Eleven master's degrees from the University of Navarra are among the best in their field in Spain, according to the latest ranking of postgraduate programs published by El Mundo. The newspaper analyzes the opinions of more than 800 experts, professors, alumni and collaborating companies, and lists the 250 best programs, selected from more than 1,000 degrees offered by universities and other centers.

Of the eleven University master's degrees included this year, four occupy first place in their respective areas. This is the Master's Degree in Drug Research, Development and Innovation, which leads once again this year in the specialty of Pharmacy. The ranking highlights that all of its graduates are working within six months of graduating.

The European Master's Degree in Nutrition and Metabolism (E-MENU) also tops the ranking in the area of nutrition. The newspaper points out that students in this program can complete their Master's thesis at participating European universities.

The Master's Degree in Political and Corporate Communication, which includes a one-month stay at the Graduate School of Political Management of the George Washington University and a study trip to Brussels, with visits to the main political institutions, also remains in the top positions. In addition, the Master's Degree in Fashion Business Management, taught by ISEM, reached the first place in Spain, a master's degree with high labor insertion of "international character that is reflected in the agreements signed with specialized schools in management and management of fashion companies such as SDA Bocconi in Milan or the Institut Français de la Mode in Paris".

In second place in the ranking are the Master's Degree in Communication Business Management and the Master's Degree in Educational and Psychological Intervention. Finally, the Master's in Tax Consultancy, the Master's in Access to the Legal Profession and the Master's in Architectural Design are in third place in their specialty; in fourth place, the Master's in Economics and Finance; and in fifth place, the Master's in Teaching of Secondary Education, Baccalaureate, Vocational Training and Languages.

El Mundo also includes a guide to MBAs, highlighting IESE. The newspaper stresses that the business school, which is celebrating its 60th anniversary, has more than 48,000 alumni and campuses in Barcelona, Madrid, Munich, New York and Sao Paulo. In addition, it will strengthen its presence in Madrid with a new postgraduate building that will open in 2020 and will allow it to increase teaching and research activity by 50 percent, as it will increase from 25 to 50 professors for the more than 15,000 students at the campus.

In addition, the Master in Management (MiM), a full-time program in English for recent graduates, will begin in September and will complete its academic offerings with the Executive MBA in Munich.