Spain offers 9 Engineering & Technology programmes across 4 universities — the University of Valencia, Pompeu Fabra University, Complutense University of Madrid, and University Ramon Llull. These institutions include some of Spain's largest public universities as well as private research-active institutions, providing students with a range of engineering disciplines from civil and industrial to biomedical and information technology.
Spanish engineering degrees follow the European Bologna framework and are recognised across the EU. Tuition fees vary by programme — check individual listings for current rates; public universities such as Complutense are generally more affordable. Most undergraduate Engineering programmes are taught in Spanish, though some master's programmes at these institutions are available in English. International applicants will typically need B2-level Spanish proficiency for Spanish-taught programmes.
There are 9 Engineering & Technology programmes offered across 4 universities in Spain.
Programmes are available at the University of Valencia, Pompeu Fabra University, Complutense University of Madrid, and University Ramon Llull.
Tuition varies by programme — check each listing for current fees; public universities are generally more affordable than private ones.
Yes, Spanish universities welcome international students; non-EU students will need a student visa and most undergraduate programmes require Spanish language proficiency.
Undergraduate programmes require secondary school qualifications equivalent to the Spanish Bachillerato, plus university entrance exam equivalency; master's programmes require a relevant bachelor's degree and may have English or Spanish language requirements depending on the programme.