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UC3M – Bachelor in International Studies

It could suit you if you want to connect politics and economics with the lives of people across borders. Consider how much you enjoy evidence-based writing and comparing different interpretations of the same event.

Study at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) in Spain, with teaching in English.

Course essentials

Institution
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M)
Country
Spain
Subject
Psychology and social sciences
Study level
Bachelor's degree
Teaching language
English
Study format
On campus
Campus
Getafe campus, Madrid region, Spain
Duration
4 years
Credits
240 ECTS
Tuition
2026/27 first-enrolment tuition: €16.92 per ECTS (€1,015.20 for 60 ECTS) for the Spanish/EU/residence-permit category described by UC3M. Non-EU rates and extra charges differ.
Intake
See UC3M’s application calendar; deadlines depend on the admission route.

Official information

Information reviewed: 2026-10-27

What you will learn

This multidisciplinary degree examines global governance, inequality, migration, conflict and political change. UC3M describes an emphasis on researching contemporary society and developing analytical and communication skills.

Where this could lead

Possible interests to develop include policy analysis, international cooperation, public affairs and further study. The course offers a foundation for exploring these areas; individual experience and additional skills remain important.

Applying and planning

Use UC3M’s international admissions guidance to identify the route for your secondary qualification. Academic entry and language requirements should be checked against the current application instructions.

2026/27 first-enrolment tuition: €16.92 per ECTS (€1,015.20 for 60 ECTS) for the Spanish/EU/residence-permit category described by UC3M. Non-EU rates and extra charges differ.

2026/27 tuition categories · International admission routes

Build a separate budget for accommodation, daily life and travel. Our Spain study guide helps you plan the move alongside the course.

Sources: official programme information. Reviewed 27 October 2026.