Overview
- The University of Granada has formally filed an appeal with the national Council of Universities to overturn ACCUA’s unfavorable report.
- University Minister José Carlos Gómez Villamandos expressed shared frustration over the blocked degree and affirmed confidence it will launch next academic year.
- Political figures including PSOE secretary Pedro Fernández and Andalusian government delegate Antonio Granados have publicly endorsed the appeal.
- Gerardo Cuerva of the Granada Chamber of Commerce warned that the rejection harms the local economy and pledged business backing for a swift solution.
- University officials are revising the proposal under European Higher Education standards to aim for approval for the 2026-27 academic year.