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Universidad Europea de Valencia

Valencia, Spain · Private · Est. Part of Universidad Europea, which has offered university education since 1995

Updated 28 Oct 2026

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Established

Part of Universidad Europea, which has offered university education since 1995

Type

Private

Location

Valencia, Spain

CYD Ranking (as quoted by Universidad Europea) Latest edition

Second-best private university in the Valencian Community

About the university

Universidad Europea de Valencia is the Valencia campus of Universidad Europea, a private university group that has taught since 1995 and also has campuses in Madrid and the Canary Islands. The Valencia campus is in the city centre.

Nearly half of its students (46%) come from abroad, and many programmes are taught in English. These include the Global Bachelor's in Business Management and Entrepreneurship, International Business, Marketing, International Relations, Tourism and Leisure Management, Psychology and Dentistry, and master's such as the MBA, Digital Marketing, and Project Management and Applied AI.

For Indian students the attraction is a fully English-taught official degree in a mid-sized Spanish city with a large international community. Tuition is not shown on the course pages, so ask admissions for the 2027-28 fee document before you apply.

Valencia is on Spain's Mediterranean coast. Universidad Europea's own guide puts a studio at €400 to €1,000 a month and an under-30 monthly transport card at €20.50.

Type
Private university, part of the Universidad Europea group (also in Madrid and the Canary Islands)
International students
46% of students on the Valencia urban campus come from abroad (rector's letter)
Campus
Urban campus in central Valencia with about 10,000 m² of facilities, including two dental clinics; a new Campus Turia is also planned
Teaching in English
English-taught bachelor's in business, international business, marketing, international relations, tourism, psychology and dentistry, plus English-taught master's
Intakes
Bachelor's: September (Business Management starts 13 September 2027). MBA: October
Graduate employment (group figure)
91.1% of graduates in work within 15 months, as Universidad Europea states

Rankings

  • CYD Ranking (as quoted by Universidad Europea) Latest edition

    Second-best private university in the Valencian Community

Popular courses with Indian students

Universidad Europea de Valencia doesn't publish course-by-course fees for international students online. See the courses on the official website (opens in a new tab), or ask our counsellor for the current list and fees.

    Scholarships

    • Bachelor's and master's

      Universidad Europea scholarships and financial aid

      Value: Varies; the Valencia page also lists Generalitat Valenciana university grants of up to €6,000

      Eligibility: The page does not name an award reserved for international students. Ask the Valencia admissions team which awards apply to you.

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    Admission requirements

    Undergraduate

    • Students from countries without an education agreement with Spain, such as India, must have their school studies officially recognised (homologación) and sit the university admission exam(s).
    • Apply to Universidad Europea, take its admission tests, reserve your place and then enrol with your documents.
    • Foreign certificates must be legalised by the issuing country's education ministry (or equivalent) and then apostilled.

    Postgraduate

    • Master's entry needs an official degree. Degrees from outside the European Higher Education Area are accepted if the university confirms they are equivalent and give access to postgraduate study in the home country.
    • Steps: admission exams, place reservation, enrolment with documents.
    • English-taught master's such as the MBA ask for CEFR B2 English or equivalent.

    Documents

    • Valid passport
    • Class 12 certificate and mark sheets, legalised and apostilled (bachelor's)
    • Degree certificate and transcripts, legalised and apostilled (master's)
    • Proof of English at B2 for English-taught master's
    • Official recognition (homologación) of Class 12 for bachelor's entry

    Check if you are eligibleShare your marks and test scores and our counsellor will tell you which courses you can apply for.

    English language requirements

    English requirements
    Test or routeTypical requirement
    English-taught master'sCEFR B2 or equivalent (for example the MBA). The pages do not name accepted tests or scores.
    English-taught bachelor'sClasses are in English; the course pages do not publish a minimum test score. Ask admissions which certificates they accept.
    SpanishNot needed for English-taught programmes, though bilingual degrees such as Translation and International Relations and Law include Spanish.

    Accommodation and living costs

    Universidad Europea lists nearby residences, including Colegio Mayor La Concepción (about 5 minutes' walk from campus) and two Livensa Living residences (10 and 15 minutes away), with air-conditioned studios, private bathrooms and kitchens. Its Living in Valencia guide gives these approximate monthly costs.

    Accommodation and living costs
    ItemIn EURApprox. in rupees
    Studio rentDepends on the neighbourhood€400–1,000per month≈ ₹42,400 – ₹1.1 lakh
    Utilities (water, electricity, gas)€100–200per month≈ ₹10,600 – ₹21,200
    GroceriesApproximate€250per month≈ ₹26,500
    Monthly transport card (under 30)€21per month≈ ₹2,173

    Campus and location

    The Valencia urban campus is in the city centre, spread over several buildings with about 10,000 m² of facilities and two dental clinics.

    • English-taught bachelor's and master's in business, marketing, international relations, tourism, psychology and dentistry.
    • Two university dental clinics for Dentistry students.
    • Residences within 5 to 15 minutes of campus.
    • Metro (9 lines), more than 60 bus routes and the Valenbisi bike scheme in the city.

    Careers and graduate outcomes

    Universidad Europea reports that 91.1% of its graduates find work within 15 months. For post-study work rules in Spain, see our Spain guide.

    Graduate outcomes
    WhatFigureSource
    Graduates in work within 15 months (whole Universidad Europea group)91.1%Universidad Europea rankings page

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    FAQs

    What are the fees at Universidad Europea de Valencia?

    The course pages do not show prices. The 2026-27 fees are in separate PDF documents on the university's financial information page. Ask admissions for the 2027-28 figures before applying.

    Which degrees are taught in English?

    In Valencia: Business Management and Entrepreneurship, International Business, Marketing, International Relations, Tourism and Leisure Management, Psychology and Dentistry, among others, plus master's such as the MBA and Digital Marketing.

    Do I need Spanish?

    Not for an English-taught programme. Spanish helps with daily life, and some bilingual degrees include Spanish-taught subjects.

    How much is rent in Valencia?

    The university's guide puts a studio at roughly €400 to €1,000 a month, plus €100 to €200 for utilities.

    When does the next intake start?

    Bachelor's degrees start in September (13 September 2027 for Business Management and Entrepreneurship). The MBA starts in October.

    Sources

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