Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
Higher EducationCommunity of Madrid, Spain1001-5000 Employees
Universidad Rey Juan Carlos is a public higher education institution founded in 1996 and based in Móstoles, within the Community of Madrid. It operates across five campuses in Alcorcón, Aranjuez, Fuenlabrada, Madrid, and Móstoles, and serves a student body of about 43,000, making it one of the region's largest universities. The university offers a wide spectrum of programs, including 61 degree qualifications—with nine taught in English and nine delivered in blended format—along with 79 double degrees and 76 master's programs across five knowledge domains. It positions itself as a conduit between academia and the social and productive environment, actively pursuing collaborations with scientific and cultural institutions and companies to support high-quality professional training.\n\nIn its role as a public university, it serves a broad student population pursuing undergraduate and graduate credentials while maintaining ties with scientific, cultural, and industry partners to align studies with real-world needs. A recent collaboration with the University of Nevada, Las Vegas focuses on AI ethics and governance in the gambling sector.