What are the good universities for studying in Spain?

What are the good universities for studying in Spain

1. Public Autonomous University of Madrid

The Autonomous University of Madrid, located in Madrid, Spain, is a modern public university and one of the highest institutions of higher learning in Spain. Its outstanding teaching quality, scientific research achievements, beautiful environment and complete infrastructure attract outstanding students from all over the world.

The Autonomous University of Madrid has a beautiful environment and complete infrastructure, and was once selected as one of the 24 most beautiful campuses in the world. University has five colleges: Academy of Natural Sciences, School of Medicine and Political Science, School of Economics and Trade, School of Law and School of Philosophy and Literature. Years of high-quality education have trained a large number of outstanding talents for the university, including King Philip VI of Spain, who also completed undergraduate and master's degree courses in the Law School of the Autonomous University of Madrid.

2. Complutense University of Madrid

Complutense University of Madrid is a comprehensive key university located in the university town of Madrid, Spain. It was formally founded in 1499, but its origin can be traced back to 1293, and it is one of the oldest universities in Spain. Its university specialty department is the most complete and complete in Spain.

The school is located in the downtown area of Madrid, the capital, with three campuses. Academic institutions are divided into 19 departments, 11 university colleges, 6 junior colleges, 2 research institutes and 1 professional continuing education schools, offering 76 officially recognized degrees. It mainly covers four fields of knowledge, including humanities, nature and precision science, health science and social science.

in the 221 QS world university rankings, Complutense University ranked No.26, ranking third among Spanish universities.

3. Carlos III University in Madrid

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) is a young comprehensive university, located in Madrid, Spain. It was established in 1989 and is one of the first-class universities. It is also one of the seven public universities in Madrid, together with Complutense University of Madrid, Autonomous University of Madrid, Polytechnic University of Madrid, National University of Distance Education, University of Alcala and other universities.

Carlos III University in Madrid was selected as one of the five excellent international campuses in Spain in 29, and successfully ranked among the top universities in Spain. At the same time, it is also a member of the four universities in Spain, and has close cooperation with government trade organizations and institutions (such as Spain-China Council, Spain-India Council, Spain-Japan Council, Spain-Australia Council, etc.) to provide a broader platform for students and teaching staff.

in the 221QS world university rankings, UC3M ranked 311th. It ranks in the top three in Spain in business management, economic management and law, and enjoys a high reputation in the field of economics and business.

Universities are located in four campuses: Getafe, Leganés, Colmenarejo and Puerta de Toledo, all of which are located in the autonomous region of Madrid.

4. Public University of Barcelona

The University of Barcelona (UB), located in Barcelona, a city on the Mediterranean coast and Gaudi, is one of the top universities in Spain. On November 3, 145 during the Renaissance, Alfonso V, the king of Aragon, ordered the establishment of the University of Barcelona. After more than 5 years of development, the University of Barcelona has now developed into a public university with comprehensive disciplines, education and scientific research, and many scientific and technological achievements in the world.

Like Barcelona, the University of Barcelona is an urbanized, open and diversified university. The University of Barcelona bears the profound historical background of Barcelona and Catalonia. While inheriting the tradition, it has always strived for innovation and kept it in the teaching field.

The University of Barcelona has a wide range of specialties and a strong faculty, offering comprehensive and diverse professional courses. No matter the number of scientific research projects or the quality of scientific research results, the University of Barcelona ranks among the best in Spanish universities and is also the best in Europe.

The University of Barcelona is also a member of coimbra group, known as the "European Ivy League". Coimbra group (CG) is the oldest and most prestigious university alliance in Europe, which was established in 1985. It consists of 39 universities in 23 countries, including Oxford University, Cambridge University and other global universities.

5. Public University of Salamanca

Founded in 1218, Salamanca University is the oldest university in Spain and even Europe. The University of Salamanca is one of the three Spanish universities in coimbra group known as the "European Ivy League" and enjoys a worldwide reputation. It is not only a model of Spanish universities, but also a model of early universities in Latin America. The University of Salamanca has established a solid exchange and cooperation mechanism with other countries, attracting many international students to study here every year.

Salamanca was listed as a world heritage by UNESCO in 1988, and was named as a famous European cultural city in 22. There are many buildings with important Roman style, Gothic style, Moorish style, Renaissance style and Baroque style in the historical center of this ancient city.

Salamanca is one of the world-famous university towns, which is suitable for international students to study and live. In 28, Salamanca was selected as "the best place to learn Spanish". At the same time, the University of Salamanca shoulders the heavy responsibility of language, one of the eight major tasks of the Spanish state. He has made great contributions to the teaching and research of Spanish for foreigners. He has more than 3 years of Spanish teaching experience, and more than 15, students from all over the world have studied Spanish in this university. She is officially approved by the Spanish government and is responsible for the issuance of Spanish DELE certificates and the research and development of DELE teaching.

6. Public University of Granada

"There is nothing more tragic than being born in Granada but being blind". This poem is engraved on the earthen wall of Alhambra, expressing the unparalleled beauty of Granada. As the capital of the last dynasty ruled by the Moors in Iberia Peninsula, Granada's history is the glorious history of Islamic civilization in Iberia Peninsula, and therefore it has become a historical ancient city with great symbolic significance. There are palaces built by the Moors and architectural treasures of the Christian Renaissance, including the Alhambra Palace, gardens, Granada Cathedral, the Mausoleum of Ferdinand and isabella, etc.

The University of Granada in Spain, founded by King Charles V in 1531, is one of the oldest universities in Spain. With a history of nearly 5 years, the University of Granada has become a witness of Granada's history. She has influenced the social and cultural orientation of the whole city in her own way, and has also become the spokesperson of wisdom and culture in southern Spain. In Granada, one out of four residents is a student at the University of Granada, and one out of three residents has one or another connection with the University of Granada, and the city and the University have become an inseparable unity.

The University of Granada currently has more than 56, students, and is recognized as the most important educational institution in southern Europe in terms of the number of students, academic research and infrastructure facilities. In Granada, the University of Granada is Granada, so it is a veritable university town. In the fields of academic theory, education, research and publishing, the University of Granada ranks among the top five universities in Spain.

Granada University is one of the universities welcomed by the European exchange program, and it is European in sending and receiving Erasmus students.

7. University of Seville

As the capital of Andalusian autonomous region in southern Spain, Seville is a passionate, unrestrained and never-ending festival. There is the most beautiful square in Spain, which combines the architectural styles of ancient Rome, Goth and Moore. Citrus reticulata is planted all over the place, and trees covered with golden oranges can be seen everywhere from streets to palaces and churches. Every year, when oranges bloom, the city is full of orange fragrance. You can also visit the city by carriage, just like in ancient times.

the university of Seville was originally founded in the 15th century by maese Rodrigo ferná ndez de Santa ella, then known as the college of the holy Mary of Jesus. In 155, Pope Julius II issued an instruction authorizing schools to teach courses with degrees in theology, philosophy, law, medicine and art. In 1551, the Seville City Council funded the comprehensive learning center, which made this school an official university.

The main building of Seville University is famous for its "old tobacco factory", which didn't exist in this building until 195s. This exquisite building is also used as the background of Bizet's opera Carmen. In fact, Carmen used to be a worker in this tobacco factory. This building is also used by four departments of the university: College of Literature and Linguistics, College of Geography and History and Law School.

Seville University is one of the 12 public institutions of higher learning managed by the Ministry of Education and Science of Provincia De Sevilla. This is an institution of higher learning with a strong humanistic atmosphere. All departments are located in every corner of the city, and the educational structure is mature and perfect. It is an ideal place for students from all over the world to study, and many international students study every year.

Extended reading: Inventory of the hottest cities in Spain

1. As the capital of Spain, Madrid

is characterized by its prosperous and classical style. It has the richest art galleries and historical sites in Spain, and it is also a huge Chinese settlement. Students who are afraid of loneliness and boredom must not miss this city.

2. Barcelona

Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain, the art capital and the "city of Gaudi". The whole city combines classical art with modern prosperity, and has beautiful coastal scenery. If you like art and beaches, Barcelona is an excellent choice.

3. Valencia

Valencia is known as the "city of sunshine", which has many beaches and is also the birthplace of paella in Spain. The city is noisy and quiet, so you can feel the bustling noise of the city center and the seaside, and you can also feel the quiet atmosphere in the residential area.

4. Salamanca

Salamanca, located in the west of Spain, is the capital of Salamanca province, a world-famous ancient university, with the University of Salamanca, one of the oldest universities in Europe. The building stones in Salamanca will shine under the lights at night, so Salamanca is also called the city of gold.

5. Seville

Seville is an important place of economy, trade, tourism and culture in southern Spain. It is one of the cities with very traditional Spanish characteristics and the birthplace of Spanish cuisine "Tapas". The traditional Spanish dance "Flamenco" is the most popular here. As the location of "Game of Thrones", its scenic spots are punched in by many tourists.

6. Granada

Granada, located in the south of Spain, is a city combining ancient and modern. This historic site, which combines Muslin and Judaism, makes Granada a cultural and tourist hotspot in Spain. The University of Granada, established in 1531, is one of the oldest and most famous universities in Spain.

7. Malaga

Malaga is a city located in Andalusia, southern Spain, on the Mediterranean sun coast. The city is small and quiet, creating a friendly and warm learning environment, where Picasso, a master painter, spent his childhood. However, there are not many Chinese living in Malaga at the same time. Although they have less sense of belonging, they are very suitable for communicating with Spaniards and promoting the learning of Spanish.

8. Zaragoza

Zaragoza is the capital of Aragon Autonomous Region of Spain and the fifth largest city in Spain. It has a strong historical atmosphere, and now there are many ruins of ancient Roman city walls and bridges, as well as Gothic exchanges and aristocratic mansions with Spanish national style. Medical schools in university of zaragoza are the most famous.

further reading: study in Spain, get basic necessities

1. Clothes

The weather in Spain is not very cold in winter, nor very hot in summer. In winter, I suggest you buy two sweaters, as well as autumn clothes and trousers. You can take more for spring clothes. It often rains here, so you should take some rainproof coats and trench coats. When you go out in Spain, you should take an umbrella. The style of dress in Spain is still European and American, and the size of clothes here is very different from that in China. Many clothes are not suitable for us, so we should bring more clothes from China.

Second, eating

The Spanish diet is mainly pasta and bread, and there is also rice. They mainly eat pasta, and bread is not as soft as in China. In Spain, bread is hard. Students who consider cooking by themselves, like the meat they usually see, can buy in supermarkets. You don't have to bring your own sauce to Spain. You can buy almost any sauce from China in Spain. The food in supermarkets is still expensive. You should not spend a lot on what you eat, but save it. Students who can cook should learn to cook by themselves. It's unhealthy to eat out. It's ok to eat once or twice occasionally. If you eat it often, it will have a bad effect on your health and make you spend more.

Third, live

For students who have just arrived in Spain, they should live in school dormitories or host families first. Although the price is a little more expensive, people who are unfamiliar with your environment here are also strangers. You should choose a safe place to live. When you are familiar with the environment here, you can also rent a house outside. Renting a house is cheaper and you can get in touch with the local residents, which is very helpful for you to learn the local language and culture. When renting a house, you should also consider whether the traffic nearby is convenient. Don't rent it far from your school. If you cook in the rented house by yourself, you should first communicate with the landlord whether you can cook, because the Spaniards are more concerned about our cooking method with heavy fumes.

IV. Travel

The transportation in Spain is still very convenient. There are still several main means of transportation, and many subway lines lead to almost every street and alley in the city. There are also many different types of monthly tickets. You can take the bus as many times as you want in this month by buying one every month.

Extended reading: Sharing the experience of studying in Spain

First, make a weekly plan

The time can be planned in weeks, so that people will not feel that time is very urgent, and there will be enough room for timely adjustment, and they will not feel slack caused by too long time.

Making a detailed plan can help you improve your learning efficiency, especially for students with weak personal control ability. Of course, after you make a plan, you need to strictly implement it before it can be effective.

Second, make use of the weekend

In Spain, the weekend of international students is entirely in their own hands, and these two days must be made good use of, no.