FAQS

Q: What makes the student life in Spain unique?

A: Spain offers a vibrant and welcoming environment for students. Its warm climate, world-famous cuisine, and lively

Q: Are there English-taught programs available in Spanish universities?
A: Yes, many Spanish universities offer a wide variety of programs taught in English, especially at the postgraduate level. This makes Spain an excellent choice for students who do not speak Spanish but want to experience Spanish culture and education

Q: Do I need to have my academic certificates recognized in Spain?
A: Yes, non-EU students must have their school or prior academic certificates officially recognized in Spain through the homologación process. This ensures your qualifications meet Spanish educational standards and is essential for university admission.

Q: Where do I complete the recognition process for my academic certificates?
A: The homologación process is carried out at the Spanish embassy or consulate in your home country

Q: What is the EBAU (Selectividad) Exam?
A: The EBAU (Evaluación del Bachillerato para el Acceso a la Universidad), or Selectivity Exam, is a university entrance exam required for non-EU students wishing to study in Spain. However, the specific requirements for the exam can vary depending on the university. It generally assesses both general and specific knowledge across various subjects, and the exam is divided into two phases: the General phase, which is mandatory, and the Specific phase, which is subject-based and may be required for certain programs or universities. Always check with your chosen university to confirm the exact requirements for the Selectivity exam.