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Respected universities, a mild climate, a rich culture and a reasonable cost of living. We help you choose the right programme, secure your admission and prepare your student visa.
Spain is one of the most popular destinations for international students. Beyond your degree you can enjoy the culture, public transport, sports centres and student programmes of cities that each have their own academic atmosphere and lifestyle.
Choose your city by budget, the language of your course, your subject and the career opportunities it offers.
Language courses, entrance exam preparation and prerequisite programmes that lead into university or a specialist subject.
Most programmes at public universities are taught in Spanish, with English-taught degrees available at some universities.
Admission based on a related bachelor’s degree, transcripts, CV, motivation letter and a language certificate.
Research-based, usually with a supervisor, a research proposal and a master’s degree. Some positions include a scholarship or research contract.
Competitive and mostly in Spanish, with entrance exams and recognition of previous studies. Private universities charge higher fees.
Tuition depends on whether the university is public or private, the level, the subject, the city and the language of the course. Public universities usually charge lower fees; private universities and subjects such as medicine, dentistry and management cost more.
Always confirm the exact fee for your academic year on the university’s official website — we check it with you before you apply.
Fees vary with the length of the course, the city and the institution.
Lower at public universities, higher at private ones and in English-taught programmes.
Depends on the university, the subject and whether the course is taught in English.
Often lower fees, and some positions come with a scholarship or research contract.
Among the most expensive programmes, especially at private universities.
University residences, shared flats, private apartments or host families. Madrid and Barcelona cost more than smaller student cities.
Several universities offer English-taught programmes, especially at master’s and PhD level. You will usually need IELTS, TOEFL or another certificate accepted by the university.
Some institutions offer conditional admission or a language course before your main programme. It depends on the university and does not remove the language requirement completely.
We plan for each of these before you apply.
Yes. Several universities offer English-taught programmes, especially at master’s and PhD level. You will usually need an IELTS or TOEFL certificate or another language certificate accepted by the university.
Some institutions offer conditional admission or a language course before the main programme starts. This depends on the university and the programme, and it does not remove the language requirement completely.
It depends on whether the university is public or private, the level, the subject, the city and the language of the course. Public universities usually charge lower tuition, while private universities and subjects such as medicine, dentistry and management cost more. Always check the exact fee for your academic year on the university’s official website.
Usually one to two years. Admission is based on a related bachelor’s degree, transcripts, CV, motivation letter and a language certificate matching the language of the course.
Yes, but it is competitive and usually taught in Spanish. You need a high level of Spanish, to meet the entrance exam requirements and to have your previous studies recognised. The programme lasts around six years.
Yes. We research the best universities for your profile, secure your admission and registration, and prepare your student visa application.
Tell us your field, level and budget — we will shortlist universities and guide you to your student visa.