We want to contribute to the development of people of integrity by providing continuous support throughout their university and/or professional lives. We want to be a University with a highly motivated and committed staff, encouraging engagement among all members of the university community. We want the University to contribute to people's health at every level.

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Proposals
Culture of equality and respect for the diversity of people at the University
The development of highly motivated and committed people requires a culture of equality and respect for diversity that allows individuals to realise their full potential. In its 2nd Action Plan for Gender Equality, the University of Granada points out the need to develop awareness-raising and non-formal education actions linked to gender equality and the protection of sexual, bodily and gender diversity in order to achieve real equality in the labour and academic spheres. For these equality goals to be achieved, we need to apply a gender perspective to the area of occupational health, create a balanced composition in all university bodies and develop policies for conciliation and coresponsibility. A culture of equality that eliminates all forms of discrimination, harassment and violence in our institution.
Future milestones
- To have a student support and mentoring programme in all faculties and schools.
- To maintain overall levels of student satisfaction with the performance of the teaching staff above an average of 4 out of 5 over the period covered by the plan (the average in the last 5 academic years was 3.9/5 in undergraduate degrees and 4/5 in master's degrees).
- To ensure that 100% of newly hired teaching and research staff (PDI) and administrative and support staff (PAS) have taken part in training and/or mentoring and support programmes in their centres and services.
- To achieve a rejuvenation of staff to an average age below 50 for teaching and research staff (in 2021 the average age was 51).
- To continue to lead Spain in the training of research staff (FPU, Juan de la Cierva, Ramón y Cajal).
