught elements of degree programmes. The University of Leon encourages participation in language study through assistance to students and recognition of courses for credit as electives.
While this language instruction is intended primarily for the Spanish-speaking staff and students of the University, special provision is made for foreigners who come to Leon. There are courses in Spanish language and culture at all levels for them, ranging from those intended for foreign students or teachers who are present during the academic year to more intensive summer courses. Courses tailored to the needs of a specific group can be provided by prior arrangement.
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Information Technology
A modern university like ours is always looking for ways to use new technologies, whether for teaching, for learning, for research or for day-to-day routine services. The university community can carry out almost any administrative operation over the net without having to go from office to office or to wait in queues. Students have available to them applications that allow swift and effortless completion of university formalities, and can have on-line access to their own student records at any time. They may make use of other types of service through their own personal computers or those provided in the University. These range from course registration to reserving a university tennis court or even booking theatre tickets. All students can have university e-mail accounts and constant access to the Internet at no charge.
New wireless connection technologies are present on our campuses. In Leon we are on the point of opening a new building exclusively for information technology, where there will be a further four hundred computer work stations for student use.
Student Mobility within Spain
The system for student exchanges between Spanish tertiary educational establishments (S.I.C.U.E.) provides a valuable mechanism for student mobility. Thanks to this programme, students may undertake a part of their course of studies in a university other than their own, while being guaranteed academic recognition and soundness, as also a suitable fit to their curricular profile.In this way, students can gain experience of different teaching styles and types of practical work. They can also learn about facets of the social and cultural life of other regions. Such exchanges of students are based on mutual trust between institutions, transparency of information, reciprocity and flexibility.The system for exchanges within Spain is supported financially in the shape of “Seneca” and “Fray Luis de León” scholarships, awarded competitively by the Spanish Ministry of Education, Science and Sport and by the Regional Government of Castile and Leon. More than a thousand such aids to student mobility are available each year.Apart from exchanges receiving support in the form of these scholarships, the University of Leon has a number of
The University of Leon has won prizes for itsdevelopment and installation of information technology.
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International Relations
The University of Leon encourages student exchanges, both with other Spanish universities and with those of
other countries. This is done in the belief that our students' education benefits from their getting to know
other places and cultures and from living side-by-side with other groups of university students.
While it is still a young institution, the University of Leon has already gained considerable prestige both
inside and outside Spain thanks to its numerous agreements and accords with other universities, both
Spanish and foreign. This leads to a noteworthy flow of exchanges affecting both students and our academic,
administrative and support staff. At the current moment we have over 250 collaboration agreements in force with
universities outside Spain.
The largest exchange programme is the SOCRATES / ERASMUS scheme of the European Union. In proportion to its total
number of students, Leon is one of the principal participants in these arrangements among Spanish universities, and its share in
the programme is still growing. Leon is also actively involved in the INTERCAMPUS scheme providing opportunities for exchanges with Latin
American universities. It also has individual bilateral agreements with individual institutions that lead to multiple exchanges of students, researchers
and technicians.
1.129students involved in
mobility programmes
Areas with wireless internet access wireless fidelity
Cultural Activities
Our intention is to attract and educate students to be critical but active participants in culture and the arts, expanding and diversifying their cultural interests. The University of Leon is one of the prime supporters of cultural activities in its immediate region. It organizes numerous events, both independently and in conjunction with outside institutions and firms. The selection criteria for what is on offer naturally include high quality, but also take into account unconventional items, off the beaten track.
Our Office for Cultural Activities provides areas for practising Music, Drama, Painting and Sculpture, and Visual Image work. It has cultural services and facilities including a video recordings library and viewing rooms, art galleries, a sound recordings library, an auditorium, and a multi-purpose theatre suitable for music, lectures and talks, drama or film showings.
Sports
Practising a sport is seen as highly desirable in our day-to-day life. Sports activities are organized at various levels of skill and competitiveness, as a function of the wishes of those taking part. Our training courses or schools are intended to provide coaching for those who wish to participate in a sport, with the instructors teaching both theory and useful practical tips. The range of sports and activities on offer is very wide and well suited to a university context. Capoeira, Karate, Pilates, Fitness Training, Self-Defence, Orienteering, Tennis, Tae Kwon Do, Skiing, Hispanic Racquetball (“Frontenis”), Swimming, Fencing, Badminton, Outdoor Activities, Latino Dancing, Folkdances of the World, Rambling, Traditional Chinese Therapies, Chi Kung, Tai Chi, Triathlon, Pony Trekking: these are just a few.
Competitions are another way to take part in sports. The internal leagues are of particular importance. These allow participants to undertake competitive sport in a university environment, striving to win but also to join with others in practising the chosen sport.
There are other competitions in which the University of Leon takes part: Spanish federation of universities leagues, Vice-Chancellor's Trophy, National and Regional Championships, among others.
5.695 participants in sports
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Student Participation in University Management
Students take an active part in all the University's bodies for governance, which leads to a highly positive impact on the development of internal regulation of the University's activities. The regulations and standards approved take a balanced account of both student and institutional aspirations. Examples of this would be the examination rules, attendance requirements, make-up tests and other items.
Student representation is arranged in the various sections of the University in accordance with established norms and criteria and is co-ordinated through a very active Student Union. This takes note of the worries and problems of students and society at large and demonstrates the humane and caring qualities of our young folk. There is a large number of student clubs and societies, covering such areas as diverse as computing, photography, technology or social work.
There are cultural groups for theatre, an orchestra, a band and a choir. Active voluntary efforts by students lead to a dynamic campus life. The university radio station, also run entirely by students, keeps people posted on university events in the cities of Leon and Ponferrada.
Sports schools; Internal competitions; University league; Vice-Chancellor'sTrophy; Participation in national and international championships
The University Ombudsman
The University of Leon was the first Spanish university to establish the post of University Ombudsman. The particular usefulness of such a person to act as a go-between for the various interests present in the University has led to highly efficient actions and recognition of the office's effectiveness in resolving conflicts between members of the University. The Ombudsman acts as a mediator between all sectors of the university community and is also a crucial support for students.
Seating for 4,120 users
Libraries
Each Department, Faculty and School in the University has a library in which students and researchers have at their disposal all the publications they are likely to need for their work. In addition there are purpose-built libraries on the Vegazana and Ponferrada Campuses and the Student Centre in the heart of Leon City.
The libraries are the most striking buildings on the two campuses. Particular care was taken over their exterior and interior appearance and their technological innovations that provide all one could wish for in the way of reference materials for study, teaching and research. These libraries strive to be welcoming, attractive and innovatory both in their technology and in the services they offer. Among these are to be noted: reading rooms, lending service, interlibrary loans and document access, bibliographical information service, user induction, access to databases, journals, newspaper holdings, media rooms, information service for researchers, individual researcher carrels, videoconferencing facilities and reprographics.
Work Experience and Access to Employment
The University of Leon has a specialist service committed to managing work experience and access to employment. The successful results achieved in these areas have led to fresh resources being put into the provision of personal and professional guidance and advice.
Our students are recommended to gain work experience while studying for their qualifications. This is possible for all. We have on-campus specialists responsible for managing links with business, and these relationships have proved highly advantageous to students. Over 30% find a job in the firm where they did a work placement.
The Career Guidance Centre (C.O.I.E) allows students who have completed their degrees to have access to the main employment databases and to job offers picked out for them by our specialist staff. Training is given on how to draw up a CV, on interview techniques and how to look for work.
The University's General Foundation (F.G.U.L.E.M) also has among its objectives the running of work programmes for our graduates.
One third of our students undertake a work placementand use the career guidance services.
Research
A quest for technological advances leading to new products or processes, original investigations planned to discover new knowledge, a better understanding of scientific or technological facts and development of results: these are areas to which the University of Leon devotes a great deal of effort and a major portion of its resources.
The University is research-driven. Nearly two hundred research teams and an even larger total of research projects make research into a route for its present and an objective for its future.
The structure of research involves organization around university departments, individual researchers, research teams, institutes, research services and technology centres. One feature that receives considerable resources is the provision of equipment for researchers. Almost everything in the University is new, but the research equipment in particular is at the cutting edge in all fields.
The University of Leon has set up a Bio-ethics Committee whose remit is to evaluate the ethical questions that arise in the scientific teaching and research carried out within the University. It pays particular attention to work involving animal experiments, biomedical experimentation on humans or with samples of human origin, and experiments that use biological agents or genetically-modified organisms. Its field of competence also extends to research that uses data of a personal nature that requires special handling because this could affect people's rights and liberties, impinge on the defence and protection of the environment or involve other items that are protected by the Constitution or by law.
1,409 grants and scholarships for scientific training and preparation in the period2002
2004to
TECHNOLOGICAL CENTRES• IAF: The Institute for Automation and Manufacturing• ENERMITEC: The Association for Energy Research in Mining• INBIOTEC: The Institute of Biotechnology• INTOXCAL: The Institute of Toxicology
RESEARCH INSTITUTES• ICTAL: The Institute for Food Science and
Technology• IMA: The Institute for the Environment• INBIOMED: The Institute of Biomedicine• INDEGA: The Institute for Livestock Development• IRENA: The Institute for Natural Resources• The Institute of Animal Health• The Institute for Molecular and Genomic-Proteonic
Biology.
RESEARCH SUPPORT SERVICES • Image Interpretation and Cartography Service• University Animal-Housing Service• Microscopy Service• Instrumentation and Radioactive Installations
Service • Translation Service
research
Research, development and innovation activities of various formats are constantly being carried out by university researchers in conjunction with commercial enterprises and other institutions. The chief research, development and innovation actions that involve the University of Leon together with businesses or other institutions include:· Scientific collaboration · Project execution · Provision of technical services · Technical and scientific consultancy · Technology transfer · Provision of specialist and technological up-dating courses
7.089.574,14 €
The total expenditure onmaterials for the University's
research institutes in 2004 was
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PonferradaCampus
The rapidly growing Ponferrada Campus is one
of the University of Leon's investments in the
future. It already has impressive modern
facilities for teaching, study and research.
Seven programmes can currently be studied
there:
• Diploma in Nursing
• Diploma in Physiotherapy
• Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering in
Agricultural and Food Industry
• Bachelor of Agricultural Engineering in
Forestry
• Bachelor of Mining Engineering in
Topography
• Certificate in Cinematography and the Visual
Arts
• Diploma in Tourism.
Campus de PonferradaAvda de Astorga s/n • 24400 PONFERRADA - León. SpainTelf. +34 987442001, +34 987442005. Fax +34 987442070 • [email protected]
CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIONAvenida de la Facultad, 25, 24071 LEÓN, SpainSwitchboard +34 987291600 Fax +34 987291614General Information. Tel. +34 987291635 +34 987291603
Entry Information. Tel. +34 987291583 +34 987291584 School of Agricultural Engineering. (Ingeniería Agraria) Carretera de Circunvalación, s/n, 24071 LEÓN, Spain
Grants and Scholarships. Tel. +34 987291580 +34987291586 Tel. +34 987291800; +34 987291801. Fax +34 987291810
UNIVERSITY SERVICES BUILDINGSchool of Agricultural Engineering. (Ingeniería Agraria)
Campus de Vegazana, s/n, 24071 LEÓN, SpainAvenida de Astorga, s/n, 24400 PONFERRADA. León, SpainCareer Guidance Centre (COIE)Tel. +34 987442001; +34 987442005 Fax +34 987442070
Tel. +34 987291171; +34 987291170 Student Union Tel. +34 987291136; +34 987291194
School of Industrial Engineering and Computer Science(Ingenierías Industrial e Informática)Faculty of Veterinary Science. (Veterinaria)Campus de Vegazana, s/n, 24071 LEÓN, SpainCampus de Vegazana, s/n, 24071 LEÓN, SpainTel. +34 987291766; +34 987291771. Fax +34 987291787Tel. +34 987291178; +34 987291195. Fax +34 987291194
Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences School of Mines. (Minas) (Ciencias Biológicas y Ambientales) Calle Jesús Rubio, 2, 24071 LEÓN, SpainCampus de Vegazana, s/n, 24071 LEÓN, Spain Tel. +34 987291954; +34 987291953. Fax +34 987210199Tel. +34 987291472; +34 987291473. Fax +34 987291479
School of Health Studies. (Ciencias de la Salud)Faculty of Economics and Business Hospital de San Antonio Abad, Altos de Nava, s/n,(Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales) 24071 LEÓN, SpainCampus de Vegazana, s/n, 24071 LEÓN, Spain Tel. +34 987270200; +34 987276314. Fax +34 987276313Tel. +34 987291701; +34 987291424. Fax +34 987291442
School of Health Studies. (Ciencias de la Salud)Faculty of Law. (Derecho)Avenida de Astorga, s/n, 24400 PONFERRADA (León), SpainCampus de Vegazana, s/n, 24071 LEÓN, SpainTel. +34 987442001; +34 987442005. Fax +34 987442070Tel. +34 987291350; +34 987291354. Fax +34 987291356
Faculty of Arts. (Filosofía y Letras) Faculty of Sports Science. (F.C.A.F.D.)Campus de Vegazana, s/n, 24071 LEÓN, Spain Campus de Vegazana, s/n, 24071 LEÓN, Spain Telf. +34 987291001; +34 987291002. Fax +34 987291020 Tel. +34 987293000; +34 987293003. Fax +34 987293008
Faculty of Education. (Educación) ASSOCIATED INSTITUTIONS:Campus de Vegazana, s/n, 24071 LEÓN, Spain School of Social Work. (Trabajo Social)Tel. +34 987291137; +34 987291147. Fax +34 987291145
Calle Cardenal Landázuri, 27, 24071 LEÓN, Spain Tel. +34 987244338
Faculty of Education. (Educación) Avenida de Astorga, s/n, 24400 PONFERRADA. León, Spain
School of Tourism, Leon. (Escuela de Turismo)Tel. +34 987442001; +34 987442005. Fax +34 987442070Avenida Padre Isla, 36, 2ª planta, 24002 LEÓN, SpainTel. +34 987222633.
Faculty of Labour Studies. (Ciencias del Trabajo)School of Tourism, Ponferrada. (Escuela de Turismo)Campus de Vegazana, s/n, 24071 LEÓN, Spain
Tel. +34 987291423; +34 987291427. Fax +34 987291426 Calle Rañadero, 5, 24400 PONFERRADA (León), SpainTel. +34 987414238.
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Departmentsof the university
Animal Biology Basic Public Law
Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences Faculty of Law
Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Campus de Vegazana - 24071 LEÓNTel. +34 987291385. Fax +34 987291385Tel. +34 987291522. Fax +34 987291855e-mail: e-mail: http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dpb/ http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dba/
Artistic, Musical and Physical EducationCell Biology and AnatomyFaculty of EducationFaculty of Veterinary ScienceCampus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Tel. +34 987291153. Fax +34 987291756Tel. +34 987 29 12 76. Fax +34 987 29 12 76e-mail: e-mail:
http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dbc/ Business Economics and Management
Faculty of Economics and BusinessPlant BiologyCampus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Faculty of Biological and Environmental SciencesTel. +34 987291729. Fax +34 987291454Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN e-mail: Tel. +34 987291563. Fax +34 987291563http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dde/e-mail:
http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dbv/ Ecology, Genetics and Microbiology
Faculty of Biological and Environmental SciencesBiochemistry and Molecular Biology
Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences
Tel. +34 987291501. Fax +34 987291501Campus de Vegazana, - 24071-LEÓN
e-mail: Tel. +34 987 29 12 31
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EconomicsFundamental Legal Studies
Faculty of Economics and BusinessFaculty of Law
Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN
Tel. +34 987291730. Fax +34 987291746Tel. +34 987 29 13 68. Fax +34 987 29 13 66
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Law of Administration and International Relations ClassicsFaculty of Law Faculty of ArtsCampus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Tel. +34 987291399 Tel. +34 987291008. Fax +34 987291008e-mail: e-mail: http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dda/ http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dec/
Private Law Nursing and PhysiotherapyFaculty of Law School of Health StudiesCampus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Altos de Nava, s/n, 24071 LEÓN Tel. +34 987291406. Fax +34 987291356 Tel. +34 987270200, extension 31. Fax +34 987276583e-mail: e-mail:
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Pharmacology and Toxicology Electrical and Electronic EngineeringFaculty of Veterinary Science School of Industrial Engineering and Computer ScienceCampus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Technology Building,Tel. +34 987291252. Fax +34 987291252 Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN e-mail: Tel. +34 987291770. Fax +34 987291790http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dft/farma/ e-mail:
http://shannon.unileon.es Spanish Language and LiteratureFaculty of Arts Mine EngineeringCampus de Vegazana - 24071 LEÓN School of Mines,Tel. +34 987 29 11 06 Fax +34 987 29 11 54
Calle Jesús Rubio, 2, 24004 LEÓN e-mail:
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Modern Languages and LiteraturesMathematicsFaculty of ArtsSchool of Industrial Engineering and Computer ScienceCampus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Technology Building,Tel. +34 987291099 Fax +34 987291099Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN e-mail: Tel. +34 987291456. Fax +34 987291456http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dfm/e-mail: http://matematicas.unileon.es/ Philosophy and Science of Education
Faculty of ArtsCampus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Animal Pathology (Animal Medicine)Tel. +34 987291038. Fax +34 987291135 Faculty of Veterinary Sciencee-mail: Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dfc/ Tel. +34 987291219. Fax +34 987291269
e-mail: Physics, Chemistry and Graphics http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dma/Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences http://endrinal.unileon.es/ Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Tel. +34 987291546. Fax +34 987291546
Animal Pathology (Veterinary Medicine)e-mail:
Faculty of Veterinary Sciencehttp://www3.unileon.es/dp/dfq/
Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Tel. +34 987291208. Fax +34 987291270Physiologye-mail: Faculty of Veterinary Sciencehttp://www3.unileon.es/dp/dmv/ Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN
Tel. +34 987291258. Fax +34 987291267Animal Pathology (Animal Health)e-mail: Faculty of Veterinary Sciencehttp://www3.unileon.es/dp/dfi/fisio.htm Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Tel. +34 987 29 13 04 Fax +34 987 29 13 04Geography
Faculty of Arts e-mail: http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dsa/ Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN
Tel. +34 987291043. Fax +34 987291877e-mail: Historical, Artistic and Literary Heritagehttp://www3.unileon.es/dp/dge/ Faculty of Arts
Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Food Hygiene and Technology Tel. +34 987291064. Fax +34 987291064Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN e-mail: Tel. +34 987291284. Fax +34 987291284 http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dph/ e-mail:
Animal Production IHistory
Faculty of Veterinary ScienceFaculty of Arts,
Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Campus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Tel. +34 987291288. Fax +34 987291311Tel. +34 987291418. Fax +34 987291412e-mail: e-mail: http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dp1/produc.htm http://www3.unileon.es/dp/dhi/
Animal Production IIAgricultural EngineeringFaculty of Veterinary ScienceSchool of Agricultural EngineeringCampus de Vegazana, 24071 LEÓN Avenida de Portugal, 41, 24071 LEÓN Tel. +34 987 29 11 87 Fax +34 987 29 11 87Tel. +34 987291830. Fax +34 987291837
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