According to its Organic Law, the University is responsible for organizing and developing humanistic and scientific research activities. It also promotes artistic and technological research and exercises this responsibility with full academic freedom to generate, apply, and disseminate knowledge for the benefit of society and the advancement of humanity.

Based on the academic structure of research organized in Departments and Areas, the General Research Policies emphasize the need to evolve and respond to contemporary challenges through new ways of organizing scientific work. In this context, the University promotes collaboration among academic staff across disciplines and fosters engagement with external partners at the national and international levels as a means to address complex challenges and strengthen the social impact of the knowledge it produces.

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