Public university in Granada, Spain

Universidad de Granada Tuition Fees 2027

UGR is one of Spain's largest public universities, based in the city of Granada, teaching mainly in Spanish with a growing number of bilingual and English-taught master's programmes. Non-EU bachelor applicants need their secondary certificate homologated (or a receipt showing homologation was requested) before applying through Andalusia's shared university admission system, and Andalusia is one of the autonomous communities that does not charge international students a separate, higher credit price.

Verified 7 Sep 2026 Sources Official site

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Tuition

€757 to €821

per year

English test

IELTS 5.5

waiver possible

Acceptance rate

Not published

Application fee

Not listed

International tuition	€757 to €821 per year
Application fee	Not listed
Living cost in Spain, per month	€700 to €1,200

UGR charges tuition per ECTS credit under the price decree the Andalusian regional government issues, currently Decreto 98/2023 of 2 May, which the region has kept frozen into 2026-27. The published first-enrolment rate is EUR 12.62 a credit for bachelor degrees and enabling (professionally regulated) master's degrees, and EUR 13.68 a credit for other master's degrees; for a full 60-credit year that is about EUR 757 for a bachelor programme or an enabling master's, and about EUR 821 for a non-enabling master's. UGR's own pricing pages make no distinction between EU and non-EU students, consistent with Andalusia's policy of applying the same public price to international and resident students, unlike autonomous communities such as Madrid and Catalonia that charge non-EU students a separate, higher rate.

Sources, checked 7 September 2026