UMA begins the academic year on September 9 with a gradual incorporation in its faculties
UMA starts the 2026-2027 academic year with a staggered calendar: most faculties begin on September 9, culminating on September 21.
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The taró, the advection fog that bathes the Málaga coast, reappears at the fair. It refreshes vegetation, lowers temperature, and can affect airport visibility.
UMA starts the 2026-2027 academic year with a staggered calendar: most faculties begin on September 9, culminating on September 21.
The second grave in Campillos locates remains of 22 victims, six already exhumed. The project totals 119 recovered bodies and is set to conclude in 2027.
The UMA Málaga Racing Team debuts at Formula Student Alpe Adria in Croatia, overcoming rain to complete dynamic tests with their MA26RT.
The fall of a branch in Miraflores de los Ángeles, injuring two, reignites the debate. Ten incidents have been reported in Málaga over the past year.
Torremolinos tenders the Picasso Square building to convert it into a university campus, with a minimum fee of €90,822 annually and €30,000 in scholarships.
Mijas has installed a solar clock at El Bombo beach that measures UV radiation in real-time as part of the 'Soludable' skin cancer prevention project.
Málaga City Council and UMA sign an agreement to investigate and protect historical heritage, focusing on Cerro del Villar, Alcazaba, and Cerro de la Tortuga.
General Eduardo Mendes-Ferrão visited Málaga and Ceuta to reinforce bilateral military cooperation with institutional events and a course at UMA.
Julia Doblas, a student at El Pinar School in Alhaurín de la Torre, receives the Extraordinary Baccalaureate Award 2025/26, ranking among the top 50 students in Andalusia.
Torremolinos approves the file for the Plaza Picasso building, which will host a university campus with private investment and scholarships for residents.
Torremolinos approves the land concession for the Plaza Pablo Ruiz Picasso building for its future university campus, with €30,000 annual scholarships for local students.