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Spanish Courses at a University in Spain

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The Spanish courses at public universities are very popular among students between 18-30 years old and who are planning to study Spanish from a couple of weeks to a full academic school year. In UniSpain we offer Spanish courses from 10 different universities in Spain, located in Alicante, Barcelona, Santiago de Compostela, Granada, Madrid, Malaga, Salamanca, Sevilla and Gran Canaria.

Also take a look at our First Class Salamanca University Package, First Class Malaga University Package and our First Class Madrid University Package which are special programs at the universities of Salamanca, Malaga or Madrid and which are for students who are looking for an All-Inclusive luxury package.


Alicante University

Alicante University

Students per class: 15

Duration: 4 to 48 weeks

Positive:
- Starting dates every month (also for long-term courses)
- Many optional subjects to choose from.

Negative:
- Not located in the centre of the city.

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Autonomous University of Barcelona

Autonomous University of Barcelona

Students per class: 15

Duration: 2 to 42 weeks

Positive:
- Quality of courses
- Location in the centre of Barcelona.

Negative:
- Both Spanish and Catalan are official languages spoken daily in Catalonia; this could be distracting for students wishing to concentrate on their Spanish.

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Granada University

Granada University

Students per class: 20

Duration: 2 to 48 weeks

Positive:
- Shared facilities with Spanish students
- Many optional subjects to choose from in some courses.

Negative:
- High number of students in some classes.
- Students need to pass an exam upon arrival to enter some programs.

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Gran Canaria University

Gran Canaria University

Students per class: 14

Duration: 4 to 48 weeks

Positive:
- Quality of courses
- Small groups.
- Location in the centre of Las Palmas.

Negative:
- No semester courses are arranged which makes long-term studies a bit expensive.

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Antonio Nebrija University of Madrid

Antonio Nebrija University of Madrid

Students per class: 16 (10 for beginner levels)

Duration: 2 to 42 weeks

Positive:
- Quality of courses
- Service and extra activities.
- You will have access to all the university facilities.

Negative:
- A little expensive (compared to other universities).

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Complutense University

Complutense University

Students per class: 25

Duration: 10 to 30 weeks

Positive:
- The price
- Service and extra activities.
- You will have access to all the university facilities.

Negative:
- The number of students per class.
- Spanish course facilities are not up to date.

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Malaga University

Malaga University

Students per class: 17 (normally 8-12)

Duration: 2 to 30 weeks

Positive:
- The price and quality of courses
- Facilities and location.
- Access to all university facilities on campus.

Negative:
- Few free time activities arranged.
- Distance to the main campus.

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Salamanca University

Salamanca University

Students per class: 15

Duration: 4 to 42 weeks

Positive:
- Recognised as the best university to study Spanish in Spain
- Many optional subjects to choose from.
- Access to all the university facilities.

Negative:
- A little expensive (compared to other universities).

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University of Santiago de Compostela (USC)

University of Santiago de Compostela (USC)

Students per class: 15

Duration: 4 to 21 weeks

Positive:
- Quality of courses
- Many optional subjects to choose from.
- Access to all university facilities.

Negative:
- Variation in courses can be confusing
- Price (in comparison with other universities).

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Sevilla University Pablo de Olavide

Sevilla University Pablo de Olavide

Students per class: 6 - 18

Duration: From 3 weeks

Positive:
- Many optional subjects to choose from (20/25h courses)
- Very nice and modern university facilities.

Negative:
- Location (the campus is not located in the old centre of Sevilla).)
- Courses are sometimes cancelled.

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School Prices

For a full price list of all Spanish courses offered by the above universities please visit price page. As you can see UniSpain offers discount (compared to the official price) at most universities. For further information about about UniSpain’s Price & Discount policy and guarantees on Spanish language Courses offered, see Why UniSpain.

For Whom are these Courses Best Suited

Spanish courses at in universities in Spain can especially be recommended to students who are planning to study for a longer period of time (although most universities today also offer short-term courses) or for whom it is important to get a diploma from a recognised university.

The main differences between the courses arranged by a university and courses arranged by a private school are:

  • The Classes - the qualification of teachers is the same in private schools and universities but as the number of students per class is normally much lower in a private school the students learn faster and get more individual attention from the teacher.
  • The Service - a private school offers far more free-time activities and excursions, the facilities are in general of a more modern standard and the administration is more professional.
  • The Price - the course fees are normally much lower at universities, especially for long-term courses.
  • The Diploma - you will always receive a diploma when you have finished your Spanish course but in the opinion of many (students, parents and employers) a university course and diploma has more prestige.

If you are planning to study for a longer period the main advantages of a private school (service and classes) becomes less important. The reason for this is that students have more time to experience Spain and the Spanish culture on their own (they do not need so many free time activities arranged) and as they are staying a long time they will learn Spanish not only from studying in class but also from living in the country.

There is a big difference in the Spanish courses arranged by the many universities in Spain. We can highly recommend Alicante University, Autonomous Barcelona University, Malaga University, Antonio Nebrija Madrid, Santiago de Compostela and Salamanca University. These universities offer a wide range of courses throughout the year and we have had very good feed back from students about their Spanish courses whereas at universities like Complutense University of Madrid and Sevilla University our former students have been less satisfied. Granada University also offers some very interesting courses but students need to have previous knowledge to participate in many of the long-term Spanish courses.

Below you can find further information about the Spanish University courses offered by UniSpain. If you have any doubts or just would like a personal recommendation by our Customer Support Team, please Contact Us either by email, phone or by filling out the short form stating your queries.

Further Information and Bookings

If you have any questions or would like further information about the Intensive Spanish Language Courses offered by UniSpain, fill out the form in Contact Information.

To book a Spanish language course, fill out the Registration you will then receive a response from UniSpain confirming that we are processing your request and further information about how to pay the initial deposit.


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