CEU Universities

CEU is the largest private educational group in Spain, and the CEU Universities are located in Barcelona, Madrid and Valencia. The CEU group offers education to students from the age of three upwards. The organisation is inspired by the values of Christian Humanism.

The main subject areas at the CEU Universities are: communication sciences, health sciences, humanities and education, engineering and architecture, law and political science, economics and business studies, and gastronomy. The programmes are offered to undergraduates, postgraduates and those interested in doctoral degrees.

The universities state that their courses promote educational innovation, use applied research, foster transversal skills, offer an international perspective, and focus on employability. For students who cannot decide which Spanish city they would like to study in, the university offers a choice to study in one city, then intern in another, to get a diverse Spanish experience.

CEU Universities participate in an international program,e, allowing their students to study abroad at some of the world’s most prestigious universities, such as Boston University, UCLA and Fordham University.

There are range of state of the art facilities on each of the three campuses at CEU, including: audiovisual centers, laboratories, veterinary clinical hospital, chapels, CEU Institute for Advanced Management, and a variety of sporting facilities.

Notable alumni include Goiko Llobet, CEO of Grow Pro, European Parliament Member Jorge Buxade, and journalist Sonsoles Onega.