of Engineering, Tecnun, based in Donostia-San Sebastián and the ISEM Fashion Business School which is located in Madrid. In January 2015, the Museum of the University of Navarra was inaugurated by King Felipe VI and houses a collection donated to the university by María Josefa Huarte Beaumont. This collection, regarded as one of the greatest collections of contemporary art in Spain, includes works by Pablo Picasso and Wassily Kandinsky, among other artists. The architect in charge of the project was Rafael Moneo. The museum also aims to increase interaction between the faculties, centers, departments and schools of the university, and to be a point of reference in the world of contemporary art. Research The university faculties and schools have thousands of researchers in different areas. The 8 centers and 17 institutes, located in the five campuses, carry out their research in the fields of Science and the Humanities, as well as the University Clinic of Navarra, the Center for Applied Medical Research and the Institute of Society and Culture. Notable alumni Alessandra de Osma, wife of Prince Christian of Hanover Arancha González, current Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs Pedro Morenés, previous ambassador of Spain to the United States Álex Pina, Spanish director and producer María Elósegui, Spanish judge at the European Court of Human Rights Pedro Sánchez, current Prime Minister of Spain Daniel Hadad, Argentine businessman Marek Kamiński, Polish polar explorer References External links Official English language website Ranking of Spain's Universities (2016) Ranking of Spain's Master Programs (2016) Economist Intelligence Unit's 2016 MBA rankings The University of Navarra site at www.josemariaescriva.info Article of Msgr. Javier Echevarría on the University of Navarra, published in Revista Antiguos Alumnos del IESE, Barcelona, (December 2007) Educational institutions established in 1952 Opus Dei universities and colleges Buildings and structures in Pamplona 1952 establishments in Spain