Universidad Francisco de Vitoria Facultad de Ciencias Biosanitarias

Campus & Advanced Simulation Infrastructure

The UFV health campus is a leader in pedagogical technology, designed to provide a "risk-free" clinical environment.

• Advanced Clinical Simulation Center: A 2,000 $m^2$ "simulated hospital" featuring:

• High-Fidelity Units: ICU, operating rooms, and delivery rooms equipped with robotic mannequins that respond to treatments in real-time.

• Gesell Chambers: Observation rooms with one-way mirrors for evaluating patient communication and psychological interaction.

• Surgical Simulation: Includes a microsurgery classroom and experimental labs (organic and synthetic simulators).

Biosanitary Research Institute (IIB-UFV): A dedicated center focused on Oncology, Neuroscience, and Advanced Therapies, allowing undergraduates to engage in high-level research.

Healthcare Pillar: Strategic Hospital Network

UFV students rotate through a prestigious selection of both public and private healthcare centers in Madrid.

• Major Partners:

• Quirónsalud Group: Particularly the Hospital Universitario Quirónsalud Madrid.

• Hospital Universitario de Móstoles: For public health exposure.

• Hospital Infanta Leonor and Hospital San Rafael.

Clinical Immersion: Clinical rotations are highly supervised, often maintaining a low student-to-tutor ratio to ensure individualized feedback.

Financial Investment (Estimated 2025)

As a private university, UFV's fees reflect its high-tech infrastructure and personalized teaching model.

Student Life: Housing & Logistics

• On-Campus Housing: The UFV Hall of Residence offers high-end facilities, including gardens, study halls, and sports centers.

• Cost: Monthly rates including full board (all meals) range from €1,350 to €1,650.

• Commuting: UFV operates a private Shuttle Bus Network connecting the suburban campus to central Madrid hubs like Moncloa and Aluche.

• Dining: The campus features several cafeterias, including the renowned Le Cordon Bleu Madrid academy, which operates some of the campus dining services.

Admissions & International Entry

UFV does not use the public "cut-off" score system but employs its own rigorous evaluation.

1. Entrance Tests: Includes a psychometric evaluation and a specific academic knowledge test.

2. Personal Interview: A defining part of the process; faculty members assess the candidate's vocation, maturity, and alignment with the university's humanistic values.

3. Deadlines: For the 2025 intake, international applications usually peak between January and April.