The support we offer is free, so please get in touch<\/a>!<\/p>\n Here is a list of the most important things to consider when considering how to study abroad in Spain:<\/p>\n You will need to decide in which part of Spain you wish to study.<\/p>\n Is there a particular region of Spain you have always wanted to visit?<\/p>\n Do you prefer towns or cities?<\/p>\n How hot do you like the weather (north or south?).<\/p>\n Madrid and Barcelona are always popular due to the number of great quality universities in both cities, offering a wide variety of courses, and increased job opportunities.<\/p>\n Tuition fees for a bachelor\u2019s degree in a public university range between 800 and 1,200 Euros per year.<\/p>\n Master degrees tend to cost a bit more at around 1,000-3,500 Euros per year.<\/p>\n Tuition fees in Spain are considerably higher at private universities, ranging between 5,500 and 20,000 Euros per year.<\/p>\n If you already speak Spanish it\u2019s a bonus, but these days there are plenty of degrees in English in Spain<\/a>.<\/p>\n When a degree is taught in Spanish you are usually required to have a B2 level<\/a> in Spanish.<\/p>\n Most Spanish universities don’t require official DELE certification<\/a> of your level, but they will want you to pass an interview or test.<\/p>\n Speaking the language is something that typically worries many people when considering how to study abroad in Spain<\/strong>.<\/p>\n For sure, it helps open more course options and makes you feel more at home in the country, but it is getting easier and easier to study in Spain in English.<\/p>\n If you don\u2019t already speak Spanish, it is a good idea to learn some Spanish prior to moving to Spain in a language school<\/a> or via an online course<\/a>.<\/p>\n In order to study abroad in Spain you will need a Student Visa. <\/strong><\/p>\n The visa application process<\/a> has been simplified a lot in recent years, but you do have to make sure you start applying soon enough.<\/p>\n Go! Go! Espa\u00f1a can help you with every stage of the process.<\/p>\n Spain has a vast range of great universities.<\/p>\n Once you know what you wish to study, you will need to decide where you want to study. Some of Spain\u2019s universities are private and some are public.<\/p>\n To get into a public university you will be required to have a good level of Spanish and pass national Spanish exams.<\/p>\n There are some good preparatory schools<\/a> that can help with exam preparation and university enrolment.<\/p>\n It should be pointed out that Universidad Carlos III de Madrid<\/a> has an Early Admission program and International Foundation Program that allows international\u00a0students access without passing the National Exams. To date, this is the only Spanish public university offering this.<\/p>\n Applying for private universities in Spain is more straightforward.<\/p>\n Although, you still need to be organized to apply on time, provide all necessary documentation, and arrange for your current qualifications to be assessed in order to certify the equivalent academic level<\/a> in Spain.<\/p>\n Spanish higher education is becoming more and more accessible due to the low cost and wide range of courses available<\/a>.<\/p>\n From Design to Engineering, Business, and Law there are high-quality degrees<\/a> available in every area of education.<\/p>\n1. Where you want to study in Spain<\/h2>\n
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<\/h4>\n2. Cost of studies in Spain<\/h2>\n
3. Language of studies in Spain<\/h2>\n
4. Spanish Student Visa<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\n5. Choosing the right Spanish University and course<\/h2>\n
How to study abroad in Spain: Conclusion<\/strong><\/h3>\n