Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
This program is currently open to the following majors:
- Architectural and Civil Engineering and Construction Management
- Business Majors - Accounting, Finance, Management, Marketing, Operations and Systems Management
- Computer Engineering
- Software Engineering and Computer Science
- Other majors* are currently being evaluated; interested students should consult the Study Abroad Program Coordinator in their department
*This opportunity is not available for Nursing or Electrical Engineering students
Key features:
- A wide variety of courses instructed in English, as well as in Spanish.
- Students work with their program director to choose individual courses, to be sure the credits will transfer to their major at MSOE.
- This program can be one or two semesters long, and students can study in the Fall or Spring semester, depending on their major and program path.
- In most cases, participation does not delay graduation.
- Students can take courses that interest them but may not be available at MSOE.
Madrid, Spain
Located in the heart of Spain, Madrid is a dynamic and cosmopolitan city known for its rich cultural heritage, vibrant nightlife, and historical architecture. Famous landmarks like the Royal Palace, Plaza Mayor, and the Prado Museum showcase Madrid's artistic and historical significance. The city's blend of tradition and modernity, combined with its world-class universities and thriving student life, make it a leading destination for both education and exploration.
The Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) has multiple campuses located in areas just outside the city of Madrid. Its main campuses are in Getafe, Leganés, and Colmenarejo, all within the Madrid metropolitan area.
- Getafe Campus (approximately 13 km south of central Madrid): This is the largest campus and hosts the university's social sciences, humanities, and law faculties.
- Leganés Campus (about 11 km southwest of Madrid): This campus focuses on engineering and technology programs.
- Colmenarejo Campus (around 35 km northwest of Madrid): This smaller campus offers a range of multidisciplinary programs.
All campuses are well-connected to Madrid by public transportation, making it easy for students to commute between the city and the university.
See here for Program Cost Estimates.
For more information about this program, contact the Office of Multicultural Affairs.
Contact MSOE’s Financial Aid Office, finaid@msoe.edu or (414) 277-7224, for questions regarding financial aid and scholarships.