Study in Spain for Indian Students
Top Business Schools & Affordable Public Universities
Why Study in Spain?
Spain combines globally ranked business schools in Madrid and Barcelona with affordable public universities and a high quality of life. Students study on a Type D student visa and can work part-time during their studies.
- Top-ranked business schools for MBA and management
- Affordable public universities
- Strengths in hospitality, tourism and design
- Schengen travel and excellent quality of life
- Spanish — a global language employers value
Popular Programs in Spain
Spain at a Glance: Costs, Visa & Work Rights
| Tuition | Public universities: often a few thousand euros a year; business schools charge much more |
|---|---|
| Course length | 1–2 years for master's; 4 years for bachelor's |
| Work while studying | Part-time work permitted, up to 30 hours a week under the 2025 rules |
| Post-study work | Residence permit to look for work after graduating |
| Language | English-taught master's and MBAs; Spanish for most bachelor's |
| Intakes | September (main), some January |
| Student visa | Student Visa (Type D) |
| Scholarships | University and business-school scholarships |
Fees and immigration rules change. We confirm current figures for your exact course before you apply.
Well-Known Universities in Spain
- IE University
- ESADE
- University of Barcelona
- Complutense University of Madrid
- Autonomous University of Madrid
- Pompeu Fabra University
Popular Student Cities
- Madrid
- Barcelona
- Valencia
- Salamanca
- Granada
What You Need to Apply
- Admission letter
- Proof of funds
- Health insurance
- Police clearance and medical certificate
Popular Courses to Study in Spain
Studying in Spain — Frequently Asked Questions
Is Spain good for an MBA?
Yes. Business schools in Madrid and Barcelona such as IE and ESADE are globally ranked, though their fees are much higher than Spain's public universities.
Can I work while studying in Spain?
Yes. Under the rules in force from 2025, students can work up to 30 hours a week alongside their studies.
Do I need Spanish to study in Spain?
Not for many master's and MBA programs, which are taught in English. Most public-university bachelor's degrees are taught in Spanish.