Universidad de Cádiz Facultad de Medicina

Campus & Infrastructure

The faculty is housed in a grand historic building that blends traditional architecture with modern clinical technology.

• Historic Setting: Located in the city center, right next to the famous Gran Teatro Falla.

• Infrastructure:

• Anatomy Museum: A significant historical and educational resource.

• Clinical Simulation Labs: Modern facilities where students practice procedures using high-fidelity simulators.

• Research Institutes: Close ties with INiBICA (Cádiz Biomedical Research and Innovation Institute).

Library: Specialized in health sciences with extensive digital and physical archives.

Healthcare Pillar: Teaching Hospitals

Clinical training is conducted through the Andalusian Health Service (SAS), providing students with a massive and diverse patient base.

• Primary Teaching Hospital: Hospital Universitario Puerta del Mar (Cádiz City).

• Associated Hospitals:

• Hospital Universitario de Puerto Real.

• Hospital Universitario de Jerez de la Frontera.

• Hospital Punta de Europa (Algeciras).

Educational Engine: Clinical rotations begin in the 3rd year. The hospital network covers the entire province of Cádiz, offering exposure to various medical specialties and tertiary care procedures.

Fee Structure and Costs (Estimated 2025/2026)

As a public university in Andalusia, fees are regulated and among the most affordable in Europe for residents.

Note: The Andalusian government offers a "99% Tuition Bonus" for students who pass their subjects on the first attempt (applicable to residents/taxpayers in Andalusia).

Accommodation and Dining (Hostel & Mess)

• Accommodation:

• Colegio Mayor Beato Diego José de Cádiz: The university's official residence hall, located in the historic center.

• Shared Apartments: Very common in the old town (Casco Antiguo) or near the beach area (Avenida). Rooms typically range from €250 to €400/month.

• Dining:

• University Canteens: Located within university buildings, providing affordable lunch menus for students (approx. €5 – €7).

• Local Culture: Cádiz is famous for its "Freidores" and tapas bars, offering very affordable and high-quality local food options for students.

Admissions Process (2025 Intake)

Admission is strictly merit-based and highly competitive.

1. Nota de Corte (Cut-off Score): For 2024/2025, the entry score was 13.291 out of 14.0, one of the highest in the university.

2. International Access: Foreign students must apply through UNEDasiss. High school grades are converted, and students usually take PCE exams in Biology and Chemistry to reach a competitive score.

3. Application: Conducted through the Distrito Único Andaluz (DUA) portal.