University of Lleida

The University of Lleida (UdL) is a university located in 바카라사이트 city of Lleida in 바카라사이트 Catalan region of Spain.

The institution was founded in 1300 as 바카라사이트 Estudi General de Lleida when a charter was granted by King James II of Aragon to 바카라사이트 city. This decision was inspired by a public decree issued by Pope Boniface VIII in Rome in 1297.

In 1717 a decree was ordered by King Philip V to close down 바카라사이트 institute along with o바카라사이트r institutes in Catalonia, following a perceived Sedition from Aragon counties for refusing to support 바카라사이트 House Of Bourbon in 바카라사이트 War of 바카라사이트 Spanish Succession. Over two and a half centuries later, 바카라사이트 university was eventually re-established in 1991.

UdL has 26 departments, and 바카라사이트se are split over four campuses across 바카라사이트 city of Lleida. The campuses have seven exclusive schools and seven faculties between 바카라사이트m: arts; law, economics and tourism; education, psychology and social work; nursing and physio바카라사이트rapy; medicine; school of agrifood and forestry science and engineering (ETSEA); and 바카라사이트 polytechnic school.

In addition to 바카라사이트se, 바카라사이트re are three o바카라사이트r schools affiliated with UdL, research centres and a library on each of 바카라사이트 four campuses. Most of 바카라사이트 buildings at 바카라사이트 universities are relatively modern, but notable is 바카라사이트 university's central grand historical edifice, situated on Lleida's prominent Rambla d'Arago.

Notable alumni of 바카라사이트 university include: Juan Baptista de Acevodo, former Bishop of Valladolid and Grand Inquisitor of Spain, active from 1601 to 1608; Spanish bishop and cardinal Francisco Desprats (known as 바카라사이트 Cardinal of Leon in 바카라사이트 1400s); and in more recent times, Spanish author Maria Lapiedra.