Campus & Scientific Infrastructure

The campus is designed to resemble a professional health environment rather than a traditional classroom setting.

• Simulated Hospital: A world-class 800 $m^2$ facility that functions as a real clinical center. It includes:

• Operating Rooms & ICUs: For high-complexity surgical and emergency training.

• Consultation Rooms: Where students interact with "standardized patients" (actors) to develop communication skills.

• Simulated Pharmacy: For Pharmacy students to practice drug dispensing and patient counseling.

• Integrated Labs: Advanced facilities for 3D Bio-printing, genetics, and molecular biology.

• Teaching Farm: A dedicated Learning and Research Farm for students in Veterinary and Animal Sciences.

The Clinical Pillar: Teaching Hospitals

UE operates a network of private and public teaching hospitals, maintaining a low student-to-professor ratio (often 1:1 or 1:2) during rotations.

• Primary Networks: Collaborative agreements with major hospital groups like Quirónsalud and Asisa.

• University Clinics: The university operates its own University Dental Clinic and Multi-Specialty Clinic in central Madrid.

• Clinical Immersion: Clinical rotations begin early, with a specific focus on "Humanized Medicine," ensuring students understand the patient's psychological journey alongside the clinical diagnosis.

Fee Structure (Estimated 2025/2026)

As a private university, tuition fees are significantly higher than public institutions, but they include access to premium technology and individualized tutoring.

Campus Living: Accommodation & Dining

• On-Campus Residences:

• Picasso & Velázquez Residences: These on-campus halls house over 500 students. They feature gardens, waterfalls, and high-security access.

• Cost: Approximately €1,270 – €1,775 per month (includes full board, room cleaning, and gym access).

• Off-Campus (Villaviciosa de Odón):

• A very popular option for students who prefer private shared flats. Prices range from €450 to €700 per month.

• Dining:

• The campus features multiple cafeterias and specialized dining halls for residents with special medical diet options.

Admissions & International Entry

Universidad Europea has its own independent admissions process, distinct from the public university "Nota de Corte."

1. Application: Completed via the online portal.

2. Admission Tests:

• General Competencies Test: Evaluates study habits and psychological traits (approx. 30 minutes).

• English/Spanish Proficiency Test: Required if the degree is taught in a non-native language.

• Specific Medicine Test: A more rigorous evaluation for medical applicants.

3. Language Requirement: For clinical interaction in Spanish hospitals, a B2/C1 Spanish level is highly recommended even for English-track students.