STUDY IN SPAIN

Study in Spain, in English

 

Spain combines renowned business schools and modern private universities with one of the most welcoming lifestyles in Europe. You can study fully in English while living in cities full of sun, culture and history.

 

We help you choose the right university and program, and guide you from your first question to your first day in Spain.

Programs you can choose

Private universities and business schools in Spain offer English-taught bachelor's and master's programs in many fields, including:

 

✦  Business and management

✦  International business

✦  Marketing and digital business

✦  Finance and economics

✦  Tourism and hospitality management

✦  International relations

✦  Computer science and data

✦  Design and communication

 

How studying in Spain works

Bachelor's programs at private universities and business schools in Spain usually take three years, and master's programs one year. The academic year usually starts in September or October.

 

Entry requirements

For a bachelor's degree you need your secondary school diploma and transcripts; for a master's, a bachelor's degree. Universities also ask for proof of English (for example IELTS or TOEFL), a CV and a motivation letter, and some hold an interview. Some universities also ask for your diploma to be recognised, for example through UNEDasiss.

 

Student visa

Students from outside the EU apply for a national (type D) student visa at the Spanish consulate. You need your admission letter, proof that you can support yourself, health insurance and, for longer programs, a police clearance and a medical certificate. Within one month of arriving in Spain you apply for your foreigner identity card (TIE).

 

Costs

Tuition at private universities and business schools is usually around €12,000 to €19,000 a year, depending on the university and the program. Living costs depend on the city, and we give you a clear estimate for every option on your shortlist.

 

Working while you study

International students can work part-time, up to 30 hours a week, as long as it is compatible with their studies.

 

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