Partner Universities & Colleges in Spain

Every year, thousands of international students attend universities in Spain, contributing to a varied atmosphere with numerous possibilities to grow and learn.

You can study in English in Spain because higher education institutions in Spain offer a variety of courses in languages other than Spanish for students who do not speak the language. Academic possibilities abound in Spain, and there is a varied range of foreign colleges in Spain that provide world-class education.

How much does it cost to study in Spain?
Spain is well-known for its low tuition prices for overseas students. Tuition costs for overseas students at public institutions in Spain are around €2,000 per year. Fees at public universities in Spain are established by the government and are typically consistent among institutions. Private institutions, on the other hand, determine their own fees, which can be significantly more than those at public universities.

Barcelona, Madrid, and Zaragoza are among the most costly cities in Spain. Córdoba, Santiago de Compostela, Salamanca, and Alicante, on the other hand, are some of Spain's most cheap cities.

In terms of general living expenditures, foreign students will require roughly €900 per month to pay their living expenses in Spain, which include rent, food, drink, and entertainment.

What are the prerequisites for enrolling in Spanish universities?
GCE AL is required for undergraduate programs. A relevant bachelor's degree, as well as academic transcripts demonstrating GPA in the past two years of study, is required for Master's programs.

Is IELTS a requirement for studying in Spain?
If you are from a non-English speaking nation and wish to study in Spain, you will most likely be required to submit confirmation of English competence. Typically, institutions will need you to submit either the TOEFL or IELTS as part of your admission process.

When are the university intakes?

The academic year at universities spans from September through June of the following year. Although admission dates vary by school, there are typically three intakes for study in Spanish universities.

For programs commencing in the autumn semester, the first week of June is recommended (October).
Late applications for studies beginning in the fall semester are due in the first week of September(October).
For studies commencing in the spring semester, the first week of December is recommended (February).

According to the European Credit Transfer Scheme, each academic year is worth 60 ECTS. As a result, a Bachelor's Degree (Grado) is worth 240 ECTS (4 years of study); a Master's Degree (Máster) is worth 60 to 120 ECTS (1-2 years of study); and a PhD (Doctorado) has no ECTS range.

How many hours a week can an international student work while studying in Spain?
With a student visa, you can work part-time in Spain for up to 20 hours per week while completing your education.

How long does a post-study work permit in Spain last?
You can apply for a post-study work visa after you graduate and stay in Spain for a year. You will need your university certificate, sufficient financial support, health insurance, and proof of payment of the application cost for this post-study work visa.