Universidad Europea

How it works

From first question to your first day

1. 1

   Free consultation

   Tell us what you want to study. We check whether Universidad Europea fits your goals, grades and budget, and show you alternatives.

2. 2

   Entry check

   We go through your documents and English level against the entry requirements, so there are no surprises later.

3. 3

   Your application

   We prepare and send it with you, chase the decision and help you accept your offer.

4. 4

   Student visa (type D)

   Apply at the Spanish consulate at least 6–8 weeks before you start. Documents need an apostille and a sworn Spanish translation.

Public universities take applications from about May to July. Private universities and business schools, like our partners, take them on a rolling basis.

These are the usual latest dates for students who need a visa. Universidad Europea may close a course earlier when it fills, or accept later applications while places remain: an adviser confirms the date for your course.

Getting ready

What you will usually need

• Transcripts and certificatesYour latest qualification, translated into English if needed.
• English test resultIELTS, PTE, TOEFL or Duolingo, depending on the course.
• Personal statementWhy this subject and this place. We help you write it.
• ReferenceUsually one academic or work reference.
• PassportValid for your whole stay.
• Proof of fundsFor the visa: tuition and living costs, held as the rules require.

Questions

What students ask us