University of Andorra

University of Andorra

The University of Andorra is a public institution created in 1997 from the integration of the university schools of Nursing and Computer Science that began their activity in 1988.

Its mission is to provide a quality response to the necessities of Andorran society in regard to higher education and research, in line with the country’s strategic axes.

The values of the University of Andorra are personal attention, social responsibility, and the vocation of service to society, quality, knowledge, a critical and innovative spirit, entrepreneurship, teamwork, and interaction with economic and social agents.

Sustainable Development

The University of Andorra endorsed the Sustainable Development Goals in early-2018 with the aim of contributing to their achievement. This decision was in line with the values that inform the UdA’s institutional model, and was based on the commitment to sustainability, environmental conservation and the defence of human rights that the University has held since its origins. In 2021, the UdA reaffirmed its commitment by becoming a member of the United Nations Academic Impact programme, which ensures that higher education institutions around the world contribute to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.

From the global perspective, as an institution responsible for forming future generations, the University of Andorra includes in its courses a transversal competence known as “Commitment to the Culture of Democracy and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)”, which directly contributes to raising students’ awareness and knowledge of the 2030 Agenda.

Learn more about The University of Andorra and its commitment to the SDGs: https://www.uda.ad/en/the-university/university-and-society/commitment-to-the-sdgs/