Undergraduate

• IT & Software
• Medicine & Health Sciences
• Science
• Business & Management Studies
• Mass Communication & Media
• Design
• Accounting & Commerce
• Animation
• Engineering

Masters

• IT & Software
• Medicine & Health Sciences
• Science
• Business & Management Studies
• Mass Communication & Media
• Design
• Accounting & Commerce
• Animation
• Engineering

Career Opportunities in Spain for Indian Students

Part-Time Jobs: Studying in Spain allows Indian students to work part-time while pursuing their degrees. You can find job listings at your university's employment helpdesk, in newspapers, and on job portals. Students can work up to 20 hours per week and typically earn between €7 - €10 per hour.

Internships and Placements: Internships are an integral part of many academic programs in Spain and are often viewed as stepping stones to future employment. These internships provide valuable work experience and can lead to job offers upon graduation.

University Resources: Utilize your university's resources, such as career services and job fairs, to explore employment opportunities. These resources can help you find internships, part-time jobs, and full-time placements after completing your studies.

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Eligibility & Admission Procedure

Undergraduate Program:

• Successful completion of Upper Secondary Studies.
• Valid school leaving certificate.
• Must qualify for higher education studies in their home country, thereby qualifying for higher education studies in Spain.
• English proficiency test (IELTS or TOEFL scores are considered).

Master’s Program:

• Relevant Bachelor’s or equivalent Diploma Degree.

PhD Program:

• Relevant Diploma or Master’s Degree.

Required Documents for University or College Admission:

• Certificates of Required Qualifications
• Filled Application Form
• 2 ID-sized Photographs
• Passport Copy
• Student Visa (Non-EU)
• Health Insurance
• Receipt of Fee Payment

Application Procedure for Indian Students:

1. Submit Application Form:
   • Fill the application form and include certified true copies of relevant documents.
2. Institution Review:
   • The institution reviews your application based on your academic background.
3. Conditional Offer Letter:
   • Receive a conditional offer letter if accepted.
4. Offer Acceptance:
   • Complete the offer acceptance process and pay the first installment of tuition fees.
5. Visa Appointment:
   • Schedule an appointment for the visa interview.
6. Visa Procedure:
   • Complete the online visa application procedure and wait for approval.
7. Travel Arrangements:
   • Once the visa is approved, book your tickets to Spain.

The education system in Spain is governed by the Ley Orgánica de Educación (LOE), or the Fundamental Law of Education. Education is compulsory and free for children from the ages of 6 to 16, funded by the government in each region.

Key Features of the Spanish Education System:

• Compulsory Education: Mandatory for children between 6 and 16 years of age.
• Free Education: Provided by the government across different regions.

Universities in Spain:

Spain boasts a total of 76 universities, strategically distributed throughout the country, with the highest concentration in major cities like Madrid, Barcelona, and Valencia.

1. Types of Universities:

   • Spanish universities can be either public or private.
   • They can be established under either State or Autonomous law.

2. Distribution of Universities:

   • Out of the 76 universities, 50 are public and 25 are private.
   • Of the 50 public universities, 48 are managed by the Autonomous Communities, while 2 fall under the Ministry of Education and Science.

To study abroad in Spain, you will need to apply for a specific student visa based on the duration of your studies:

• 180-days D Type Visa: For studies between three and six months.
• Student Visa (Type D): For studies longer than six months.

Documents Required for Indian Students to Study in Spain:

1. Two completed and signed Schengen application forms.
2. Two passport-size photos.
3. Valid passport.
4. Letter of Acceptance from a Spanish university or school.
5. No-objection certificate from your current school or university.
6. Proof of sufficient funds for your stay.
7. Health insurance form.
8. Criminal background check form.

Processing Time:

• The processing time for a student visa can take up to two to three months.

Cost of Student Visa:

• The cost for a student visa is approximately 79 Euros.

Visa Application Procedure for Indian Students:

1. Submission Location: Applications for residence visas must be submitted personally at the Embassy of Spain in New Delhi or the Consulate General of Spain in Mumbai, depending on your current place of residence.
2. Document Submission: Submit all the required documents. Note that submission does not guarantee the right to be granted a visa.
3. Additional Requirements: You may be asked to submit additional documents or attend a personal interview after submitting your application.
4. Appointment: For those under the jurisdiction of the Consulate General of Spain in Mumbai, you must make a prior appointment with VFS to submit your application.

1. Can I study and work with my Student Visa?

Yes, current legislation allows students to work while holding a student visa and residence permit (NIE estudiante) in Spain. You are permitted to work up to 20 hours per week, provided that the job does not interfere with your studies and is not full-time.

2. Do I need to have Spanish language skills to attend a program?

No, you do not need Spanish language skills to attend a program in Spain. Many courses are offered entirely in English.