University of Valencia

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The University of Valencia (Universitat de València or UV), founded in 1499, is one of the oldest and most prestigious public universities in Spain. Located in the country's third-largest city, it is a leading research institution with a student population of over 55,000–65,000.

Overview

Fees

The university is noted for its affordability relative to Western Europe. Tuition Fees: For international students, the fee is approximately €10,000 (~$10,800 USD) per year for the 2026 academic cycle. Processing Fees: A non-refundable €300 application processing fee and a 50% confirmation fee (non-refundable) are required upon acceptance. Living Expenses: Cluj-Napoca is a student-friendly city where monthly living costs (housing, food, transport) typically range between €600 and €1,000.

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Programs & Highlights

Programs

Medicine & Surgery Program
The Degree in Medicine is based at the Avenida Blasco Ibáñez Campus.
Duration: A 6-year program (360 ECTS credits).
Language: While most courses are in Spanish, UV aims to increase English-medium offerings. Clinical training in Spanish hospitals requires proficiency in the local language.
Clinical Training: Provided through a network of affiliated hospitals, including the Clinic University Hospital of Valencia.

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