The Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) has published a ranking of the 10,000 most outstanding Spanish and foreign female scientists conducting research in organizations in Spain, aiming to increase the…
A study named “Women in the Technology Labour Market”, written by our researcher Núria Vergés Bosch, along with Ana M. González Ramos (CSIC-IESA) and José Saturnino Martínez García (Universidad de…
The study named “Comparing crime reporting factors in EU countries”, published by our researchers Diego Torrente, Pedro Gallo and Christian Oltra explores the significant regional differences in crime reporting across…
A recent study named “Social impact in social media (SISM): A new method to evaluate the social impact of research”, led by Ramon Flecha (UB School of Sociology), Cristina Pulido,…
A recent study led by our researchers Montserrat Crespi-Vallbona and Cristina López-Villanueva analyzes citizen resistance to the process of touristification in two neighborhoods of the city: Barceloneta and Hostafrancs. Touristification transforms the…
A new article by our researcher Jordi Mundó, alongside collaborators, has made significant strides in understanding the intricate relationship between loneliness, depression, and social networks among elderly populations in Spain….
The University of Barcelona School of Sociology invites applications for a two-year postdoctoral position beginning in September 2024. This position lead to an assistant professorship, which would be 60 hours…
The University of Barcelona ranks among the top 90 universities in the world in the field of Sociology in the annual QS World University Rankings by Subject. This position represents…
The University of Barcelona holds the 100th position in the Ranking Web of Universities (Webometrics). It has improved by thirteen positions compared to last year and is now the Spanish…
In the ninth edition of the University of Barcelona’s Board of Trustees Awards to Teaching Quality, the awardees were our professor and researcher of the UB School of Sociology Jordi…