Campuses, Faculties and Schools
The Universitat Rovira i Virgili has 6 campuses that house 7 faculties, 3 technical schools and 2 university schools, and also the headquarters of Baix Penedès:
- Campus Catalunya: Tarragona city centre
- Faculty of Arts
- Faculty of Law
- Faculty of Nursing
- Campus Sescelades: north of Tarragona city
- Faculty of Education Sciences and Psychology
- Faculty of Chemistry
- Faculty of Oenology
- School of Engineering (ETSE)
- School of Chemical Engineering (ETSEQ)
- Campus Vapor Nou: Reus city centre
- Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences
- Campus Bellissens: east of Reus
- Faculty of Business and Economics
- School of Architecture (ETSA)
- Campus Vila-seca: Vila-seca
- Faculty of Tourism and Geography
- Campus Terres de l'Ebre: Tortosa
- Undergraduate courses are provided in Nursing, Business Management and Administration, Infant Education and Primary Education.
- Headquarters of Baix Penedès
- Undergraduate courses are provided in Nursing and Infant Education.
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