🇪🇸 Private University · Madrid & Valencia

Veterinary Medicine at Universidad Europea

Modern private university with two campuses in Madrid and Valencia. Admission by interview — no cut-off grade. Strong international connections, simulation labs and own clinical facilities.

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€13–16k Tuition/year
No cut-off Admission by interview
2 campuses Madrid & Valencia
5 years 300 ECTS

About the school

Universidad Europea offers veterinary medicine across two campuses — Villaviciosa de Odón (Madrid) and Valencia. Part of the Laureate International Universities network, it combines a Spanish veterinary curriculum with a strong international outlook.

Admission is by personal interview with no nota de corte. The university targets students with clear veterinary vocation and invests heavily in modern simulation facilities and clinical partnerships.

📍 Two campuses

Choose between Madrid (Villaviciosa de Odón, 25 km from centre) or Valencia. Both have full veterinary facilities.

🌍 International network

Part of Laureate International Universities. Erasmus+ and exchange programmes with partner universities worldwide.

🏥 Clinical facilities

On-campus veterinary clinic, simulation labs and agreements with leading specialist referral centres.

🎓 Skills-based curriculum

Emphasis on practical skills from year 1. Smaller groups for clinical teaching. Industry-connected curriculum.

Degree details

Official nameBachelor's Degree in Veterinary Medicine
Duration5 years (300 ECTS)
CampusesVillaviciosa de Odón (Madrid) · Valencia
Tuition€13,000–€16,000/year depending on campus and year

Data verified against universidadeuropea.com/veterinaria (April 2026). Fees ~€13,000–16,000/yr depending on campus and programme. Subject to annual revision — verify at universidadeuropea.com.

Campus & Facilities

Universidad Europea offers Veterinary Medicine on two campuses: Alcobendas (Madrid North, 15 min from city centre by metro line 10) and Valencia. Facilities include a teaching hospital (small animals, exotics), clinical simulation labs, and partner agreements with Madrid and Valencia referral hospitals. Part of Laureate International Universities with exchange agreements in 30+ countries.

Academic requirements

Universidad Europea does not require a minimum EBAU grade. Admission by personal interview and academic record. ~250 places per year across both campuses.

Source: universidadeuropea.com/veterinaria — verified April 2026.

Work experience

Not mandatory, but prior animal experience strengthens the interview. UE has a strong practical focus from Year 1, with external rotations at partner clinics in Madrid and Valencia from early years.

Admission

💡 Interview format

The interview assesses motivation, vocation and personal values. No scientific knowledge test. Can be attended at either campus or online.

  1. 1. Choose your campus

    Decide between Madrid (Villaviciosa de Odón) and Valencia before applying. Each campus has its own interview process.

  2. 2. Apply online

    Submit your application at universidadeuropea.com. Rolling admissions throughout the year.

  3. 3. Attend interview

    20-minute personal interview. Assess motivation, experience with animals, and career goals.

  4. 4. Receive offer

    Admission decision within 2 weeks.

  5. 5. Enrol

    Confirm place and complete enrolment in July–September.

  • Completed Bachillerato (or equivalent) and EVAU passed
  • No minimum grade required for admission
  • International applicants: equivalent university entrance qualification

Interview & exam format

Admission interview (~20–25 min) with faculty. Evaluates motivation, vocational maturity, and attitude. UE also hosts open days where prospective students can learn about the admission process in detail.

Source: universidadeuropea.com/veterinaria/admision — verified April 2026.

Tuition fees

🏙️ Madrid campus
€15.000
/ year (2024-25)

Villaviciosa de Odón — indicative fee

🌊 Valencia campus
€13.000
/ year (2024-25)

Valencia — indicative fee

Scholarships & financial aid

Excellence Scholarship 15–40% off

Based on academic record at Bachillerato level.

MEC General Scholarship

Spanish government grant. Income-based. EU students eligible.

Sports Scholarship 10–25% off

For high-level competitive athletes. Requires official sport federation certification.

Cost of living

Shared room (near campus) €300 –€420 / mo
Private room / studio €450 –€650 / mo
Food & groceries €200 –€300 / mo
Transport €45 –€70 / mo

Application timeline

  1. Oct–May
    Applications open

    Rolling admissions. Apply early for scholarship priority.

  2. Year-round
    Interviews

    In-person (Madrid or Valencia campus) or online.

  3. Jun
    EVAU / entrance exams

    Sit university entrance exams.

  4. Jul–Sep
    Enrolment

    Confirm place and complete enrolment at chosen campus.

FAQ

Can I switch campuses after enrolling?
Campus transfers are possible but subject to availability and administrative procedures. It is best to choose your preferred campus at the application stage.
Is the degree recognised across Europe?
Yes. The degree is an official Spanish university degree recognised throughout the EU. Universidad Europea is working towards EAEVE accreditation to further strengthen European recognition.
Are there English-taught modules?
Some modules are available in English, particularly in the later years. The degree is primarily taught in Spanish but the international environment and Erasmus exchanges provide English-language opportunities.
What does the admission interview focus on?
Motivation to become a vet, experience with animals, career aspirations and personal values. No scientific knowledge test. Interviewers want to assess your vocation and communication skills.

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