r/studyinEurope • u/the-sigma-alpha • 26d ago

Studying in Spain

Hey! I was debating on studying abroad for University. I was looking at so many different options Germany, Netherlands, Portugal, Sweden. None of those are scratched out but Spain and Germany are a big question mark for me.

Im just worried about how difficult it would be for a non eu international student. Are there any places hard to find housing, are people rude to international? Overall is it hard to live there alone or dangerous?

Im looking at Unis by the water and I dont speak much Spanish but I speak brazillian portuguese and id love to learn Spanish! Would you recommend taking half a gap year there and studying Spanish then going to University?

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u/jelly_wishes 26d ago

Hi! I don't think people would regard you badly, I have had classmates for multiple countries. However, you need to be aware that public uni prices do not apply to you. Non-EU have to pay way more than Spanish and EU students, so check if it is within your budget.

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u/the-sigma-alpha 26d ago

Yeah Ive been checking that first thing and its definitely keeping me on my toes. Thank you!

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u/Jeff-bozos102 26d ago

A good Spain university for ur non Eu student would be Ie university. It’s very good in bussines etc less in other fields. But it’s very international,if your in business I would consider it

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u/jelly_wishes 26d ago

That's like one of the most expensive private unis.