Study in UCAM Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia
Last edited on 22 Nov 2024
Top 400 Young Universities (THE 2022), 3rd Private University in Spain (US News)
UCAM (Universidad Católica de Murcia) is a private university founded in 1996 with a clear mission: to train students with knowledge and skills to serve society, to contribute to the further expansion of human knowledge through research as an integral part of the development of man and mankind and to participate in the evangelical mission of the Catholic Church in the areas of education and culture.
Strategically located in Murcia, Spain, with a Campus of more than 15,000 students and around 1,000 professors, we are expanding worldwide to make one of our main objectives a reality: to promote a high-quality university education, with a representative presence in all continents. UCAM has a friendly and international environment in a wonderful Mediterranean framework.
The international vocation of UCAM leads us to collaborate with universities from all corners of the planet, at every educational level: research, students and professors exchange and create international undergraduate and master´s programs in all specialities.
At UCAM, you will experience the dynamism and enthusiasm of the university community, top teaching technical equipment, the lovely surroundings of Jerónimos Monastery, and the sports culture with 21 elite teams competing at the top level. Also, you have a selection of English-taught programs and Spanish-taught programs to choose from.
UCAM students can count on personalized attention that fits their needs. The staff at the UCAM value the personal relationship in the context of learning, which is why each student is given a personal tutor and classes with a small number of classmates. The variety of the academic programs on offer, constantly adapting to the real needs of society and recognized by the European Higher Education Area, reflects this core guideline: each student is a reason for UCAM to continue its work of striving for perfection.
