Universidad de Sevilla Admission 2027 for International Students

Admission at a glance

Universidad de Sevilla is one of Spain's largest public universities, with faculties spread across the city of Seville. Teaching is mainly in Spanish. A non-EU applicant to a bachelor programme needs their secondary certificate homologated to the Spanish Bachillerato, or a UNEDasiss accreditation where that route applies, before competing for a place through Distrito Unico Andaluz, the shared admission system all of Andalusia's public universities use. For master's degrees, a foreign qualification needs to be either homologated or officially recognised as equivalent to a Spanish Grado, or, for some non-EHEA degrees, accepted by the university as Grado-equivalent without formal homologation; master's admission runs in phases through Distrito Unico Andaluz, with an initial phase reserved for foreign nationals holding an EHEA or accepted non-EHEA degree before later phases open to all qualifying applicants. Universidad de Sevilla states directly on its own enrolment pages that national and international students are charged the same public prices, because Andalusia, unlike Madrid or Catalonia, does not set a separate, higher credit price for non-EU students; new international students pay an initial EUR 400 pre-registration deposit by bank transfer, credited against the tuition bill. For English-taught or English-component study, Universidad de Sevilla's own Instituto de Idiomas publishes score tables under the shared Andalusian language-accreditation convention, setting IELTS 5.5 to 6.5 and TOEFL iBT 72 to 94 as equivalent to CEFR B2, the level most programmes ask for.

Requirements

Bachelor

• Homologation of the secondary certificate to the Spanish Bachillerato, or UNEDasiss accreditation where that route applies.
• Apply through Distrito Unico Andaluz, the shared admission system for Andalusia's public universities.
• Programme-specific language requirements set by the individual degree.

Master

• A degree that is homologated, officially recognised as equivalent to a Spanish Grado, or, for some non-EHEA degrees, accepted by the university as Grado-equivalent without formal homologation.
• Apply through Distrito Unico Andaluz in the phase that matches the applicant's qualification type; an initial phase is reserved for foreign nationals with an EHEA or accepted non-EHEA degree.
• For programmes with an English requirement, a certificate at CEFR B2 or higher; the university's own table sets this at IELTS 5.5 to 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 72 to 94.

Full requirements and documents