Buildings and Departments
The campus is home to a variety of buildings, including lecture halls, classrooms, laboratories, and research centers. The university’s main library, the Biblioteca General, is also located on campus. The library houses a collection of over 2 million books and journals, as well as a variety of electronic resources.
- The Faculty of Medicine is located in the historic center of Valencia and is home to the university’s medical school. The faculty is also home to the university’s teaching hospital, the Hospital Clínico Universitario de Valencia.
- The Faculty of Science is located on the Burjassot-Paterna campus and is home to the university’s science departments. The faculty is also home to the university’s science museum, the Museu de Ciències Naturals de València.
- The Faculty of Pharmacy is located on the Tarongers campus and is home to the university’s pharmacy school. The faculty is also home to the university’s pharmacy museum, the Museu de Farmàcia de València.
Amenities
The campus offers a variety of amenities to its students and staff, including a sports center, a swimming pool, and a variety of dining options. The campus also has a number of student clubs and organizations, as well as a variety of cultural and social events.
- The sports center offers a variety of fitness classes and activities, as well as a weight room and a cardio room.
- The swimming pool is open to students and staff during the summer months.
- The campus dining options include a variety of restaurants, cafes, and cafeterias.
History and Architectural Significance
The University of Valencia was founded in 1499 and is one of the oldest universities in Spain. The campus has been expanded and renovated over the centuries, and it now includes a variety of architectural styles. The main campus zone is home to a number of historic buildings, including the La Nau building, which was built in the 15th century.
