Madrid University - Spanish Courses

The University of Madrid (Antonio Nebrija) is a small private university of around 3,000 students known for its quality as a top-ten Spanish university and its dedication to personalized student support. It's been called "the smallest of Spain's great universities" because of its ideal size, which allows for a 10:1 student-to-teacher ratio.

Its facilities consist of a central campus in Madrid's university district and a satellite campus surrounded by a natural park in the outskirts of Madrid. University of Madrid is respected both for its integration into its socio-economic environment and its extensive international reach. The small but influential Madrid university maintains more than 80 study-abroad agreements with foreign universities worldwide and is an active member of the Socrates-Erasmus student exchange program.

Thanks to its global emphasis the University of Madrid welcomes over 500 international students to its campus, which hosts the Center of Hispanic Studies, a dedicated center for Spanish language and culture instruction. Students come from across the world to learn Spanish in Madrid, drawn by the university's reputation for quality Spanish courses. Madrid university life offers an exciting and dynamic setting for these students, with its rich texture of culture, history, and nightlife.

Have you made up your mind to study Spanish in Madrid? This site will guide you through all the information you'll need to learn about and book a Spanish course at the University of Madrid (Antonio Nebrija), including:

Overview of Spanish Courses: Types of courses offered, requirements, and other general information.

University Info: More about the university, its history, and its Spanish language and culture program.

Certificates & Credits: Course documentation and credit compatibility with foreign universities.

Facilities & Activities: Student access to university facilities and extracurricular activities.

Accommodation: Details on our accommodation-finding service.

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