SPAIN
Capital City:
Madrid
Currency:
Official Languages:
Castilian Spanish, Basque, Catalan, and Galician
Population:
49,331,076
About Spain
Sunny Spain sits on most of what is known as the Iberian Peninsula. To the west of this majestic country lies Portugal; France and Andorra lie at the northeastern border along the Pyrenees mountain range. Spain is not a landlocked territory, therefore the Mediterranean sea stretches from the southern end to the eastern border of the country.
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Many Spaniards are descended from the early settlers of the Iberian Peninsula, the Celts, and later conquerors from Europe and Africa, therefore most of them share a common ethnic background. The country has become more diverse as immigrants from areas such as Africa and South America have increased in number in the country. This has made Spain a diverse country. The Spaniards are known to be a warm and welcoming people, and this is one of the factors that has resulted in Spain being known as the number 1 study destination for international students. ​
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The Spanish education for undergraduates and postgraduates is widely diversified and of very high quality. A résumé for a graduate will earn points with an educational experience in Spain regardless of the length of studies in the country. CEU Universities of Spain have offered postgraduate education for over 40 years. The academic education proposed in Spain is designed to assist students to get ahead in a global world.
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Spain is a parliamentary monarchy with a king and a president who both share power. Though parliament is national, Spain has 17 regions. Each region has the responsibility of managing the schools, hospitals and public services within its territory. Due to the diversity in these regions and cities, Spain is the second country that attracts most tourists than any other countryin Europe, only after France and it has the 8th largest economy in the world.
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Why Study in Spain?
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Affordable cost of living
Has 12 universities in the top 500 world universities according to QS 2021 rankings
Rich culture & history that makes various cities diverse
Study permit not required for EU and EEA citizens
Beautiful climate, with some cities recording over 300 sunny days a year
Considered the best country to study abroad for international students
Ability to work while studying
International students can ask for a work permit from local authorities to work up to 20 hours per week due to flexibility of studies