Buying property to immigrate to Spain and studying at Spanish universities is a dream for many international students, and few are unaware of Complutense University of Madrid, a renowned public university that is one of the oldest in the world and the top public university in Spain. Gaining admission here has become a dream for many international students. Notable alumni include great figures from various fields such as politics (presidents), philosophy, history, medicine, mathematics, and science.
The university comprises 20 faculties, 6 specialized colleges, 184 departments, 230 independent degrees, and 221 doctoral programs. It primarily covers knowledge in four fields: humanities, natural and precise sciences, health sciences, and social sciences. The university has over 30 libraries with more than 2 million books, particularly housing over 90,000 historical documents, the largest film collection in Europe, and 99 student associations.
Department Overview:
Medicine, Agriculture and Forestry, Engineering, Fine Arts, Music, Biology, Accounting, Business Administration, Finance, Management Information Systems, Marketing, Computer and Information Technology, Education, English, Foreign Languages and Literature, Health Sciences, Nursing, Mathematics, History, Psychology, Religious Studies, Physics, Chemistry, Philosophy, Sociology, etc.
Featured Majors:
Management and Political Science, Management Information Science, Journalism, Advertising and Public Relations, Psychology, Information Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Medicine, Pharmacy, Dentistry, Optometry, Nursing, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Food and Nutrition Science, etc.
Curriculum Structure:
1. Language Courses
2. Language + Major Courses
3. Major Courses (with a certain level of Spanish proficiency)
Admission Requirements:
1. For language course applications: High school diploma or above is acceptable.
2. For major course applications:
High School Students: A. Participate in the national college entrance examination B. Have the ability to understand lectures in Spanish.
Undergraduate Students: A. Hold a bachelor's degree B. Have the ability to understand lectures in Spanish.
