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01/10/26
Faculty Welcome Event Cancelled
The Faculty of Geography and History has cancelled its planned welcome event following the declaration of emergency level 2 by the UV and given the possibility that the weather conditions may worsen. Students will still be able to take part in the BenvingudaUV at the Blasco Ibáñez campus on 22 October, a major event organised by the SEDI, providing an opportunity to discover the services, resources and ways to participate in university life
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28/09/26
Against Sorolla: a critical look at the public and political life of the Valencian painter
Albert Ferrer Orts and Juan B. Tormos Capilla analyze the construction of Joaquín Sorolla's figure and the cultural, patrimonial and economic decisions adopted by the latter figure
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21/09/26
Third Edition of the Illustration Contest “Women also played a leading role in the past: inclusive representations to disseminate our history”
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21/09/26
Baula: Support for first-year students
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18/09/26
New publication explores family, economic and professional life in fifteenth-century Valencia
José M. Cruselles edits the accounts and family records of Valencian notary Antoni Llopis
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07/09/26
Take part in ‘Codi de trames’, the Faculty’s collective art activation
This Wednesday, 9 September, the Faculty of Geography and History will host a conversation with the students responsible for the project, followed by a collective activation to complete the installation of the Good Practice Code vinyl graphics
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03/09/26
Cultural activities scheduled at the Faculty of Geography and History from September, 2026
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17/07/26
Faculty of Geography and History inaugurates the exhibition «Miguel Calatayud. Designs" at the opening of the 7th ALCESXXI Conference
The exhibition, installed in the entrance hall of the Faculty of Geography and History, highlights the illustrator and comic book author's work as a designer, and was made possible thanks to a donation from curator Álvaro Pons to the Valencian Design Archive. The conference will be held from July 14 to 17, 2026 at the University of Valencia.
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15/07/26
The Inca boy of Cerro El Plomo did not die of hypothermia but as the result of a ritual sacrifice
An international research team led by the University of Valencia (UV) has overturned interpretations that had stood for decades regarding two contexts associated with the ritual known as Capacocha of the ancient Inca Empire in what is now Chile: the Boy of Cerro El Plomo and the young women of Cerro Esmeralda. The study, published in Science Advances, unravels two longstanding mysteries in recent archaeology.
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14/07/26
Are you starting at the University of Valencia? Interested in Entreiguals?
Students beginning their university studies in September 2026 at the Faculty of Geography and History of the University of Valencia can take advantage of Entreiguals, a peer mentoring programme designed to make the transition to university life easier
Faculty of Geography and History
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