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• 22.9% of the university's students are international (incoming) students. This proportion is especially significant in master's (30.85%) and doctoral (45%) programs.
• Our international appeal rests on the broadest academic offering in English among Spanish universities: 78% of its degrees can be taken in English or in a bilingual option.
• 51% of students graduating each year from UC3M have participated in European and non-European international mobility (outgoing) programs.
• Under the Erasmus+ undergraduate program (2023/24 academic year), the university offered its students more than 1,750 places at more than 300 European universities in 30 countries. And under the Non-European Mobility program, it offered 1,054 places, distributed across 129 universities in 27 countries and four continents.
• Throughout your studies, you can undertake more than one mobility program through Erasmus+ (bachelor's and master's degrees), the Non-European Mobility Program, an international internship, an international volunteering stay, or participating in the European Solidarity Corps.
• You can study a joint International Double Degree program (with or without E+ funding) for undergraduate and master's programs, which will allow you to obtain two or three official higher education degrees accredited in the European Higher Education Area, one from each university.
• Visit the International Fair organized by SERINT to learn about our mobility programs firsthand and chat with international students.
• The Buddy Program facilitates the integration of international students who attend UC3M each year or collaborates with international associations such as ESN, BEST, and ANUDI.
• More than 15% of UC3M's faculty is international, and multiple mobility programs are available to promote the internationalization of teaching and management.
• The European university YUFE allows prospective students to customize their educational itinerary by choosing from the programs offered at each of its YUFE universities and accessing all their systems and facilities. They will obtain a European diploma that recognizes academic performance, mobility, language learning, or community volunteering.