
Vanessa Chairez
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
AlumniI was inspired to go about because it truly is a once in a lifetime experience and we are only this young once, so why not take advantage of that. It ...
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See All 6 ProgramsAn academically-sound choice for a year or semester abroad, Madrid has a plethora of the highest-regarded universities in Spain to choose from. Compared with other European cities, Madrid attracts some of the largest numbers of Erasmus students, making it a diverse, welcoming city for students from every country around the world. All things considered, Madrid is one of the best European destinations for study abroad.
If languages aren’t your strong suit, the bonus of study abroad in Madrid is that you don’t actually have to learn Spanish (although, of course, we strongly encourage you to!). Yup, you heard us: a whole host of courses are taught in English. With its status as a city of remarkable artistic heritage, students of art, art history, or fine arts can take advantage of the world-class museums on their new doorstep while studying in Madrid. Business or international business students will also reap the rewards of studying in Spain’s political and economic capital; an informative and advantageous insight into European business is a guaranteed result of studying abroad in Madrid.
Most international students do opt to mix courses for university credit with classes in the world’s second most spoken language, Spanish. Fast-track study abroad programs in Madrid can bring you rapidly up to speed, leaving no real excuse not to be able to ask for una cerveza por favor, or even have a crack at reading Don Quixote, if you’ve a few months to spare.
International students might be surprised by the informality of university study in Madrid; lecturers and students alike call each other tio (the Spanish equivalent of “mate”), while deadlines for submissions are often fairly lax. If this new take on university life sounds appealing, courses are available for a semester, a whole academic year, or even the summer term, with semesters running from October through to December and picking up again in January until June. Bear in mind that the sweltering heat of the Spanish summer turns Madrid from sultry to sweaty; weather is finest in the spring and fall, when temperatures hover between a balmy 68 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit, making these the best seasons to study in Madrid.
Madrid is often pitted against Barcelona, the second largest in Spain. But, as the country’s buzzing heart, it deserves its title as the jewel in Spain’s crown. With fewer tourists than its southern rival, it’s a more authentic Spanish city; combining a mix of traditional and cosmopolitan charm, international students will find their cultural appetites fully satisfied while studying in Madrid.
To acquire a real sense of life in Madrid, follow the winding streets of el centro to arrive at its highlights. Here, 73 museums (including the famous Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, El Prado, and Reina Sofia) open their doors to visitors with a thirst for history and a love of international masterpieces such as Picasso’s Guernica.
Professed by the locals to be brimming with mucha marcha (or “lively spirit”), Madrid’s also never short of a parade or fiesta: events such as Madrid Orgullo (Madrid Pride) and the yearly carnaval keep the streets a constant hive of activity. But never fear, boasting eight percent green space (and ranking as one of the greenest cities in the world), there are always plenty of locations to go and recharge your battery. Lounging (er, studying) on verdant lawns in El Parque de Buen Retiro Park is one of the finest ways to spend a lazy spring afternoon.
Spanish culture is centered on food, and Madrid is no different. With a bar for every 192 residents, its cobbled streets are more stuffed with delicious delights than the chocolate-filled churros you’ll inevitably devour within minutes of arrival. A guaranteed tastebud overload, local dishes are available from every poky little bar or street terraza: learn to love al fresco dining with a glass of rioja and a steaming bowl of cocido Madrileño (starring vegetables, chickpeas, chorizo sausage and pork). ¡Que rico!
After-dinner options abound, due in large to Madrid’s spirited student population. Distinct areas of the city have developed to cater toward different music tastes; Lavapiés is perfect for the tighter budget, while Chueca has a thriving gay scene. Whatever your interests, this international city is brimming with an outstanding blend of culture and vibrant, modern city life.
Despite its multicultural nature, international students who choose to study in Madrid are still greeted by Spain’s cultural quirks, the most evident being that everyone’s so laid back they’re almost horizontal (and completely so during the essential afternoon siesta). With a very loose sense of time and a love of paseando (strolling rather than hurrying), appreciating life at its slowest and most relaxed is the first lesson students will learn while studying in Madrid. Renegotiating your sleeping pattern is also essential; late, late nights and early morning lectures are best countered by introducing the aforementioned (and much-needed) siesta into your daily routine, helping to ensure you remain functional.
Studying abroad in Madrid, despite it being Europe’s third-largest city, doesn’t mean students have to be overwhelmed by the size of their new home. Improvements to the metro and transport systems ensure that wherever students are located, they’re only ever a short train ride away from Madrid’s central quarter.
Accommodation options are numerous, including homestays, shared apartments, and student dormitories. While homestays offer an incomparably immersive experience (and the chance to practice un poco de Español), an apartment or dormitory, normally alongside other international students, offers more independence and an immediate social network. When it comes to exploring your new city, a ready-made group of friends is something to say hola to. If learning the local language is on your “to-do list”, opt for local roommates to pick up local lingo and learn quirky customs.
U.S. citizens participating in study abroad programs in Madrid that are longer than 90 days will be required to apply for a student visa, and it’s recommended to do so well in advance of the first day of school. Students from EU member states must apply for a residency permit within three months of arrival.
Looking for some additional information on the subject? GoAbroad’s Spanish Embassy Directory can help you find out all the information you need to get cracking with the visa process.
Madrid is an exciting, pulsating city, where slow, siesta-filled afternoons contrast with the energy of long, late nights. The relaxed way of life here oozes gently into the classroom too, so studying at a Spanish university will definitely be a unique cultural experience. Adapting to this pace of life will take some time, but guarantees you’ll leave with top marks in “people-watching from street cafes” and “siestas for dummies”
Study abroad in Madrid offers a winning combination of earning university credit while learning the globe’s second most spoken language. By immersing in Madrileño culture, international students soon find that Spanish comes a lot quicker than when tied to the grammar books back at home. Learning los numeros while dancing, whether your step is flamenco or salsa, definitely beats any language lesson you’ve ever had before. Uno, dos, tres, ¡baila!
Study abroad programs in Madrid are the perfect recipe for international learning: well-regarded university courses mixed with ample extra-curricular activities, liberally sprinkled with a language learning opportunities, and topped off with a dash of mellow, laid-back Spanish charm. ¿Listo? ¡Vamos!
Hear what past participants have to say about their experiences
Studying abroad in Madrid was a fever dream. I couldn't be more satisfied with my experience. I lived with a host family, and they were the sweetest people ever. They cooked delicious meals for me and made me feel like part of their family. At the IES center, the faculty and staff were so accommodating and willing to help and support me as much as possible. When I was hospitalized, someone from IES came to visit me at the hospital, and my host family stayed with me. This shows how much they truly care about their students and how committed they are to supporting them. They also have an emergency line, which made me feel even safer. Overall, I felt safe, welcomed, and supported, and I was able to fully immerse myself academically and culturally.


My semester abroad in Madrid with AIFS was genuinely one of the most memorable experiences of my life, and I would recommend the program to anyone considering studying abroad! From the beginning, the experience was well organized, and I felt supported throughout my time in Spain. Looking back, I am so grateful I chose AIFS because my semester became so much more than just an opportunity to study in another country. AIFS also offered a great variety of activities that allowed us to experience Spanish culture firsthand. These included tapas dinners, cooking sessions, and trips to beautiful cities like Granada, Toledo, and Segovia. These experiences gave us the opportunity to explore beyond Madrid while creating lasting memories with other students. I would recommend AIFS in a heartbeat! If you are nervous about taking the leap, I encourage you to go for it. My semester in Madrid gave me lifelong friendships, unforgettable memories, and personal growth that I will carry with me long after returning home. I would do it all over again without hesitation!


Studying abroad in Madrid through WorldStrides was truly the best experience of my life! I learned so much about myself and about the world around me. WorldStrides staff were there with me every step of my process and were so welcoming and inviting. I lived with a host family and they were absolutely wonderful. Nebrija was a great university with the best professors. I'm so grateful for this experience and for WorldStrides help along the way!
While abroad in Madrid I had the opportunity to visit 5 total cities throughout the country along with 4 additional countries. The Worldstides program made this possible by assisting me in selecting the right courses, plan excursions, and support me on all my European adventures!
Program: Middlebury School in Spain
I very much enjoyed my time in Córdoba, the program was smaller than other programs in Spain and it felt like we got fairly close pretty quickly. The town was a maneagable size while still having several place to visit. Kim Griffin is one of the kindest and most supportive people to run an abroad program, she was there at every step of the way making sure that we felt supported academically, emotionally, and in general. She drove me to the hospital when I had a minor health concern, she showed us many parts of Córdoba that she had a deep knowledge of, and she hosted us at her house for an end of semester pool party.
Studying abroad in Madrid, Spain, was one of the most memorable experiences of my college journey. I had the opportunity to experience a new culture, meet people from different backgrounds, travel throughout Europe and Morocco, and become more independent. Living abroad pushed me outside my comfort zone and helped me grow personally and academically. It is an experience I will always be grateful for and encourage other students to pursue.
Program: USAC Spain: Madrid - Spanish Language, Art & Spanish Studies
I studied abroad in both Pau, France and Madrid, Spain in the summer of 2015, and had a wonderful experience in both cities. Being that it was the summer, the university campus in Madrid was a little quiet, but I absolutely loved the classes I took with amazing professors. My Spanish improved immensely and the professors worked hard to challenge me in speaking, reading and writing. I lived in a small but nice apartment with a roommate from my home university, the University of Nevada, Reno (the USAC headquarters!). We lived right near Atocha, the main train station, making travel within the city and to other places in Spain convenient. Madrid in the summer is an incredible city, especially for a young person without a lot of travel experience, as it is quite safe and easy to navigate on foot and has quality public transportation. Madrid has plenty of nightlife for those who like to party, but plenty of high culture in the form of museums, historical sites and cuisine for the more bookish types like myself. One of my favorite memories is enjoying churros con chocolate with my friends at the famous Chocolatería San Ginés!

I recently completed a Study Abroad in Madrid Spain and I had the best summer of my life. I meet so many people both in the program and locally. I was immersed in so much culture from festivals to food to clubs. There will be something you love there. The academics were great not too easy or hard and a good balance with school and life. The only issue I had was with my host family. It was a small family with a mom and a son (23yrs). We barely talked or saw each-other, the rare times we eat it was microwave food. Despite this my time was not ruined and I know plenty of people with better host family experiences!


I studied abroad in Madrid this past summer, and it was the best time of my life. I thrived and would do anything to go back. Worldstrides was extremely helpful while I was in Spain if it was feeling home sick, needing something that I forgot at home, or just being lost an dneeding directions on how to get home. Also, their planned excursions were very fun and planned very well, with fun schedules and activities planned throughout the entire. I would recommend this to anyone.
I am so happy that I chose WorldStrides for my study abroad experience in Madrid, Spain. Going into the semester, I was worried about adjusting to a new country, a new school, and new people. The second I met the WorldStrides team at the airport, I immediately felt welcomed and safe with them. Throughout the entire semester, they went out of their way to support us and were there every step of the way. I lived in an apartment with five other girls, and they ended up becoming my best friends. Despite being in a completely new environment, I adjusted quickly because of the amazing support system I had. Madrid was the loveliest city, and I fell in love with it. I'm so glad I took this big leap because it ended up being the best and most formative experience of my life!



Program: Expanish Semester Abroad in Madrid
Before Expanish, I struggled to feel confident/comfortable in Spain due to my lack of knowledge in Spanish. Expanish not only allowed me to finally feel comfortable in Madrid, but helped me to really thrive in Madrid. By being able to learn Spanish I felt so much more connected in my Madrid community by being able to build relationships with my gym instructors, the clerks at my regular grocery store, waiters at my favorite restaurant. That changed everything. I also learned and saw so much of Spain and Madrid through the cultural immersion events. It had the most positive impact on my experience and I’m forever indebted to Expanish. The classes themselves were great! My instructor was Aurora. She was very kind and patient which is so necessary when learning a new language. She was also great at explaining new concepts and will repeat it as many times as you need. Everyone on staff is absolutely incredible. Everyone was more than willing to offer help if I needed something. I was having issues with my apartment agency and one of the staff was more happy to call the agency to speak with them in Spanish on my behalf (I didn’t stay in housing that was part of Expanish). It just goes to show how much they care. They all ask questions about you and want to get to know you personally. You’re not just a number at Expanish. If anyone’s considering signing up, I promise you won’t regret it!
Alexa, thank you so much for taking the time to write such a nice review! :) Reading this genuinely made our day, especially the part about feeling connected to your Madrid community, building those everyday relationships that really make a place feel like home. That's exactly what we hope for, so knowing you got to experience that means the world to us. We'll be sure to pass your kind words along to Aurora, she'll be so happy to read this. And to our team, thank you for noticing and appreciating that extra effort. You're not just a number to us, you're part of the Expanish family, and we love being able to support you even beyond the classroom. Thank you for recommending us and for being such a wonderful part of this journey. It was truly a pleasure having you with us!
Program: Summer Study Abroad in Madrid: Art, Environmental & Urban St
I absolutely loved Expanish and wouldn’t trade my time there for anything! I hope to return sometime and take classes again, due to the fact that I feel I learned SO much in those 6 weeks! The staff was the sweetest and most supportive, shout out Javier!!
¡Hola, Liberty! Thank you so much for these kind words, you truly made our day! We love hearing that you felt like you learned SO much in those 6 weeks, that's exactly what we strive for with every student who comes through Expanish. We'll be sure to pass along your shout out to Javier, he'll be so happy to know the impact he had on your experience — the whole team is going to love reading this. Expanish's doors are always open for you! Whenever you're ready to come back and take more classes, we'll be right here. Thank you for choosing us and for being part of this family. ¡Un fuerte abrazo!
Program: Middlebury School in Spain
My study abroad in Cordoba helped me grow, pushed my boundaries, and highlighted the parts of my life that I deeply value. I was able to view the world through different perspectives and challenge my ideas of what normal was. Finding new ways in which I fit into communities that looked different from the ones I grew up around helped me find different parts of myself. The global variety of people I was able to meet, talk with, and form deep relationships with, helped me understand myself in brand new ways. Additionally, Spain has so many different places with their own distinct cultures, histories, and communities. Being able to explore the different parts of Spain enriched my study abroad beyond my experiences in Cordoba. Studying abroad completely transformed how I will approach new people and situations in the future and fueled my desire to learn more about the cultures, languages, and people that form the world.
Program: USAC Spain: Madrid - Spanish Language, Art & Spanish Studies
I studied abroad in Madrid through USAC in the Summer of 2023. The coordinators at URJC Vicálvaro and the pre-program preparations were fantastic. Group excursions covered so much, and they offered a variety of living options. The language immersion helped me earn by Global Seal of Biliteracy and I made lifelong friends.

Program: Spanish Language, Art History, History, Communication Madrid
we quickly became one big family. We laugh and argue just like every family does, but I’m very thankful for everyone, particularly my roommates; they shaped this experience for me. I feel that every person has taught me a lesson I needed to learn before going home and I appreciate all of them.
Program: Spanish Language, Art History, History, Communication Madrid
Every Thursday in Jon’s class, we would either explore a new district in Madrid or visit a museum. He made our class feel like it wasn’t even a class. We were learning but we weren’t sitting at our desks, reading from textbooks. We were out in the city, seeing for ourselves the history that we were learning about.
Program: Spanish Language, Art History, History, Communication Madrid
Every teacher, friend, and coworker has made this experience for me. I have made unforgettable memories and I know I am going home a much happier and more mature person than I was coming here.
Program: USAC Spain: Madrid - Spanish Language, Art & Spanish Studies
Studying abroad was an incredible experience—immersive, eye-opening, and unforgettable. I grew academically and personally while exploring new cultures, making lifelong friends, and gaining confidence. Highly recommend!
I’ve found the Master’s in Bilingual Education at Nebrija to be a rigorous and intellectually engaging program. Several professors stand out for their clarity, strong grounding in theory, and practical classroom applicability—particularly in CLIL methodology and active learning approaches. The program requires a high level of autonomy and time management, especially for students who are also working. For those combining teaching responsibilities with full-time study, it is important to be prepared for an intensive schedule. However, the academic depth and exposure to bilingual methodology provide meaningful professional growth. One of the strongest aspects of the program is its emphasis on connecting theory to real classroom contexts. When students actively engage with the material and apply it in their teaching practice, the learning becomes especially valuable. Overall, the program offers solid academic preparation for educators seeking to deepen their understanding of bilingual education within a European framework. RVF also provided excellent support throughout the application process. Thank you.
Program: Summer Study Abroad in Madrid: Art, Environmental & Urban St
Being able to have lessons in the morning that helped me develop my grammar, then doing activities and Spanish in the city courses in the afternoon my days we filled with different experiences allowing me to make the most of my one week in Madrid.
Thank you so much for your feedback, Arianna! We’re really happy to hear that you enjoyed the combination of morning classes and afternoon activities. It’s great that this structure allowed you to strengthen your grammar while also experiencing Spanish in real-life situations around the city—Madrid is the perfect place for that! Hope we get to welcome you again in the future! ¡Un abrazo!
Alumni and staff share what it's really like to go abroad

Vanessa Chairez
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
AlumniI was inspired to go about because it truly is a once in a lifetime experience and we are only this young once, so why not take advantage of that. It ...
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AlumniI’ve always been driven by a curiosity to see the world beyond my comfort zone and to challenge myself both personally and academically.
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Centro MundoLengua
AlumniOne of my teachers really pushed me to and told me it was a life-changing experience. I had wanted to learn more Spanish, visit Spain, and travel to E...
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WorldStrides
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AlumniI wanted to study abroad because it felt like the perfect opportunity to step out of my comfort zone and experience new cultures firsthand. Learning a...
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AlumniI wanted to experience life in another country to broaden my perspective on the world. I have always been passionate about traveling and wanted to hav...
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IES Abroad
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Zack Patton
University Studies Abroad Consortium
AlumniMy dad read me his journal when he studied abroad in Sevilla back in 1989. While in Spain, he learned Spanish. Everytime he used it to help others was...
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IES Abroad
AlumniWhat inspired me to go abroad was the interest in not just exploring the world, but also studying the world. I was blessed enough to be able to have b...
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(CLOSED) IAN Academy
AlumniI needed to find my real personality and discover new ways of dealing with the concept of professionalism and something that could generate passion in...
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AlumniBeing a Spanish major in college, it was crucial to take every opportunity that led me to improve my level of Spanish as well as gaining knowledge abo...
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AIFS Abroad
AlumniMy mom grew up in Israel, my grandmother is from Poland, and my grandfather is from Bulgaria, and because of that I knew that I wanted to explore cult...
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Academic Programs International
AlumniI want to be a bilingual teacher, and studying abroad provided the opportunity to improve my Spanish proficiency. I also advocate for equality and cul...
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CAPA The Global Education Network
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AlumniI really wanted to improve my Spanish speaking skills and travel abroad to have experienced studying abroad.
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