Saint Louis University, Madrid
Western Europe - Spain - Madrid
| Address: |
Avda. del Valle 34 Madrid, 28003 Spain |
| E-mail: | Madrid@spmail.slu.edu |
| URL: | http://spain.slu.edu/ |
| Phone: | 34-91-554-5858 |
| Degree: | Bachelors |
| Setting: | Urban |
| Enrollment: | 1000 or Less |
| Financial aid: | Yes |
| Housing: | Yes |
Description
Madrid, Spain. The world knows it as the home of Cervantes, El Prado, and late night tapa bars. We know it as the home of
our Madrid Campus. And our students know our campus as the ideal place to study in Spain and earn credits from a world-class, fully accredited American Jesuit university.
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Students from all around the world come to our campus to begin their university studies and spend two to three years before transferring either to our home campus in St. Louis, Missouri or another U.S. university to complete their degree. This mix of spanish, U.S., and international students, as well as an exceptional selection of courses across the disciplines and a wide variety of extracurricular programs, sets our campus apart. Additionally, our tuition fees are 33 to 50 percent lower than that of comparable private U.S. universities.
Curriculum Overview
For over 50 major fields of study, you can begin your
bachelor's degree program at our campus in Madrid. That means that whether you are interested in majoring in engineering, history, computer science, etc. etc. etc., you can spend two or more years on the Madrid campus before
transferring to another U.S. university to complete your degree program.
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If you're majoring in Spanish, you can study all four years with us in Spain and graduate with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish from Saint Louis University.
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The Madrid campus in conjunction with La Universidad Autonoma de Madrid offers a four-year dual degree program in International Nursing. Students spend two years on the Madrid Campus, the third year at our home campus School of Nursing in St. Louis, Missouri, and the final year at the
Universidad Autonoma campus in Madrid.
Housing
Placement in our University-run residences and more than 100 host families (full room and board, half room and board or kitchen privileges).
