University of Deusto
Education and values
What is our learning model?
Our Learning Model focuses on students' all-round development, which promotes independent and meaningful learning and enhances the development of their knowledge, skills, attitudes, competences and values.
What can I study at university?
We are a benchmark of excellence and academic quality and we ensure the best education and support throughout your studies. At Deusto we offer a wide range of undergraduate and double degrees, master's degrees, PhD programmes, executive programmes, language courses and summer courses in a wide range of fields.
What grants can I apply for to study at Deusto?
The University of Deusto believes in people and in their capacity for hard work and effort. For this reason, it has a wide range of grants to ensure that talent is not lost due to lack of resources. To provide opportunities and because for the University of Deusto "young people with a future means a future for the whole community".
people and institutions transforming the world together
Research with social impact
Deusto aims to have an impact far beyond the academic world, influencing the transformation of today's society towards fairer and more diverse realities where development and inclusive social welfare are paramount.
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International scope
For decades, the University of Deusto has focused on excellence in education and on achieving a relevant international leadership position.
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In dialogue with economic and social actors
At Deusto we have a long and proven track record in relations with economic and social actors. And we will continue along this path. Thus, we seek to promote dual education, one of the University' current and future strategic areas and the dialogue between the university and vocational training.
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Agenda 2030
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) seek a substantial improvement in the living conditions of humanity. The Deusto 2022 Strategic Plan calls on the University to implement these SDGs in the institution's activities in accordance with its university status, its current capacities and its long tradition.
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Current topics
Latest news
25 June 2026 - University of Deusto
Nursing students at the University of Deusto train patient care skills through Artificial Intelligence simulation
24 June 2026 - Madrid
Deusto presents a toolkit to improve the public management of religious diversity in local government at the European Forum on Local Governance of Religious Diversity
See more24 June 2026 - Bilbao Donostia-San Sebastián
The University of Deusto embraces diversity and reaffirms the value of being oneself on the International LGBTI+ Pride Day (June 28)
24 June 2026 - Bilbao
THE Impact Rankings 2026 places Deusto among the world’s Top 50 universities for Gender Equality
See more23 June 2026 - Bilbao
Manuel Cuenca explores inner leisure in the lecture series “Adding life to our years”
See more25 June 2026 - University of Deusto
Nursing students at the University of Deusto train patient care skills through Artificial Intelligence simulation
24 June 2026 - Madrid
Deusto presents a toolkit to improve the public management of religious diversity in local government at the European Forum on Local Governance of Religious Diversity
24 June 2026 - Bilbao Donostia-San Sebastián
The University of Deusto embraces diversity and reaffirms the value of being oneself on the International LGBTI+ Pride Day (June 28)
24 June 2026 - Bilbao
THE Impact Rankings 2026 places Deusto among the world’s Top 50 universities for Gender Equality
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We are Deusto
Our most valuable asset, you
Deusto is a transformational university that also transforms itself to better respond to the needs of society
Juan José Etxeberria S.J.
Rector of the University of Deusto
Direct contact with businesses is one of Deusto's strengths
Triana Anasagasti
Student on the Business Administration + Industrial Technology Engineering degree
Turning data into useful knowledge for society is a key competence in today's world
Enrique Onieva
Lecturer and researcher
At university we learn that the greatest challenges can always be achieved with hard work, effort, knowledge, tenacity and good colleagues
Ana Cuevas
Alumni
It’s helping my mindset and my approach to ideas that have always been in society but I’ve never been able to work them out
Moisés Mazpule
Deustobide student
I now work at Cuatrecasas, where I started my internship while I was studying my law degree
Ainhoa Barrutia
Law graduate
He hecho prácticas en Ikea, y en la propia Universidad de Deusto
