
IE Business School
Madrid,
Spain
With one of the best climates in Europe, a distinct cultural identity and a growing number of internationally-recognised universities, it’s little wonder why Spain is one of the top MBA destinations for international students and one of the most visited countries in the world. Whilst a high proportion of Spain’s international students flock to the cosmopolitan cities of Madrid and Barcelona, you will also find large student populations in the likes of Granada, Valencia and Bilbao.
Although Spain lies within Western Europe, one of the wealthiest regions in the world, both tuition fees and living costs are very reasonable compared to some of their European neighbors. You’ll find that the majority of courses around the country are taught in Spanish, but there are increasingly more English-taught programs in the international cities of Madrid and Barcelona. Those two cities are also home to some of the best business schools in Europe such as IESE, IE and ESADE, all of which rank amongst the top 20 in the continent.
Combine this teaching excellence with the enviable Mediterranean way of life and you’ve got yourself one of the best study locations in the world.
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Do I need to get a visa to study in Spain?
You’ll need to apply for a student visa for Spain before arriving in the country. The full list of requirements are available here.
The University of Barcelona, Pompeu Fabra and Complutense University of Madrid are three of the highest-ranked Spanish universities, whilst MBA programs in business schools such as IE, IESE and ESADE are ranked amongst the best in Europe by the Financial Times, The Economist and Forbes.
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