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Spain

English-taught degrees in the heart of Europe

Overview

Spain combines affordable EU degrees with a famously warm lifestyle. A growing number of universities and business schools teach entirely in English, so you do not need Spanish to start.

Why Study There

  • Affordable tuition compared to the UK and US
  • Many programmes taught fully in English
  • EU-recognised degrees and Schengen travel
  • Strong in business, design, hospitality and sports science

Popular Courses

Business & MBADesignHospitality & TourismSports ScienceArchitecture

Tuition Fees

€8,000 – €15,000 per year at private universities and business schools.

Living Costs

€700 – €1,100 per month depending on city.

Visa Information

Long-stay student visa (type D) through the Spanish consulate. Requirements:

  • Letter of Acceptance from a recognised Spanish institution
  • Proof of funds (roughly €600+ per month of study)
  • Private medical insurance valid in Spain
  • Criminal record certificate and medical certificate

Scholarships

Institution-specific merit awards, plus Erasmus+ mobility grants for eligible programmes.

Career Opportunities

Students may work up to 30 hours per week. Post-study job-search residence permit available for graduates.

Student Life

Outdoor cafΓ© culture, beaches and mountains, and one of Europe most social student scenes.

Climate & Culture

Warm Mediterranean climate with long summers and mild winters. Relaxed pace of life, late dinners and a strong welcome for international students.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Not for English-taught programmes β€” our partner institutions teach in English. Learning basic Spanish still helps for daily life and part-time work.
Yes β€” student visa holders can work up to 30 hours per week provided it does not clash with your studies.

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