AIRR-NA Member Institution

University of Navarra

Pamplona, Spain

Institution at a Glance

Year founded
1952
Institution type
Private International University
Campus setting
Urban
Population category
Medium (5,000–14,999 students)
Degree levels
Postgraduate, Undergraduate
Undergraduate length
4-year
Undergraduate students
9,500
Postgraduate students
4,000

About the Institution

The University of Navarra is a Christian-inspired institution that carries out its teaching, research, and activities as a non-profit organization.

The University began its activities in 1952, promoted by St. Josemaría Escrivá, founder of Opus Dei. Opus Dei is a prelature of the Catholic Church, which aims to promote the search for the fullness of Christian life in work, family and ordinary occupations.

North American Representatives

Admissions and Applications

Application type

Direct

Entry requirements

Completed Application in the MiUnav Portal
All grades through Junior year
Interview with International Delegate
Entrance Exam

Applications, dates and deadlines

Application opens in October. Early Admission in December. Regular Admission in March

How to apply

Start your application here: https://miportal.unav.edu/

Standardized testing

UNAV is does not required ACT, SAT or AP scores, we have our own admission test and we accept IB scores for admission

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Costs, Scholarships, and Funding

Tuition and fees

From $11,500 to $19,000 depending on the degree

Estimated cost of living

Appx $11,800

Scholarships and funding

Scholarships are determined on a case by case basis through your application in https://miportal.unav.edu/. Deadlines are the same as application round deadlines.

Information for Counselors

Annual Counselor Fly-in, Dates vary year to year
Contact: Bea Plagaro at [email protected] or Cristina McCarthy at [email protected]