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Study in Spain Guide: Degree Homologation, UNEDasiss PCE Exams & AECID Scholarships
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Study in Spain Guide: Degree Homologation, UNEDasiss PCE Exams & AECID Scholarships

How to enter Spanish public universities: secondary diploma homologation, UNEDasiss PCE testing, admission cutoffs calculation, AECID scholarships, and the 30 hours per week student work rights.

Facts last verified: October 17, 20261 min readBy: فريق فرصة إديو

Spain provides world-class university education with affordable tuition fees and a vibrant lifestyle. Leading universities like the University of Barcelona (UB) and Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) attract thousands of international students.

Bachelor Admissions & Homologation

Non-EU high school credentials require official Homologation (Homologación) via Spain’s Ministry of Education and credit evaluation via the UNEDasiss portal. Taking specific competency exams (Pruebas PCE) allows students to raise their admission score from 10 to a maximum of 14 points.

Master & PhD Admissions

Master's applications are made directly to each university portal, typically beginning between January and May for the September academic intake.

Tuition, Living Costs & Visas

Public university tuition ranges from €1,200 to €4,500 annually. Visa solvency requires demonstrating the statutory IPREM threshold (~€600–€650 per month). Students can work up to 30 hours per week during their studies.

Official sources

The facts in this guide were checked against the sources below. Dates and amounts can change, so always confirm on the official website before applying.

Facts last verified: October 17, 2026

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