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Welcome to the University of Seville website, a gateway that offers users access to all University resources and services in an easy and integrated way. The University of Seville is an institution that provides the public service of superior education by means of studies, teaching, and research, as well as the generation, development and diffusion of knowledge to serve citizens and society.
The Welcome Office is the reference point for all the international visitors of the University of Seville (undergraduate and postgraduate students, Faculties and Administrative Staff). The mission of the Office is to provide and coordinate the services involved in giving information and assistance prior to the arrival, as well as the necessary steps to take once visitors arrive in Seville.
The University of Seville’s history dates back to 1505. Today, it is the second largest Spanish university and the largest in Andalusia. It has approximately 71,000 ...
The Plasma Science and Fusion Technology Group at the University of Seville aims at making fusion energy a reality for our society. A clean, sustainable and virtually unlimited energy source makes fusion the scientific and engineering challenge of the 21st century.
All this has contributed to the University of Seville occupying a prominent position in different rankings, achieving a presence in the seven most reputable international rankings. Address: Calle San Fernando, 4 – 41004 Sevilla. Email: acojim@us.es. Contact: Antonio José Acosta Jiménez
Granada and Málaga are linked with Seville by the A-92 motorway. Travel to Portugal is on the A-49 motorway. Finally, Seville and Cadiz are linked by both the A-4 and the E-5 roads. All access to motorways and main roads is from the SE-30 ring road around Seville, with numerous points of access into the city centre.
Established in 1505, the Universidad de Sevilla (University of Seville) is a non-profit public higher education institution located in the urban setting of the large city of Seville (population range of 500,000-1,000,000 inhabitants), Andalucia.
