SubjectsMedicine · Biosciences · Sciences · Engineering · Economics and Business · Law · Political Science and Sociology · Communication · Arts and Humanities · Psychology · Education · Veterinary Medicine · Translation and Interpreting
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Email
- info.international@uab.cat
- Phone
- +34 935 811 111
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1968, the Autonomous University of Barcelona is one of Spain's top research universities (~40,000 students), consistently high in global rankings; strong in biosciences, communication, and the humanities. All collector data verified and kept.
SubjectsMedicine · Sciences · Law · Economics and Business · Philosophy and Arts · Psychology · Teacher Training and Education · Higher Polytechnic School
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Email
- international.relations@uam.es
- Phone
- +34 914 975 000
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1968, the Autonomous University of Madrid is one of Spain's highest-ranked research universities (~30,000 students), with a strong science and medicine profile (its medical school is linked to La Paz University Hospital). All collector data verified and kept.
SubjectsEconomics and Business · Law · Social Sciences · Engineering (Polytechnic School) · Humanities, Communication and Documentation
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Email
- international@uc3m.es
- Phone
- +34 916 249 500
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1989, Carlos III University of Madrid is a modern, research-intensive, internationally-oriented university (~22,000 students) with substantial English-medium provision, strong in economics, law, and engineering. All collector data verified and kept.
SubjectsMedicine · Law · Pharmacy · Veterinary Medicine · Dentistry · Sciences · Economics and Business · Political Science · Philosophy · Philology · Geography and History · Fine Arts · Education · Psychology · Information Sciences
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Email
- oir@ucm.es
- Phone
- +34 913 941 299
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
The Complutense University of Madrid traces its heritage to the University of Alcalá founded in 1499 (relocated to Madrid in the 19th-20th centuries). One of Spain's largest and most prestigious universities (~70,000 students), with a very long list of notable alumni and several Nobel laureates. All collector data verified and kept.
SubjectsBusiness · Economics · Law · International Relations · Computer Science and Technology · Architecture and Design · Data and Behavioral Science · Politics, Philosophy and Economics
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Email
- admissions@ie.edu
- Phone
- +34 915 689 610
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
IE University (with its globally renowned IE Business School) is one of Spain's top private universities — highly international, predominantly ENGLISH-MEDIUM, consistently FT/QS-ranked worldwide for business and law. Campuses in Segovia and Madrid. All collector data verified and kept.
SubjectsArchitecture · Civil Engineering · Industrial Engineering · Telecommunications · Computer Science · Aerospace Engineering · Mathematics and Statistics · Nautical Studies · Optics and Optometry
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Email
- international@upc.edu
- Phone
- +34 934 016 200
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1971, the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (BarcelonaTech) is one of Spain's leading technical universities (~30,000 students), internationally strong in engineering, architecture, and computer science. All collector data verified and kept.
SubjectsArchitecture · Aeronautical and Space Engineering · Civil Engineering · Industrial Engineering · Telecommunications · Computer Science · Agronomy and Forestry · Mining and Energy · Naval Engineering · Sport Sciences
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Email
- international@upm.es
- Phone
- +34 910 674 000
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1971 (uniting historic engineering schools, some 18th-19th century), the Polytechnic University of Madrid is Spain's largest technical university (~38,000 students) and a leading engineering/architecture institution. All collector data verified and kept.
SubjectsEngineering (Industrial, Civil, Telecommunications, Aerospace, Computer) · Architecture · Agronomy and Environment · Fine Arts and Design · Business Administration · Applied Sciences
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1968, the Polytechnic University of Valencia is one of Spain's top technical universities (~28,000 students), internationally strong in engineering, architecture, and fine arts/design — DISTINCT from the Universitat de València. ⚠️ Added by curator (collector omission of a leading technical university).
SubjectsEconomics and Business · Law · Political and Social Sciences · Communication · Humanities · Translation and Language Sciences · Engineering (Information and Communication Technologies) · Medicine and Life Sciences (with affiliated centres)
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Email
- international@upf.edu
- Phone
- +34 935 422 000
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1990, Pompeu Fabra University is a smaller but research-intensive Barcelona university (~15,000 students) consistently ranked among the top in Spain and Europe for research productivity, especially economics, social sciences, and communication. All collector data verified and kept.
SubjectsMedicine and Health Sciences · Sciences · Law · Economics and Business · Philosophy and Letters · Education · Architecture · Engineering (Polytechnic School) · Documentation
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
The University of Alcalá carries heritage to its 1499 foundation by Cardinal Cisneros (a leading centre of Renaissance humanism; the original Complutense), and was re-established as an autonomous university in 1977 in Alcalá de Henares — a UNESCO World Heritage city and the birthplace of Cervantes (the Cervantes Prize, Spanish literature's highest honour, is awarded here). ~27,000 students. ⚠️ Added by curator (collector omission of a historically major UNESCO-listed university).
SubjectsMedicine and Health Sciences · Biology · Chemistry · Physics · Earth Sciences · Mathematics and Informatics · Pharmacy · Law · Economics and Business · Philosophy and Humanities · Philology · Fine Arts · Psychology · Education · Geography and History
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Email
- international@ub.edu
- Phone
- +34 934 021 100
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1450, the University of Barcelona is consistently the top or among the top Spanish universities globally (~63,000 students) — a comprehensive research university and member of LERU (League of European Research Universities). All collector data verified and kept.
SubjectsMedicine · Sciences · Pharmacy · Law · Economics and Business · Philosophy and Letters · Translation and Interpreting · Education · Psychology · Fine Arts · Political Science · Engineering
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Email
- intlinfo@ugr.es
- Phone
- +34 958 243 000
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1531, the University of Granada is one of Spain's largest and most popular universities (~60,000 students) and consistently one of EUROPE'S TOP ERASMUS destinations; strong across sciences, pharmacy, and translation. Set in the historic city of the Alhambra. All collector data verified and kept.
SubjectsMedicine · Sciences · Engineering (Industrial, Telecommunications, Informatics) · Economics and Business · Law · Arts · Education · Health Sciences · Tourism · Communication · Psychology
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1972, the University of Málaga is a large comprehensive public university (~36,000 students) on the Costa del Sol, with strong engineering/telecommunications and links to the Málaga TechPark innovation hub. ⚠️ Added by curator (collector omission of a large southern public university).
SubjectsMedicine · Nursing · Pharmacy and Nutrition · Sciences · Engineering (Tecnun) · Economics and Business (incl. IESE) · Law · Communication · Philosophy and Letters · Architecture · Education and Psychology · Theology · Canon Law
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Email
- info@unav.es
- Phone
- +34 948 425 600
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1952, the University of Navarra is one of Spain's leading private universities (~12,000 students), with a renowned teaching hospital (Clínica Universidad de Navarra) and the world-top-ranked IESE Business School. A Catholic university (founded within Opus Dei). All collector data verified and kept.
SubjectsLaw · Medicine · Sciences · Philology · Philosophy · Geography and History · Economics and Business · Translation and Documentation · Education · Biology · Pharmacy · Fine Arts · Psychology
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Email
- info@usal.es
- Phone
- +34 923 294 400
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1218, the University of Salamanca is the OLDEST university in Spain and one of the oldest in continuous operation in the WORLD (~30,000 students). The 16th-century 'SCHOOL OF SALAMANCA' (Francisco de Vitoria and others) pioneered modern international law and early human-rights and economic thought. A premier destination for studying Spanish. Coimbra Group member. All collector data verified and kept.
SubjectsMedicine · Pharmacy · Sciences · Law · Economics and Business · Philology · Geography and History · Philosophy · Education · Veterinary Medicine · Psychology · Communication · Nursing
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1495, the University of Santiago de Compostela is one of Spain's oldest universities (~30,000 students), the principal university of Galicia, located in the UNESCO World Heritage pilgrimage city; strong in pharmacy, chemistry, and the humanities. ⚠️ Added by curator (collector omission of a historic major university).
SubjectsMedicine · Sciences · Pharmacy · Law · Economics and Business · Engineering · Architecture · Philology · Geography and History · Philosophy · Education · Communication · Fine Arts · Nursing
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Email
- info@us.es
- Phone
- +34 954 551 000
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1505, the University of Seville is one of Spain's largest universities (~57,000 students), the principal university of Andalusia's capital, comprehensive across the disciplines. All collector data verified and kept.
SubjectsMedicine and Nursing · Science and Technology · Engineering (Bilbao/Gipuzkoa) · Economics and Business · Law · Arts · Social Sciences and Communication · Education · Pharmacy · Psychology · Fine Arts · Informatics
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1980, the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) is one of Spain's largest public universities (~40,000 students), spread across the Basque Country, teaching bilingually in Basque and Spanish; strong in science/technology, engineering, and medicine. ⚠️ Added by curator (collector omission of one of Spain's largest public universities).
SubjectsMedicine and Odontology · Sciences · Pharmacy · Law · Economics · Social Sciences · Philosophy and Education · Philology, Translation and Communication · Psychology · Physiotherapy · Physical Activity Sciences
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Email
- relacions.internacionals@uv.es
- Phone
- +34 963 864 100
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1499, the University of Valencia is one of Spain's oldest and largest universities (~45,000 students), a broad comprehensive research university. All collector data verified and kept.
SubjectsMedicine · Sciences · Veterinary Medicine · Engineering and Architecture · Law · Economics and Business · Philosophy and Letters · Education · Health Sciences · Social and Human Sciences
- Accreditation
- ANECA — National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain; Spanish Ministry of Universities; European Higher Education Area (EHEA / Bologna Process since 1999). Verify on the public registry · last verified 2026-05-16.
- English
- Spanish (Castilian) primary; some regions teach in Catalan/Galician/Basque/Valencian. English-medium growing, esp. Master's. Typical: IELTS 6.0-6.5+ / TOEFL 80+; DELE B1-B2+ often expected.
- Tuition
- EU/EEA students: public-university fees are set per region, commonly EUR 700-2,500/year (Bachelor's), higher for Master's. Non-EU/EEA students: typically EUR 1,500-6,000/year at public universities (some regions/programmes higher). Private universities (IE, Navarra, etc.): EUR 9,000-25,000+/year. Cost of living EUR 700-1,200/month (Madrid/Barcelona higher) — moderate by Western-European standards.
- Scholarships
- Limited
- Contact
- University contact page
- Email
- relint@unizar.es
- Phone
- +34 976 761 000
- Deadlines
- View official deadlinesSpanish academic year begins September/October. Non-EU applicants apply spring-summer for autumn entry; procedures vary by region/university; some require homologation/UNEDasiss.
Founded in 1542, the University of Zaragoza is the principal comprehensive university of the Aragon region (~32,000 students), strong in engineering, veterinary medicine, and sciences. All collector data verified and kept.
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