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YungLasaint:
I never come across this...

Well I was just considering the country...

Needed an affordable place in Eu to study...

Even though it's a 2 year diploma program

anotherguyonNL:
Are there Spanish universities offering courses in English language?

YungLasaint:
Is Portugal better than Spain ?

YungLasaint:
Spain is cheap?

Can you shed more light ?

Public universities in Spain offer two types of degrees: official degrees and university-specific degrees. For official degrees, each Autonomous Community establishes limits for tuition. They usually range between:

150 – 3,500 EUR/year for Bachelor’s programmes
300 – 3,500 EUR/year for Master’s programmes
For university-specific degrees, each institution is free to set any tuition fee, because there are no limits imposed by the authorities.

Most affordable universities in Spain
These are some of the Spanish universities with the most affordable tuition fees:

University of Granada – the average tuition is 821 EUR/year
University of Valencia – the average tuition is 2,600 EUR/year
University of Santiago de Compostela – the average tuition is 1,600 EUR/year
Universitat Rovira i Virgili – the average tuition is 2,900 EUR/year

Tuition fees at top-ranked universities
Here is a list of average tuition fees at the top-ranked Spanish universities:

Autonomous University of Madrid – average tuition is between 2,000 and 3,000 EUR/year
University of Barcelona – average tuition is 2,900 EUR/year
Pompeu Fabra University – tuition ranges between 3,000 and 4,000 EUR/year
Autonomous University of Barcelona – average tuition fees are 3,500 EUR/year

2. Costs of living in Spain for international students
Average living costs in Spanish cities
Generally, Spain is a relatively affordable country where international students should not feel financially pressured.

You’ll need between 900 – 1,100 EUR to live in Spain. Costs are higher if you choose Madrid or Barcelona, which are the most expensive Spanish cities.

In cities like Valencia, Seville or Cadiz, you can enjoy cheaper costs of living, around 700 – 900 EUR/month on average.
Student accommodation costs
The main housing options for students in Spain are:

Student residence halls – prices range from 360 to 650 EUR/month.
Rent an apartment – Many students prefer this option. Prices start at around 200 EUR and go over 1,000 EUR/month. You can find websites like Uniplaces or Resa, which help you compare different living places. One way to reduce your expenses is to share an apartment with other students.
Living with a Spanish family – Prices can vary based on region, living conditions, and so on. You can find online services that help you get in touch with Spanish families.
Other costs associated with student accommodation
Renting a private apartment or studio does not necessarily mean that its monthly cost includes all the expenses. You have to add:

Basic utilities (electricity, water, heating, garbage): 115 EUR/month
Internet: 30 EUR/month
Beach in Barcelona, Spain

2dice01:
love the trailer
Can you share the link of the movie?

SUPERPACK:
Why not go into freelancing

SEasternVictory:
I am beginning to find it difficult to believe that we are not in the last days ??

thatthickgurl:
I finally watched Army of the Dead but thanks to all those who couldn't keep their fingers to themselves after watching, I didn't enjoy it one bit.