Organization of the research

Who researches at the UOC?
The UOC is research and innovation


The UOC's research is developed by its faculties, and research and innovation centres. There are numerous research groups, which include staff from the research centres as well as members of the University's faculties. The UOC also has a Doctoral School offering 8 doctoral programmes.
 

51
 research groups
500+
 researchers
210+
 doctoral theses defended

 

How R&I is organized

Internet Interdisciplinary Institute (IN3)

An institute that specializes in studying the internet and the effects of the interaction of digital technologies with human activity.

eLearning Innovation Center

The main mission of this body is to help the UOC's learning model evolve in order to guarantee a unique, high-quality, connected and networked learning experience.

eHealth Center

An interdisciplinary academic centre that generates, transfers and exchanges knowledge in eHealth.

Doctoral School

The Doctoral School works closely with the UOC's three research and innovation centres to create a common frame of reference for the various doctoral programmes based on shared quality standards.

Research activity at the faculties

Who researches

UOC resarchers

Researchers

UOC research groups

Research groups

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What is researched

Social Sciences Social Sciences
Health Sciences Health Sciences
Arts and Humanities Arts and Humanities
Information and Communication Technologies Information and Communication Technologies
Information and Knowledge Society Information and Knowledge Society
E-learning E-learning

Research assessment and FAIR data

We aim to make sure that, by the year 2030, all the university's research data is generated in line with the FAIR data principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable).
 

Open knowledge

The UOC signs the San Francisco Declaration to encourage changes in research assessment

The UOC signs the San Francisco Declaration to encourage changes in research assessment

The University joins this international initiative to prioritize contents over metrics.

Research Data Management Support Service

Run by our multidisciplinary FAIR working group

Co-creating science communication

We facilitate co-creation in culture and science, transferring knowledge created at the university to other parts of society.

Open data

UOC's O2 Repository

Managing and publishing research data

UOC Library