Did you know? More than 24,000 US students decide to study in Spain every year. That makles the country the third most popular destination for US study abroad. Most students who decide to do a semester (or two) abroad access Spanish universities through programs associated with their college or university. If you want to complete a Bachelor’s, Master’s or Doctorate degree in Spain, you can find information here about the Spanish university system, how to apply and costs.
Many people also choose Spain as the ideal location to learn or practice their Spanish. Short-term courses are available for all language-levels. And if you’re interested in applying for a Fulbright grant to research in Spain, then please consult the website especially designed for US students. You’ll want to pay special attention to the Country Summary for Spain to see what kinds of grants are available.
The information on these pages has been adapted from the main providers of information on study in Spain and the Fulbright Program for US Students, respectively: the Universidad.es Foundation (http://www.universidad.es/home_en/lang.en) and the Institute for International Education.
