Frequently Asked Questions
Any questions?
No problem, we can also help you with that. Here you have a list with the most frequently asked questions that tend to arise. If you need anything else, just fill in the form at the bottom of the page and an adviser will get in touch with you.
What accreditations have the universities you work with?
All of our university degrees are accredited by the National Agency for Quality Assessment and Accreditation (ANECA) that belongs to the European Association for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (ENQA). In addition, Health Sciences faculties follow the 36/2005/EC European Directive on professional qualifications of the European Parliament.
Are all the courses taught in English?
Only some Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses are 100% taught in English, but all Degrees and Postgraduate courses offer by our partner Universities are official and accredited. Courses can be studied in the following languages:
- 100% in Spanish
- Bilingual (Spanish and English)
- 100% in English
- 100% in Italian
Do I need a student visa to study in Spain?
If you are a European citizen then you don’t need a student visa to study in Spain. In case you are a non European citizen our Legal Department can help you to prepare your student visa application and residence permit.
When should I arrive in Spain?
Normally the start date of the Degrees is September.
Our advice it’s to arrive one week before the lectures start so you get use to the place.
What should I bring with me?
Nothing really specific… maybe a power convertor for electric equipment.
What books should I buy?
It’s not necessary to purchase a book. You’ll find all the necessary training materials through the University’s online system. If you need to purchase a specific book, your university professor will inform you.
What other expenses will I incur?
All the possible expenses will be noticed by the University with prior advance Regarding the normal living cost the bills will be normally associated to:
- Accommodation
- Bills (electricity, water, internet, phone)
- Food
- Social activities (movies, go for a drink, music concert…)
Are Spanish courses available at the university?
Some of our partner Universities offers Spanish courses as something extra for students but not enough in order to start from a survival level.
This is way we work with one of the most centric and prestigious Spanish School in Madrid, Inhispania, where our students can really develop their Spanish skills in the center of Madrid.
What types of accommodation are available?
We work with various companies to offer all types of accommodations, depending on your needs and expectations.
- Accommodation in the University Campus (residence)
- Flat
- Private room in shared apartment
- Studio
- Student residence out of the campus