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Universidad Antonio de Nebrija, Madrid (Spain)
Description of the Universidad Antonio de Nebrija
Universidad Antonio Nebrija in Madrid ranks among the top-ten universities in the country, and with its' 2,800 students offers nothing less than an individual and concentrated education. The student/teacher ratio is 10 to 1. There are numerous course of studies taught at the university. The main areas are: Hispanic Studies, Applied Languages and Humanities, Tourism, Business Administration and Management, Law, Marketing, Journalism, Advertising, Audio-Visual Communications, Industrial Engineering and Computer Engineering. There are many organizations and clubs in which students, including international students can participate in. There is, for example, a sport club, and an international club that involves itself in the cultural inter-exchange of ideas and such. For language-improvement, one can join the Exchange Club, in which learning through conversation takes place. Extracurricular activities are not in shortage. Trips throughout Madrid, parties, sport events, and zoo visits are among some. International students receive special assistance throughout their stay here.
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Location of the Universidad Antonio de Nebrija
Universidad Antonio de Nebrija has two campuses: Its' first campus, Dehesa de la Villa, lies in the university quarters of Madrid, and the second, La Berzosa, is located in a beautiful park-setting a little way from the center of the city.
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City Profile Madrid
Madrid is not only Spain´s capital but also the traffic hub of the country: The milestone zero is located on the “Puerta del Sol” square, and all highways start here and form the shape of a spider´s web. With 3.1 million inhabitants, Madrid is the third largest city of the European Union after London and Berlin. The climate is continental and features very hot summers and rather cold winters; there are no temperate periods. The Spanish call this “Sol o Sombra”, sun or shadow. Being a metropolis, Madrid offers something for every fancy. Those who are interested in culture can visit the so-called museum triangle at Paseo del Prado with three of the world´s most important museums in a mutual distance of only a few hundred meters: Museo del Prado, Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia and Museo de Arte Thyssen-Bornemisza. The municipal park, Retiro Park, is particularly suitable for relaxing. It is not the largest, but certainly the most beautiful municipal park. Especially for those who want to go out, the city has a lot to offer. You can go out every night, but you should keep in mind that tapas bars and restaurants do not open until 8 or 9 pm. But then you can celebrate until the next morning. The bars in the Arguelles and Moncloa districts are particularly frequented by students and other youths.
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Accomodation of the Universidad Antonio de Nebrija
Campus dorms
Universidad Antonio de Nebrija offers students the possibility to live in student dormitories in proximity to the campus.
Near the Berzosa campus you will find two student dormitories, separated by gender.
Price:
€ 960 per month, including a full meal plan
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Private apartment / hotel
The student has the possibility and option to seek accomodation elsewhere.
A planned visit is however recommended, as accomodation is organized individually.
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Homestay
Accommodation with a host family is ideal for those who would like to experience Spanish lifestyle first-hand and speak Spanish constantly. Host families are normally very interested in supporting their students and do a lot to make sure that they feel comfortable. The guest is usually accepted as a part of the family, has his or her own room, and eats with the family.
If you are interested in residing with an Spanish family, you should familiarize yourself with certain living and house and rules.
The host family takes care of the meals. There are two options: Two or three meals per day. Traditionally, for the Spanish, lunch is the most important meal of the day, although this meal is perhaps a bit later in the day.
Price:
€ 770 per month, with three meals per day (Full Board)
€ 655 per month, with two meals per day (Half Board)
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Accommodation can vary depending on type of course of study. A more detailed description can be found on the individual school-subject brochures. We can not guarantee the exact tuition program charges and acoomodation possibilities.
Despite the careful gathering and compilation of information, College-Contact.com does not guarantee that the information stated above is correct.
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