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UC3M – Dual Bachelor in International Studies and Business Administration

Combine an understanding of organisations with a wider view of the world in UC3M’s dual degree in International Studies and Business Administration. The full programme is taught in English and leads to two degrees.

Course essentials

Institution
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M)
Country
Spain
Subject
Business and management
Study level
Bachelor's degree
Teaching language
English
Study format
On campus
Campus
Getafe campus, Spain
Duration
5.5 years
Credits
366 ECTS
Tuition
2026/27 first-enrolment tuition: €16.92 per credit for the Spanish/EU or qualifying resident category (€1,015.20 for 60 credits); €113.71 per credit for the non-EU non-resident category (€6,822.60 for 60 credits). Administrative charges and insurance are extra. A student-stay permit alone does not confer the resident fee category.
Intake
September academic start; consult current admissions for the next intake. Future application dates not confirmed in this profile.

Official information

Information reviewed: 2026-10-29

What you will learn

Early study brings business administration and economics together with comparative politics, sociology, law and the history of the world economy. The integrated plan covers the core content of both subjects and includes external internship options. The longer duration gives room to develop business knowledge in its political and social context.

Who it may suit

This can suit a student who is interested in how organisations operate across borders and is happy to commit to a substantial joint curriculum. It offers preparation for exploring internationally oriented business or further study, without requiring you to choose between management and global affairs at the outset.

Applying and planning your budget

2026/27 first-enrolment tuition: €16.92 per credit for the Spanish/EU or qualifying resident category (€1,015.20 for 60 credits); €113.71 per credit for the non-EU non-resident category (€6,822.60 for 60 credits). Administrative charges and insurance are extra. A student-stay permit alone does not confer the resident fee category. The 60-credit illustration is not a quotation for every year of this longer dual degree.

Use the international admissions route matching your school qualification. English-group study normally requires demonstrating B2 English during the first year; see UC3M’s language guidance for the conditions. The academic year normally begins in September. A future intake’s exact application dates are not confirmed here.

Official curriculum and programme information · Standard fee table · Non-EU fee table

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