UCAM Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia

Why UCAM?

UCAM was among the first universities to adapt its programs to the European Quality System for Education, following the Bologna Process.
UCAM’s teaching method is based on personalized attention with a reduced number of students per class and a personal tutor assigned to each student.
UCAM has established students’, staff’ and professors’ exchange programs, joint degrees and other kinds of academic collaborations.

UCAM is accredited by ANECA (National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation of Spain) as well as by the Ministry of Education with regards to 17 of its undergraduate degrees. The University also offers more than thirty official Master Degrees and Doctoral Studies.

Housing

UCAM has created a housing database, available to all international students, as well as members of the educational community, to facilitate their search for housing. International Admissions Staff will assist you to find the right accommodation to suit your needs.

You can see all active housing offers and requests and it will present the best options according to your criteria. All this information is available free in our Students Information Service (SIE).

Despite the high quality of life offered by the Region of Murcia, the cost of living is not too high.

General Admission Requirements (Non-EU to Bachelor Degrees)

Step 1. University Admission – Validation of studies

Applicants must have their high school studies or its equivalent officially accredited or validated according to the following cases.

High School diploma** from an EU state or those countries which are co-signatories. Consult the list of eligible countries here.
International Baccalaureate / International GCSE**. Students must validate this Diploma with the ‘Credencial’ issued by UNED.
Students with previous University studies can transfer university credits for admission to UCAM, with a minimum of 30 ECTS.
Students with high level of vocational training (Formación Profesional). Students must validate this Diploma by the Ministry of Education of Spain.

Please note that certain courses in the University may have further admission requirements, applicants will be informed of those requirements during the interview stage of admission.

Step 2. Application Form

Once you have validated your studies or have started the process to do so, you are ready to start the 2nd step.

You will have to scan and attach some documents and send them to us.

Homologated documents
Selectividad marks/Credential UNED
Passport
Photo
Application Form (online)
Prove of payment of Admission Request Fee*

*This amount will be discounted on your tuition fee if you are admitted and it will be returned if you are not admitted. If you make this payment and then give up on the process, you will not be refunded.

Step 3. Personal on-line interview with Admissions team

For more information about the interview protocol, click here

Step 4. Enrollment at UCAM

Once you have been accepted at UCAM, there is just one final step before the start of the classes, it is the Enrollment. On UCAM’s online platform you will be able to select the courses you will attend that year according to the plan of studies you want to follow and make the payment of the tuition fee.

And that is it, you are welcomed to UCAM – Catholic University San Antonio!

*UCAM organises preparatory courses for the PAU.

**You have to validate this diploma via the UNED. For information on how to do that see our guide.