Universidad de Málaga Facultad de Medicina

Campus & Infrastructure

The faculty is situated in a high-growth academic district equipped with cutting-edge biosanitary facilities.

• Specialized Laboratories: Includes modern labs for Anatomy, Biochemistry, Histology, and Forensic Medicine.

• Clinical Simulation: The Aula Praxis Médica 360º offers advanced simulation environments for students to practice clinical procedures before hospital entry.

Research Focus: Home to several research chairs, including those focused on Global Health, Brain Health, and Advanced Cardiovascular Therapies.

Healthcare Pillar: Teaching Hospitals

UCM medical students rotate through the Málaga Regional University Hospital network, one of the most comprehensive in the Andalusian Health Service.

• Hospital General: Handles complex medical and surgical specialties.

• Hospital Materno Infantil: A benchmark center for women’s and children’s health.

• Hospital Civil: Focuses on ambulatory surgery and specialized consultations.

Phase I Clinical Trials Unit: Located at the Hospital Civil, this unit allows students to observe cutting-edge clinical research in pioneering therapies like CAR-T cells.

Fee Structure and Costs (Estimated 2025)

Public university fees in Andalusia are regulated by the regional government and are highly subsidized for EU residents.

Note: Andalusia offers a 99% tuition bonus for credits passed on the first attempt, effectively making tuition nearly free for successful residents.

Campus Living: Hostel & Dining

The University of Málaga does not manage all student housing directly but provides a dedicated International Hub to assist with search efforts.

• Accommodation (Hostels/Residences):

• Residencia Universitaria Resa Campus Málaga: Located near the campus, offering modern rooms, a gym, and a swimming pool.

• Livensa Living Málaga Feria: High-end student accommodation with private kitchens and study areas.

• Shared Flats: Most common for international students; rooms typically cost €400 – €600/month.

• Dining (Mess):

• The Teatinos Campus features multiple university canteens with student menus priced around €6 – €9.

• Most residence halls offer Full Board (Pensión Completa) options that include three meals a day.

Admissions Process for International Students

Admission is strictly merit-based and follows the centralized Spanish public system.

1. Cut-off Score (Nota de Corte): For 2025/2026, the entry score remains extremely high, typically above 13.0 out of 14.0.

2. UNEDasiss: Non-Spanish diploma holders must have their grades verified through the UNEDasiss portal.

3. PCE Exams: International students are highly encouraged to take Specific Competency Tests (PCE) in Biology and Chemistry to boost their score.

4. Language: Proof of B2/C1 Spanish (DELE or SIELE) is required for both academic success and patient interaction.