Education System and Degrees

• Spain’s higher education is aligned with the Bologna Process: bachelor’s (Grado), master’s (Máster), and doctoral (Doctorado) level degrees. 

• A bachelor’s program usually lasts 4 years and requires ~240 ECTS credits.

Admission Requirements

• Secondary school diploma + transcripts.

• English proficiency for English-taught programs.

• Foreign qualifications need homologation (recognition) in Spain.

Tuition Fees

• Public universities for EU/EEA students: about €800-1,200/year.

• For non-EU students, English-taught or private institution fees are higher.

Living Costs & Accommodation

• Monthly expenses for international students ~€600-1,200, depending on city, accommodation and lifestyle.

• Options include dormitories, private rentals, shared housing.

Why Study in Spain?

• Wide availability of English-taught programs. 

• Recognized degrees across EU and beyond.

• Rich cultural experience, favorable climate, student friendly cities.

External References

• Study.eu – “Spain: Tuition Fees & Cost of Living” article Study.eu

• Spanish Government’s degree recognition (Homologación) page – Ministerio de Universidades universidades.sede.gob.es

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