Universidad Rey Juan Carlos provides higher education programs including undergraduate, master's, and doctoral degrees. It also focuses on research and innovation, self-described as committed to societal engagement.

Universidad Rey Juan Carlos

Universidad Rey Juan Carlos is an educational institution that offers various undergraduate and graduate programs and engages in research activities, self-described as multidisciplinary.

Higher Education

Centro de Investigación de Estudios Turísticos

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Clínica Universitaria URJC

Residencia Universitaria José Perez Vargas

Residencia José Perez Vargas

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Comunidad de Madrid

Deloitte

Santander

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Education

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Sales

Media and Communication

Business Administration and Management, General

Marketing

Economics

Business/Commerce, General

Universidad Rey Juan Carlos | 184,626 followers on LinkedIn. Non nova, sed nove | Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, founded in 1996, is the most modern of the public universities in the Madrid region.  It currently has 43.000 students enrolled for formal qualifications, and is the public university with the second largest number of students in the region. 

URJC has five campuses: Alcorcón, Aranjuez, Fuenlabrada, Madrid and Móstoles, and in this academic year, sixty-one degree qualifications, of which nine are taught and studied in English and nine are of blended learning (face-to-face and online), seventy-nine Double Degrees and seventy-six university Master&#39;s programmes, which are in five branches of knowledge.

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José Antonio Álvarez López

Mario Calderon

Raul Rubio

New research led by Universidad Rey Juan Carlos and IMEDEA (UIB-CSIC), highlights the importance of landscape in restoration projects to foster resilient pollination networks. Semi-natural grasslands across Europe are invaluable ecosystems, shaped over centuries by traditional pastoral practices that sustain their rich biodiversity. Yet, these landscapes now confront threats like agricultural intensification, afforestation, and abandonment, leading to alarming biodiversity decline. In the face of the global biodiversity crisis, urgent action is needed to restore these vital grasslands using minimally invasive methods such as managed grazing. The critical question emerges: How can we ensure successful restoration? Mere control of woody species through livestock grazing and reintroduction of typical grassland flora isn't sufficient; the return of pollinating insects is equally essential. These insects are pivotal in plant reproduction and their absence can jeopardize restoration efforts. A recent international study examined the impact of livestock-led grassland restoration on plant-pollinator interactions and the reproductive performance of insect-pollinated plants. The research, now published in the esteemed Journal of Applied Ecology ( https://lnkd.in/dKTkEAwZ ), underscores the significance of considering landscape connectivity through green infrastructure—a network of natural and semi-natural spaces linked together—in restoration endeavors. Moreover, the study highlights the efficacy of grazing-based restoration in reviving pollination services. Integrating landscape considerations into restoration programs is paramount to promoting resilient pollination networks, with grazing-based approaches emerging as a promising solution. These insights transcend European grasslands, offering valuable guidance for conserving and restoring similar ecosystems globally.

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