He involved himself in university reform (Spain's universities had become increasingly lax since the 16th century) and improved press liberties.

Only at the beginning of the 1840s, in connection with the university reform of 1839-1841, was the project resumed.

After 1968 the university reform, having been initiated by the student movement, was beginning to take shape both at a national and a regional level.

The university was born following wide-ranging university reforms in Cameroon.

The government also proposed to hold a university reform and prohibited the operation of private schools.

During his time there he took part in discussions on university reform, continued his studies, and wrote essays for various periodicals.

The decree of the university reform was redacted on October 12, 1918.

The democratisation was later reversed with the 2003 university reforms.

He continued to play an active role in university reform up into the 1930s.

He was greatly interested in university reform and acted as secretary to the royal commission appointed in 1850.