The Yearbook tells the story of the University throughout the year, using
data as a common thread. A report, in line with transparency policies, which unifies in one document the data available to the University, as well as news about the University and its centres. This publication is the best introduction to those that make up Deusto and the number of activities we do together.
Yearbook
Deusto at a glance
Yearbook 2024
The Yearbook 2024 mainly covers the activities and significant data for the academic year 2022-2023.
Yearbook 2024
Deusto in figures
11.447students
enrolled in official bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree courses
2.795students
completed their bachelor's, master's and doctoral studies
1.719international students
on official degrees and mobility programmes from 77 countries
9.828participants
in Executive and In-company programmes, lifelong learning, languages and courses for seniors
4.188participants
in the 71 Solidarity activities
3.757internships
curricular and extracurricular
307researchers
recognised by the Basque Government
49doctoral thesis
defended, 10 with an international mention
RESEARCH AND TRANSFER
RESEARCH AND TRANSFER
One of the highlights of the yearbook is the annual research results, a field in which the University has taken great strides forward in recent years. Research is already ingrained in the culture of academia.
In the last academic year we have had 252 researchers, 23 research teams recognised by the Basque Government and 62 books published.
Yearbooks
Previous editions and mini version
MINI VERSION 2023
The Yearbook has mini versions in Spanish, Basque and English: