Can i enter University in Spain not being a resident.

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Aisylu Active member

Member since 10 November 2009

AisyluActive member27 April 2010 10:59:51

We are moving to Spain soon. And i was interested to know how the education system works there. If i could enter one University there, how much it would cost and if they do teach in english as well. Can anyone help me?
Another question is: i have a bachelor degree from russia. I studied to be a journalist and a teacher of english. Is there any way that i could go to have my masters degree in business?)))(it sounds weird, but that's what i heard) Thank you for your replies.

Christine ViP

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ChristineViP27 April 2010 11:09:41

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Hi Aisylu! Have a look at the Study in Spain guide, it might help you.
Here is the link:
/en/guide/europe/s 鈥� spain.html

Good luck

Dedalus Member

Member since 12 May 2010

DedalusMember12 May 2010 16:29:05

the universities websites may help you.

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