Universities in Spain

The public University of Vigo offers undergraduate, postgraduate, master's and doctoral programs.

The Autonomous University of Barcelona describes its public university community, research, and campus life and shares university events.

VIU is a fully online university offering bachelor’s, master’s and postgraduate programs across educational fields.

In Barcelona and Madrid, Esade delivers business and law education through academic programs.

The Polytechnic University of Valencia provides admissions, study, research, and organization information for its community of about 40,000 students.

Jaume I University provides information for prospective students, current students, faculty, and staff in Valencian, Spanish, and English.

The University of Granada is a teaching and research institution founded in 1531, with more than 54,000 students and Erasmus information.

The Autonomous University of Madrid combines public higher education and research and shares undergraduate admissions information.

The University of Lleida describes its public education and research and its work in international cooperation and sustainability.

Universidad Pública de Navarra highlights teaching, research and student development through its international campus.

The University of Alcalá offers official undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral, and continuing education programs across three campuses.

The Universidad Europea campus in Valencia and Alicante offers private higher education.

Universidad a Distancia de Madrid provides virtual secretariat and classroom access and information about its 2026-27 admissions cycle.

Complutense University of Madrid shares university news and information about its public university community in Madrid.

The public Polytechnic University of Catalonia focuses on engineering, architecture, science and technology.

UCAM offers undergraduate, official master’s and doctoral studies in on-campus, blended and distance formats.

Universitat Ramon Llull in Barcelona brings together ten higher education institutions and emphasizes student-centered teaching.

UIC Barcelona links visitors to its faculties and institutes and provides information about its university community.

Spain’s public UNED offers degrees, postgraduate programs, master’s study, research and continuing education.

The University of Valencia is a public university founded in 1499, with teaching and research across many fields.

Universidad Antonio de Nebrija offers in-person and online undergraduate and postgraduate study from Madrid.

With campuses in Pamplona, San Sebastián, Madrid and Barcelona, Universidad de Navarra is a non-state university.

CEU Cardenal Herrera University has campuses in Valencia, Alicante, and Castellón and students from more than 100 countries.

Based in Santander, Universidad Europea del Atlántico offers official degree programs as a private university.