How to Find UPNA Degree Programs on unavarra.es

To find the degree programs offered by the Public University of Navarre (UPNA), start from the homepage at unavarra.es and use the "Study at the UPNA" entry, which links to "See degrees" — the page that lists the available bachelor's and master's programs. This route is intended for prospective students; the same homepage also links to "Classrooms and Timetables" once you need scheduling details for a specific program.

Step-by-step: locating the degree catalog

1. Open the homepage. Go to unavarra.es. The site is published in English as well as Spanish, and the homepage is titled "Portada - home - UPNA."
2. Find the study entry point. On the homepage, look for the "Study at the UPNA" link in the main navigation area. The homepage presents its main areas as a list — the study area sits alongside "Conocer la Universidad" (About the University), "Internacionalizacion" (International), "Estudios" (Studies), "Investigacion" (Research), and "Sede Electronica" (Online Office).
3. Select "See degrees." The homepage shows a "See degrees" link directly under the "Study at the UPNA" heading. Following it takes you to the degree listings.
4. Choose your level. The catalog covers both bachelor's degrees and master's degrees — the site describes UPNA as a leading university in labour insertion of its Bachelor's and master's degree graduates.
5. Check timetables separately. Once you have identified a program, use the "Classrooms and Timetables" link on the homepage to look up classroom and schedule information.

Expected result: you land on a page listing UPNA's degree programs, from which you can open an individual program and confirm whether it is a bachelor's or master's degree.

What the homepage also offers prospective students

The homepage groups its content into "Áreas destacadas" (highlighted areas) and includes a "Students Information" section alongside the degree links. For applicants who need to go beyond the catalog, the same page links to:

• International — for exchange and international admission context.
• UPNA Courses — short-course offerings distinct from full degrees.
• Research — for anyone checking postgraduate research activity.
• Online office — the electronic administrative channel (Sede Electronica), where formal procedures are handled.

The homepage also carries a News section and an Agenda of events. Recent items include doctoral days, research seminars, and information sessions — for example, a doctoral session on "Doctorado y desarrollo profesional: Más allá de la Academia" and a seminar on agri-food system governance. These are useful for judging the research culture around a program, but they are not the degree catalog itself.

Common sticking points

• The homepage is a portal, not the catalog. The degree list lives one click deeper; don't expect program details on the front page.
• Language. The English homepage exists, but some linked sections and news items appear in Spanish. If a page looks unfamiliar, check whether you have moved into a Spanish-language section.
• Timetables are separate from degrees. "Classrooms and Timetables" is a distinct link; you will not find schedule data inside the degree description.
• No pricing information is given on the homepage. The site links to a Strategic Plan page, but the homepage does not state tuition or fees, so do not assume costs from the portal alone — confirm them through the online office or the program page.

Quick reference

If your goal is simply to confirm what UPNA is: it is the public university of Navarre, with campuses in Pamplona and Tudela, and it describes itself as a leader in graduate labour-market insertion. The degree catalog is the practical next step for anyone considering applying.