Cookie policy
Which cookies this website uses, what they are for and how you can manage them.
Users are advised that this website uses Cookies. Cookies make browsing easier and in many cases are essential for some of the services offered by the portal to be available.
What is a Cookie?
Cookies are small text files that websites store on the user's device (computer, mobile phone, tablet, etc.) while browsing. Their purpose is to remember browsing information in order to make the site easier to use, personalise the user experience and obtain statistical data on how the website is used.
Cookies are essential for the proper functioning of the Internet. They pose no risk to the user's computer or device and, when enabled in the browser settings, allow us to identify and fix possible errors in the operation of the website.
Through cookies, the website can recognise users on their next visits, remember their preferences such as language or display settings, and collect anonymous information about how they use the site, with the aim of improving the content offered.
This website uses the following cookies
- First-party cookies
- Sent to the user's device from a computer or domain managed by ENDOR.
- Third-party cookies
- Sent to the user's device from a computer or domain that is not managed or controlled by ENDOR. This group also includes Cookies which, although installed by ENDOR, collect information managed by external entities. These Cookies may be used to analyse and measure user behaviour in order to optimise their browsing experience on the website.
- Technical cookies
- These are essential for the basic operation of a website, such as maintaining the user's session or managing security. They do not require the user's consent, as they are necessary for the service to work properly.
- Personalisation cookies
- These allow users to access the service with certain predefined features based on criteria on their device, such as the type of browser used to access the service or the regional settings from which it is accessed.
- Analytics cookies
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They make it possible to count the number of users and to measure and statistically analyse how users use the website. Thanks to them, the site owner can understand how visitors interact with the different pages and content, in order to improve the site's operation, content and browsing experience.
By collecting anonymous or aggregated data, such as the number of visits, the most viewed sections, time spent on the site, traffic source or type of device used, these Cookies help us better understand users' interests and browsing habits. The information collected is used exclusively for statistical purposes and to optimise website performance, without collecting personal data that would allow the user to be directly identified.
Installing analytics Cookies requires the user's prior, free, specific and informed consent, which may be managed, accepted or rejected at any time through the website's Cookie settings panel or the browser settings. Withdrawal of consent will not affect the lawfulness of processing based on consent before its withdrawal.
- Advertising cookies
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Used to show relevant, personalised ads based on the user's interests. These Cookies make it possible to analyse browsing habits and help build a specific profile in order to offer advertising tailored to the user's preferences.
They are also used to limit the number of times an ad is shown, measure the effectiveness of advertising campaigns and improve communication with advertisers.
These Cookies may be set either by the website or by third parties, such as advertising networks or marketing platforms acting as intermediaries. They are never used to personally identify the user.
- Social media cookies
- These are used so that users can interact with content from different social platforms (Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, etc.) and are generated only for users of those social networks. The terms of use of these Cookies and the information collected are governed by the privacy policy of the relevant social platform.
- Session cookies
- Temporary files that the website stores in the browser during the user's visit and that are automatically deleted when the browser is closed or the session ends. Their purpose is to remember information about the user during that single session, making browsing smoother without having to re-enter data on every page.
- Persistent cookies
- Text files stored on the user's device that remain after the browser is closed, until their expiry date. Their purpose is to remember preferences or login credentials, or to collect data on user behaviour over time across different visits.
Purpose and legal basis for processing
The use of technical Cookies is based on the legitimate interest of the University in ensuring the proper functioning of the website.
Analytics, personalisation or marketing Cookies are used only when the user has given their express consent through the cookie banner or settings panel.
Cookie management
You can review or change the cookies you have accepted on this website at any time:
Notwithstanding the above, in compliance with current legislation, we provide users with information enabling them to configure their browser to be notified when Cookies are received and to prevent their installation on their device. To this end, we provide users with information and links to the official support sites of the main browsers so they can decide whether or not to accept the use of cookies.
You can disable or delete Cookies that have already been installed at any time through the settings of the browser you use on your device.
Below are links with instructions for the most common browsers:
If you disable Cookies in your browser, you will still be able to access our website, but browsing may not be optimal and some of the services offered may not work properly.
Cookie policy updates
ENDOR may amend this Cookie Policy at any time in order to adapt it to regulatory changes or to new processing practices laid down by the Andorran Data Protection Agency (Agència Andorrana de Protecció de Dades).
Last updated: 30 October 2025