Barcelona Graduate School of Economics - Academic Units

Academic Units

  • Barcelona's Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF) - Department of Economics and Business has reached the milestone of 1,000 working papers published. The UPF was founded in 1990 and enrolls over 9,000 students with a teaching staff of approximately 1,000.
  • The Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona - Unit of Economic Analysis (UAB) is generally considered to be one of Spain's top three Economics Departments. The UAB was created in 1968 and has over 50,000 students, 3,000 academic and research staff and 100 postgraduate programs.
  • The Institute for Economic Analysis (IAE), is part of the Spanish Research Council (CSIC) and was created at the UAB campus in 1985. Its aim is to promote research in Economics at the highest scientific level.
  • The Centre for Research in International Economics (CREI) is a research institute created in 1993 by the UPF and the Government of Catalonia. Its research activities focus on international economics and macroeconomics.

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