Barcelona, Spain | Science and Technology in English at Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Barcelona

Science and Technology in English

• English-Taught Curriculum: Engage in courses covering history, sociology, political science, art, and more, all taught in English.
• Cultural Integration: Experience Barcelona’s unique blend of Spanish and Catalan heritage through excursions, cultural events, and interactions with the local community.
• Strategic Location: Barcelona’s rich historical legacy, artistic landmarks, and contemporary cultural scene provide an inspiring setting for studying liberal arts.

• Artistic Hub: Barcelona’s artistic vibrancy is a breathtaking fusion of past and future, where the architectural and surreal wonders of Gaudí and Dalí coexist with cutting-edge contemporary galleries. Its streets and plazas, alive with dynamic street art, offer an immersive cultural experience, positioning the city as a sanctuary for creatives and art enthusiasts alike.
• Culinary Delicacies: The culinary landscape of Barcelona is a sensorial celebration, presenting an array of dishes that encapsulate the essence of Catalan flavors. From traditional favorites like paella and tapas to avant-garde offerings found in its lively food markets, students can embark on a delectable journey through Catalonia’s culinary heritage.
• Language and Culture: In Barcelona, the melodious tones of Catalan enhance the multicultural tapestry alongside Spanish, offering students a vibrant linguistic immersion. Engaging in language exchanges and embracing daily cultural interactions foster a deep connection with Barcelona’s diverse identity, broadening students’ linguistic skills and cultural understanding.
• Life in Barcelona: Living in Barcelona is to immerse oneself in a lifestyle marked by diversity and cosmopolitanism. Whether it’s participating in the rich traditions of local festivals like La Mercè or finding tranquility along its picturesque beaches, Barcelona offers a harmonious blend of academic advancement, cultural depth, and memorable moments.

• Homestay: Students have the option to immerse themselves fully in Barcelona’s diverse and cosmopolitan life by choosing to live with a host family. Homestays offer not just room and board, which includes breakfast and dinner, but also laundry and room cleaning services. 
• Student Residence: Students interested in the cosmopolitan experience of a student residence can opt for one in Barcelona. The city is a popular destination for international students and those from other parts of Spain, offering several private student residences throughout the city. These residences are typically centrally located, providing easy access to attractions and the city center. They also offer a diverse mix of students, creating unique social opportunities.

• Welcome to Mediterranean Delights: Kick off your adventure in Barcelona with a warm welcome dinner featuring local specialties and tapas.
• Explore the rich cultural heritage through guided tours to historical and art museums including Castillo de Santa Bárbara and the Museo Arqueológico.
• Participate in themed cultural walks around the city, experiencing its historical sites and Modernist architecture.
• Engage in gastronomic and dance workshops to dive deep into local culinary arts and dances like flamenco. Join cultural events, movie nights, and bowling with language exchange to immerse yourself in Spanish culture and language.
• Test your skills in an outdoor escape room themed around Barcelona's ancient history and enjoy a day of water sports on the Mediterranean.

• STEM

• Minimum 2.75 GPA
• You must be a junior or senior in college.

• Tuition 
• Room and board
• Health insurance
• Study tours and excursions
• Local activities
• On-site support
• Transcripts