Located at "km 395" of the old motorway to Madrid, its estate covered an area of over 20 hectares.
There were workshops for professional training, theory classrooms, dining halls, a logistics centre with a bakery, laundry and maintenance services, as well as sports facilities including a running track, swimming pools, gyms and accommodation for teaching staff.
Among the premises of the Workers’ University, the main hall stood out, where offices, the Secretary and the church were located.
In 1981 it was transformed into the Centre for Integral Studies (Centro de Estudios Integrados CEI), and later into two secondary level teaching institutions: the I.E.S.
Among the hundreds of lecturers and the thousands of students of the University during its thirty years of operating we can remember: The old Workers’ University, nowadays Rabanales Campus of Córdoba University, had among its sports facilities the first air-conditioned indoor competition swimming pool and the first rugby pitch in Córdoba[citation needed].