Comparative European Governance Systems
Comparative European Governance Systems
Comparative European Governance Systems 

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Universität Rey Juan Carlos Madrid

  • Student body: 45,000
  • Teaching staff: 1,600
  • Faculties: 9
  • Languages of instruction: Spanish, English

Named after the former Spanish king, the university was founded in 1996 and has four campuses in the greater Madrid area. Modernity and interdisciplinarity are key aspects of its teaching approach, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared for the job market. In their free time, students can take advantage of the university's extensive sports programs, which include rugby, handball, football, and even diving courses. Additionally, there are theater groups, a choir, and an orchestra for those interested in cultural activities. More information can be found here.

In the heart of the Spanish capital, the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences offers degree programs in "Political Science and Public Administration" and "International Relations." Lectures and seminars in law, economics, and journalism complement the political science curriculum. The English-taught International Relations program also includes subjects in sociology, history, and computer science, providing a well-rounded education. Further information about the faculty can be found here.

Madrid is one of Europe's largest cultural hubs and the heart of Spain. In addition to being home to the Spanish government, the capital also hosts numerous international companies and banks.

Some of Madrid’s most famous landmarks include:

  • The Plaza Mayor, a historic square dating back to the 15th century, located in the old town.
  • The Palacio Real, the official residence of the Spanish royal family.
  • The Museo Arqueológico Nacional de España, which houses an extensive collection of archaeological treasures.

To truly experience the Spanish way of life, visitors and residents alike can explore the city’s many bars and restaurants, where vibrant culture and gastronomy come together.

Learn more here.

Important Notice: Exchange students must provide certified proof of at least B1 level in Spanish and, for attending English-taught courses, at least B2 level in English.