Spain

Universidad Europea de Madrid

Background

The Universidad Europea de Madrid (UEM) opened its doors to students in 1989. Fully accredited and recognized by the Spanish Ministry of Education, UEM has more than 7,500 undergraduate and graduate students, including more than 300 international students enrolled in UEM’s study abroad programs.

UEM is the first University to receive the “Qualicert Service Certification” and “Madrid Excelente” award in recognition of the quality of its management, academic programs and facilities.

The UEM campus enjoys a reputation as one of the most modern of its kind in Western Europe. It became Europe’s first wireless campus in 2001 and offers a wide variety of facilities, including:

• Multiple laboratories devoted to research
• A multimedia language center
• Modern and spacious on-campus housing for more than 500 students
• A state-of-the-art sports complex with a top of the line fitness center and swimming pool