promote change and innovation in products and services linked to the academic community, helping universities to develop shared projects and create new opportunities.
Universia was created in July 2000 as an internet initiative in the higher education sector. It is promoted by a group of Spanish universities with the support of the Spanish University Rectors' Board, the Spanish National Research Council and sponsored by the Santander Group. Universia was officially presented in Madrid on July 9, 2000, as a Spanish initiative with a clear Spanish American vocation. On the same day almost all the Universia societies were also formally incorporated. The Portuguese branch was created a year later, followed by Uruguay in November 2005. During the 2008, Universia welcomed Andorra, Panama, Paraguay and Dominican Republic. In order to expand the network towards the world, during March 2009 the basic information of Universia was published in Wikipedia in five languages under the edition and translation of Pabsi González from Universia Puerto Rico Today, Universia is the largest network of universities in the world and more countries have been added, such as: Bolivia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua.
Universia News offers themed news: local universities, international universities, scholarships, jobs, culture and more.
Scholarships
Universia is the encounter point in which students find monetary aid that helps them continue studying.
Calendar
Local cultural activities are published.
Courses
Promotion and details of the courses offered in Universia’s universities.
Academic research
Search tool with students’ interests in mind.
Blogs
Universia’s writers create blogs in which students and professors can participate by asking questions, sharing experiences and providing feedback. The four blogs are: Study Abroad, Jobs, Marketing and Movies.
Innoversia
A system that gets in contact both investigators and businesses in order to find applicable solutions to the current needs of the business world and generate beneficial contributions for both spheres of activity.
Universia TV
Audiovisual material that shows Universia’s community some of the activities and promotions related to students, universities and current academic affairs.
Newsletters
Universia has four newsletters which can be accessed in the following URL: https://web.archive.org/web/20090317074045/http://www.universia.pr/pdf/publicaciones.jsp
Universia Knowledge@Wharton
Next Wave Science
GCG: Revista de Globalización, Competitividad y Gobernabilidad