Why study in Spain
Spanish universities belong to the European Higher Education Area, so their degrees follow a common European framework that makes them easier to recognise across Europe and beyond. Tuition at public universities is generally lower than in the United Kingdom or the United States, and students often get discounts on transport, university canteens and museums. Studying here also means learning Spanish, one of the most widely spoken languages in the world.
The main study paths
- Preparatory programmes and Spanish language courses, for students who first need to reach the required language level
- University entrance, through the EVAU or, for students from foreign education systems, the UNEDasiss accreditation and the PCE tests
- Bachelor's degrees (grados) at public and private universities
- Master's degrees, both official and university-specific
- PhD programmes, a research stage that ends with a doctoral thesis
What we handle for you
- Choosing the programme and the university that fit your profile and goals
- Preparing and submitting your university applications
- The study visa file for the consulate
- Sworn translation and legalization of your documents
- Homologation or recognition of your previous qualifications
- Private health insurance that meets the visa requirements
- Finding accommodation before you arrive
Every student starts from a different point, so the right path depends on your qualifications, your language level and what you want to study. Choose the stage that interests you below, or message us on WhatsApp and we will look at your case.