Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV)

Universitat Politècnica de València, known as UPV, is a technical university in Spain. It teaches students at bachelor's, master's and doctoral level. It also runs lifelong learning programmes for people who want to keep studying during their careers.

The university offers a large set of postgraduate courses. Its site lists master's degrees for 2026 to 2027. It describes them as a way to improve employability and build a professional career. The site has a full admission section for bachelor's, master's and doctoral study. It also has a page for international students.

UPV is organised into schools, faculties and departments. They include the School of Aerospace Engineering and Industrial Design, which is the part of the university closest to aviation. Other schools cover civil engineering, industrial engineering, informatics, telecommunications engineering and architecture. There are also a faculty of business administration and management, a faculty of fine arts and a doctoral school.

Research is a core part of the university. The site lists research structures and research, development and innovation initiatives. It also has a separate innovation site. Recent news on the home page covers a 2026 National Research Prize for a UPV researcher in the field of engineering and architecture. Other news covers studies by the university on the 2024 floods in the region.

The university serves students, staff, graduates and the press. The site has pages for each group. There is an alumni service that keeps contact with graduates. A media section offers a press kit, and the site offers TV on demand, podcasts and educational videos.

Visitors can reach the university through its website, a WhatsApp number and social channels. The site is available in Valencian, Spanish and English.

Services

• Bachelor's degrees
• Master's degrees
• Doctoral programmes
• Lifelong learning
• Aerospace engineering education
• Research and innovation
• Alumni service
• International admission