Study international relations in Spain - 4 institutions
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from 4900.00 € / semesterApply with documents -
from 5450.00 € / semesterApply with documents -
Recognised in international rankings and accredited by QS Stars
SpainBilbaoCurrently watching: 1from 3950.00 € / yearApply with documents -
#34 QS International Trade Ranking
SpainBarcelonaCurrently watching: 1from 6900.00 € / yearApply with documents
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Top-50 best Marketing programs in the world
SpainBarcelonaCurrently watching: 7from 4900.00 € / semesterApply with documents -
In 2022 our students' IB pionts score is 32.5 above the global average of 31.98
SpainBarcelonaCurrently watching: 7from 140.00 € / weekApply with documents -
#4 for Hospitality and Leisure Management in the world
SpainMarbellaCurrently watching: 6from 18600.00 € / yearApply with documents -
In 2022 an average IB score made up 34 with the highest grade - 44
SpainMarbellaCurrently watching: 6from 1590.00 € / semesterApply with documents -
Top 25 Best Fashion Universities in the World
SpainMadridCurrently watching: 7from 13200.00 € / yearApply with documents -
The university ranks the position 17th as one of the Top 25 Best Fashion Universities
SpainBarcelonaCurrently watching: 6from 16400.00 € / yearApply with documents -
The camp is based on the campus of one of the most prestigious schools in Madrid.
SpainMadridCurrently watching: 10from 2190 € / 2 weeksApply with documents -
from 1950.00 € / 2 weeksApply with documents
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Education information
International relations is a complex discipline that requires many years of study. For high-quality mastering of the field, it is important to choose the right place of study, which provides many opportunities even at the student stage, so studying international relations in Spain is a very good option for international students.
There are now two main ways to study in schools with the study of international relations in Spain:
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Enroll in a Spanish college or university as a student
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Attend one of the many programs offered by foreign universities at various campuses in Spain (from summer to semester abroad and professional development).
Studying at a Spanish university usually means taking classes in Spanish. This factor will be an advantage for those who speak Spanish and want to improve their level of Spanish, but at the same time it can create a certain obstacle for those applicants whose Spanish is not good enough for them to study in it.
International universities in Spain, as well as branches, often teach in English, making them accessible to people from all over the world. As a result, the student body is more diverse and eclectic: this contributes to a dynamic learning experience, but inevitably means fewer opportunities to practice Spanish or learn detailed information about Spain as a country.
