FAQ - Spain

In Spain, you can get admissions in over 70 universities, some of them with a long history and many, always present in international university rankings. Besides big cities like Madrid and Barcelona, students can also apply to universities in other Spanish cities like Alicante, Valencia, Marbella or Salamanca.

Don't know how to speak Spanish? not an issue. Even if you haven't learned the Spanish language, there are programs or courses available in English to you for everything from anthropology to chemistry. There are bachelor's and master's degrees in English related to the five branches of study in Spain: Arts and Humanities, Science, Health Science, Social and Legal Science, and Engineering and Architecture.

If you are planning to study in Spanish universities, before applying you have to make choices of which course to study and in which university you want to study. Then you have to start the process from researching about the admission process from the university websites of that selected university. Click on the link to know more details: How to Apply to University in Spain?

There are many popular college courses in Spain. Whether you want to earn a bachelor’s degree or a Master’s degree, there are various choices that are available for you. Besides, doctorate degrees can also be obtained in the country in a number of different areas. To know more about the top courses click on the given link: Top courses to study in Spain

Any Non-European student staying for more than 90 days, will need a student visa, in which case you’ll be eligible for a student work permit, allowing up to 20 hours a week of employment. Working with your studies will enhance your language skills, allow you to befriend more locals, and fund your weekend adventures.

Spain is preferred by abroad students looking for high-quality education at a very reasonable price. Tuition fees in Spain are the most affordable in Europe. The tuition fees range from 750 EUR to 2,500 EUR per year for Bachelor programmes, and tuition fees for Master programmes are around 1,000 to 3,500 EUR per year. Private universities set their own fees, which can be as high as 20,000 EUR per year. To know some more details about the cost of studying in Spain click here: Cost of studying in Spain

Unfortunately, there is no free study in Spain for international students. Many students see Spain as a desirable place to study abroad but can not afford, so for them, there are a number of scholarships available. Grab the opportunity of studying in Spain by getting a scholarship. Some of the scholarships are University of Barcelona Social Media scholarships, IED Barcelona Scholarships – Masters and Postgraduates, UC3M Special Assistance Grants for Students in Special Situations Supervening etc.