Finantial information 

That’s why all the money we earn is reinvested in our activities. This means improving our facilities, enhancing the grants we offer and ensuring our staff receive the right training. We are not a private company and there are no shareholders who receive dividends or profits at the end of the year. The University was not set up for to make money – our mission is to provide a service to society and one which we strive to continually improve. That couldn’t happen without money and re-investment of resources.

The total price payable for studying at the University can be broken down into three parts: pre-enrolment, enrolment and tuition fees. All of this information (without any small print) is available, together with the Administrative and Financial Regulations, on the section of the website corresponding to each study programme. So, any person who is interested in the information on our Law or Dentistry programmes can also see a detailed description of the financial information in the same place. The financial information clearly displays the total amount payable, together with a breakdown of where this figure comes from. Of course, if you are unsure about any part of this, we can explain this to you further in person or in writing. We want all our students and their families to be clear about what they will need to pay and when. That clarity also extends to explaining the withdrawal process and the stopping of any further payments.

If a family comes to us with news of unexpected circumstances which may affect their ability to comply with the payment calendar, then we try to find a solution. It may be that some payments can be delayed, or the sequence of the initial payment calendar can be changed, or we can investigate whether there are any grants available. We always try to do everything possible to find a solution for each family. We can’t promise that there’ll always be one, but we’ll try our hardest and, most of the time, by working with each family an answer to the problem can be found.

We understand that many of our students are facing a very challenging time. For this reason, for the next academic year we are increasing our grant and financial support budget by 25%. And this means more grants, more financial aid and more options for our students, both current and future.

At this difficult time, we want to ensure that our students continue to receive excellent education.

In the case of bilingual Bachelor’s Degrees or those which are taught entirely in English, the place reservation fee, the registration fee and the record creation fee are jointly payable at the time of admission.

New students who are not resident in Spain must also pay the fee corresponding to the Hospitality Pack (600 euros) at the time of admission, enabling them to use the welcome services which this includes.

The total annual cost is 8680 euros, which can be broken down into payments of fourth types.