About

Since its foundation in 1531, The University of Granada has been growing in close symbiosis with society, with the goal of becoming a benchmark for the quality of its teaching and research and for its university outreach activities with special emphasis on cooperation and development actions. Our institution combines the rich experience of its long tradition with the dynamism and youth of its more than 45,000 undergraduate students, in addition to our community of roughly 15,000 students enrolled in postgraduate or complementary studies. The University of Granada is the Spanish university that receives the most students from international mobility programs.

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14 Academic members: 1 Emeritus 3 Full Professors 5 Associate Professors 1 Assistant Professors 1 Research Fellow 3 Adjunct Professors Research lines: Computational Hydraulics Sediment Transport Modelling Urban Hydrology and Hydraulics Sustainable Drainage Systems Bio-morphodynamic processes in environmental systems Hydrological and erosion processes Atmospheric dynamics and meteorology Ports and Marine Structures Global Change and Climatic Trends Coastal, Estuarine, and Fluvial Systems Nature-Based Engineering Solutions Wave energy extraction and resources management Numerical simulation of power take-off systems based upon oscillating water column technology Wave-structure and wave-wind-structure interaction Solar Pumping Technologies

Committee on Fluid Mechanics

Committee on Fluvial Hydraulics

IAHR/IWA Joint Committee on Urban Drainage

Committee on Experimental Methods and Instrumentation

Committee on Hydraulic Structures

Committee on Climate Change Adaptation

Committee on Coastal and Maritime Hydraulics

Committee on Ecohydraulics

Committee on Flood Risk Management

IAHR/IWA Joint Committee on Hydroinformatics

Committee on Water Resources Management

Working Group on Reservoir Sedimentation

Working Group on Sustainable Development Goals