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Estudiar en Madrid

An online guide comparing educational options in Madrid, from vocational programs and universities to language schools, free courses, exam preparation, and student housing.

About Estudiar en Madrid

An education guide to Madrid

Estudiar en Madrid is an informational website that helps students explore education options in Madrid, Spain. It is not a school or academy; it is a digital guide that gathers and compares information about universities, schools, academies, vocational training, free courses, and civil-service exam preparation in Madrid and the surrounding region.

Main subjects and sections

  • Vocational education: basic, intermediate, and advanced vocational programs in Madrid, as well as specialized courses.
  • University degrees: guides to where students can study dentistry, physical therapy, speech-language pathology, podiatry, elementary education, social education, social work, pedagogy, early childhood education, art history, interior design, and fine arts. The site includes university comparisons and admissions cutoff scores.
  • Free courses: listings of free courses in Madrid and nearby towns such as Leganés and Móstoles. Many are offered through Spain’s State Public Employment Service (SEPE) and cover fields such as gardening, lifeguarding, hairdressing, and tower-crane operation.
  • Civil-service exams: lists of academies in Madrid and Fuenlabrada that prepare students for police, firefighter, and judicial-service exams.
  • Language schools: rankings of English academies in Alcorcón, Alcobendas, Fuenlabrada, Alcalá de Henares, Parla, Leganés, and Getafe.
  • Student life: advice on housing, including student residences and shared apartments, and on the cost of living in Madrid.

How the guide is used

The site brings together comparisons, school listings, and practical articles for people planning to study in Madrid, from early childhood education through university. It gives particular attention to vocational training and publicly funded courses. Its profile describes the information as updated through 2024, so readers should check current program details with the relevant school or agency.

Contact and social media

The website has a contact form and an X account (formerly Twitter) at @estudmadridnet. It also lists info@estudiarenmadrid.net for email inquiries.

In brief

Education options in Madrid