Classic Apartment

920€

Gran via

Spotahome

Yes

Fitz ICON 365

Omibi class spécial for erasmus

Yes campus princessa really Beautiful

Toledo

Idk

Coliving / Shared House

850€/month

In tirso de Molina, 5 minutes from Sol

Uniplaces

I loved it first for its location, the apartment was in the city center, i could do everything by foot Then the apartment itself was lovely and had everything i needed

Loved Gramabar for its cocktails, and Calle de la Victoria is definitely one of the best if you’re looking for nice bars

I was in the marketing program, i recommend it if you’re looking for an easy program that’s gonna allow you to have a lot of free time for your activities

Loved the teachers, but the organisation was very bad and disappointing, they don’t care about their international students at all, so at the end i don’t recommend this university if, like me, you’re looking for something that’s gonna make registrations and issues easy.

From Madrid, you can go to Toledo for free (45 minutes trip) with the Abono Joven, very lovely city. You can also go to Segovia (1 hour trip) for around 10€ total. For bigger cities, you can take the train to Sevilla, or Valencia, for around 35€ total. I really recommend those two cities because there is a lot to do.

Before arriving to Madrid, order your transport subscription (Abono Joven if you’re under 25) because it can take up to 3 weeks to get it.

Classic Apartment

750

In Tetuan , 30 min walk from school

Either Airbnb or Spotahome

Yes for the price it was more than enough and not very far away from uni

Go to fuckin mondays, the fitz , Kapital

I loved finance and entrepreneurship classes , but if you are looking for chill classes you should maybe look elsewhere e.g marketing or sales

The campus is really high tech , really easy registration. So many events and great professors , I would pick the same uni again and again

Valencia is the most beautiful city in Spain with granada and both are only 2h away by train

Transport is cheap for students( 10 euros per month) , go to 100 montaditos for cheap snacks

Coliving / Shared House

734 euros

La Latina, Madrid (very central)

Idealista (website)

I like it because it's very central and was a very good way to meet other students and friends (I lived with 8 people), but also aware that you end up overpaying in these kind of apartments and the landlords can be very difficult and dissmissive

The best area for bars was Malasana and la Latina, clubs are scattered all over the city

I don't recommend history/ philosophy modules if you're not a native speaker- many teachers won't make an effort to accommodate erasmus students and can become very difficult and overwhelming, high level of spanish needed

the campus is very nice, lots of green spaces- registration was easy and you receive lots of email instructions

There are many nice towns on the outskirts, travel is very very cheap so you can go to places like Segovia or Toledo like an hour from Madrid for 6 euros return. Also very well communicated to the rest of Spain, can take trains or coaches to other cities and organise many beach town getaways- got a coach to granada for 18 euros return

Transport is amazing, everyone under 25 can pay 10 euros a month for a travel card that gives u access to every transport system in Madrid and very well connected metro system, feels like a very safe city and very walkable, has a very lively atmosphere, people out on the streets until late, relatively cheap but I would say night life is not cheap, food is amazing and great places to eat on every street, so many cafes and tapas bars

Coliving / Shared House

1,000

Chamberi

Idealista

It was great because the neighbourhood is perfect for students and very safe. Also very central

For international students, we often went to Serrano clubs and that was nice, but I recommend trying other bars and clubs that are more for the locals so you really get to experience the nightlife. Madrid has the best nightlife in Europe by far, there is always something to do every day of the week

I recommend not taking classes in Spanish if you are not fluent. Save yourself the time and effort and just take them in English.

The uni was quite far from the city so that is annoying. I would not recommend staying close to the uni because you would then miss out on the Madrid life. However, the campus was nice and the teachers were cool. Make sure to meet people on your first weeks so that your uni experience is not isolated.

You can go everywhere in Spain with the bullet trains. Barcelona, Valencia, Sevilla and Malaga are my top destinations. However, you can also take short trips to Segovia and Toledo for a change of vibe.

Get the 10 euro card for students that will give you unlimited transport for a whole month. Get Class Pass if you would like to visit some gyms for free. Go to eat at places like Tapas Tapas to enjoy cheap Spanish food.

Classic Apartment

950

Barrio de las letras

Spotahome

It was a nice area with many cute cafes and restaurant however the commute to IE was very long. I would advice staying around Alonso Martinez.

Istar for going out, Hotaru for sushi, Snake bar for drinks

I would recommend Project Management with Jose Luis Portela

Amazing campus! However registering for courses was difficult.

I did not take any trips except to Ibiza

Transport is cheap if you get the youth card

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Coliving / Shared House

500

Carabanchel

Aluni.net

I would choose it again

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Do not take any mechanical engineering classes here

registration was a mess, campus is normal, nothing special. I would never pick this uni again. Avoid at all costs.

Escorial, Aranjuez

Transport card

Coliving / Shared House

1200

Malasana

Joivy / Coliving

AMAZING location. A bit expensive but really worth it (i had a room with my own kitchen and this changed everything)

best night life i ever saw. you can go out EVERY SINGLE DAY of the week.

Overall, the level was ok! Many classes to pick although the platform to select and the process is not easy.

Administration really there to help you and not so far away from the city center ! (live somewhere near metro line 10)

great opportunity to do many trips from Madrid like Portugal, Morocco, Seville and even Alicante for the beach !

people don't speak english that well !!

gooo for it !!! You will not regret your time in madrid !!

Classic Apartment

1850

La Latina

Application Idealista

Yes I liked it because it was a big apartment for 2 people. But we had to pay utilities in addition to the monthly rent.

Clubs: Fitz, Kapital, Icon Events: Fucking Monday

Nothing.

The campus is big and very pleasant. The registration was easy. I would not pick the same university again because the teachers are not qualified, some of them don't have a real lesson to teach and we don't understand a single word when they speak English.

Going to Valencia, Toledo, Alicante, Morocco, Granada and Sevilla

You have to create your transport card as soon as possible. Alimentaciónes are very expensive so try to buy alcohol or other purchases in supermarkets (you can buy alcohol before 10:30 pm in supermarkets). The cost of life is not that cheap if you want to eat well or to go to the restaurant because it's the capital. Try to go and talk with spanish people, to integrate their group very early or to do all the activities that allow you to meet international students at the very beginning of the semester.

You have to party, to have fun, to meet people, to walk around the city and discover all the áreas and to eat at the restaurant if possible and to try local food (tapas). But don't forget that you also have to pass your exams and sometimes it is not that easy even for an erasmus students.

Classic Apartment

570

Delicias

Help Housing

Yeah sure, it’s calm and a lot of things around to do

Fabrik

Not accounting

Yes very cool but far from city center

Lisbon, Galicia, Sevilla, anywhere really

Go out there and meet new people, it’s a very well coming city

Nope

Coliving / Shared House

Around 1000€/month

Sol

Spotahome

Yes, it was all what I needed.

Fred again..!!

I recommend English, I don’t recommend Instalaciones

It was okay, not special and sometimes unorganized.

Lissabon, Valencia, Barcelona

Transport is gooood, food is quite cheap, nice bars

Coliving / Shared House

750

Tetuan, Madrid

Housing Anywhere

Yes but if you want to pay less go to the coliving website after found in Housing Anywhere.

Kapital, Icon, ..

depend of you

yes

Idk

Idk

Classic Apartment

917

Near gran via

Spotahome

Yes

Yes

Omibi

Yess

Valencia

À lot of people

Coliving / Shared House

700 per month

Chamartin

LivingMad

It was a nice and clean appartment. However, it lacked a sofa and a livingroom. I would pick another place if I had to choose, something closer to the center near gran via or retiro.

Bule bule on friday: Best french club 100 Montadidos: Best cheap bar and place to eat

I 100% recommand negociation. It was fun and concrete.

One of the Best campus i ve ever seen, lots of place to eat or grab coffee with you peers. Registration was easy and I would definitely pock this school again. It was way less hard than I thought. You can easily have a wonderful social life and balance IE work.

I recommand for a day: Valencia For a few dans: Malaga or Barcelona

Transport is cheap, cost of living is really correct, i felt safer in Madrid than in Paris, people don t really talk english so work on your spanish

Coliving / Shared House

700€/month

5min away from sol (by foot)

Helphousing - flat in plaza Santa Ana

It is a good flat, but the rooms with access to outside windows are reserved for american students (their equivalent to erasmus, their school takes care of the room booking for them). I would nonetheless recommend helphousing without a doubt, it is a great agency, reactive and genuine. As soon as we had a problem, our flat manager was quick to react and was lovely. Sure comes with a reservation fee, but it iw the price to book your room remotely.

Didn't go out much because of work, but recommend you'd go to Sala Equis, really lived by locals. Spaniards love the 100 montaditos for cheap bears and tapas. I personnaly recommend you to eat at Pez Tortilla and Tiki Taco, both cheap but very good.

I recommend the finance class within the economic grad. Especially the "Bolsa y mercado de capitales" one. The teacher is amazing and very invested in his students' penetration of finance professional circle.

The master classes registration was a nightmare. I had a lot of problems in registrating to classes because i missed 3 lines written in the middle of a PDF sent only once, in a mail that was an informatic and automatic confirmation of the university registration. All the other communications indicated another date than the one in the PDF, which led to huge complications .. Please read carefully every email and attachements.

Morrocco, Sevilla, Grenada, Malaga, Cordoba, Barcelona, El Escorial, Valencia,..

Easy to live

Girls, leave some room in your luggage for shopping here, everything's cheaper

Classic Apartment

950

Gran Via

Spotahome, Idealista, WhatsApp

It was nice because I wan on the center of Madrid so it's safety but not very calm

Icon, Bule Bule the friday for French people

Com and law

yes, very modern

Toledo, Valencia, Lisboa..

you can do your transportation card before

Student Residence

840

In Sol

Helphousing

Yes it’s nice a big company very easy to organise stuff the bills aren’t included so I would say it’s probably easier to find a different company as the prices are more expensive for what else is out there but I used the website spot a home to find it but would NOT recommend as they make you pay so many extra fees.

So much to do it doesn’t seem it but there is such a variety of bars and clubs and parks etc.

I am doing marketing and it’s a good course but it took them 3 weeks after my start date to give me my timetable so I struggled to catch up - the work load is alot a lot heavier then at trent which is difficult to adjust to at the beginning but i honestly am enjoying it overall just didn’t expect it to be so slow.

The campus is quite far out the city but it’s easy to get to - I probably wouldn’t pick it again just based on my experience but it is a good university they have some really good teachers.

You can go to so many different cities inside and outside of Spain for free for the day or very cheap - the travel options are very good.

You need to get a transport card as soon as you get here it’s €10 a month and you can use it for anything. You can also walk to a lot off place. There’s also a lot of options of meeting people from group chats and in person.

Don’t pay for all the clubs - there is guest list for pretty much everything and it’s easy to get onto. However you do have to be there before a certain time.

Coliving / Shared House

677,5€

Calle de Zabaleta 7 Madrid

Idealista

It's a 4-bedroom apartment, really cute, close to many shops and metro.

Clubs : Icon, Victoria? Bule Bule on fridays, Houdini,... Restaurants : La finca de Susana, Tapa tapa, Circolo Populare,...

Do not take too much financial classes, the level is hard Having good grades is easy because it's only MCQ for every course I recommend Building Powerful Relationships (very easy class, only 3 presentations over the semester) and Cost accounting is really interesting

Very easy, I loved so much having class in a tower, lots of French people and international full time students, you can easily make friends.

Visit Spain with friends, it's really cheap by train and really worth it.

The safest place on earth, you can go out without worrying about yourself and your safety. as a girl, I highly recommend you to go out and enjoy your semester with your friends. you only live your exchaneg once.

Classic Apartment

€650

In Malasaña, a 42 minute walk from CEU San Pablo, Facultad de Humandides

https://www.spotahome.com/

Over the past months, I have had the opportunity to study abroad and live in a shared apartment in Madrid. I booked my accommodation through Spotahome, a platform widely used by international students. While the experience was enriching overall, I believe it’s important, especially for other international students and young professionals, to be aware of some of the challenges I encountered along the way. Here are a few key issues I faced during my stay: 🔹 Check-in penalties: applied only one way Upon arrival, I was told that tenants were not allowed to arrive more than 20 minutes later than their scheduled check-in time. Any delay would incur a €25 fee per 20 minutes. Ironically, the person responsible for giving me access arrived one hour late, without any form of compensation or apology. 🔹 Cash payments for administrative fees and deposit Both the €300 security deposit and the €650 administrative fee had to be paid in cash. This felt unusual and uncomfortable, especially for an international rental, and raised questions about transparency and compliance with standard rental practices. 🔹 Unexpected charges for hosting friends Although my rental agreement did not include any restrictions or fees regarding guest overnight stays, I was later informed that having friends sleep over was not allowed unless I paid an additional cash fee, again, without any official documentation. This created unnecessary stress and confusion. 🔹 Shared household products and threatened penalties Toward the end of my stay, tenants received a message stating that we could be charged €25 each if cleaning products such as detergent, trash bags or toilet paper were missing. Even though, the contract did not mention this cost structure. This created friction and uncertainty among housemates. Despite these challenges, I want to highlight that my overall experience was made incredibly positive thanks to my amazing flatmates. They turned the flat into a real home and made the entire stay unforgettable. If I had to choose again, I would definitely pick a different place and book through a different organization.

I really liked Teatro Barcélo!

My Academic Experience at CEU San Pablo All my courses at CEU San Pablo were taught in English, and overall I had a very positive academic experience. I followed the following subjects: Modern-Day History Contemporary Spanish History Spanish (language for foreign students, level A0) Social Doctrine of the Catholic Church Communication and Law I highly recommend any course taught by Ricardo Ruiz de la Serna. He is truly an outstanding professor. I took Modern-Day History and Communication and Law with him, and both were extremely engaging. His courses do not include assignments or midterms; your grade is based solely on the final exam, which keeps the workload manageable and clear. Contemporary Spanish History was less appealing to me. The course felt quite monotonous, and the evaluation consisted of a book exam on a mandatory reading, a midterm, and a final exam. Because of this structure and the overall pace, I would not personally recommend it. The Social Doctrine of the Catholic Church was a very pleasant course, mainly thanks to the fantastic professor who created a warm and welcoming atmosphere. However, the content itself interested me a bit less. The course is graded entirely through a final exam. My Spanish class was one of my favorite experiences. I genuinely enjoyed it and learned a lot. The evaluation consists of a midterm, a presentation, and a final exam. It was also the perfect opportunity to meet other international students: I made most of my friends through this course!

My overall experience at CEU San Pablo was very positive. I genuinely think it is a great university, and I would definitely choose it again. The guidance and support for students were always well-organized, and I felt I could rely on the staff whenever I needed help. Another major advantage is the large number of international students. This created a very open and welcoming environment and made it easy to build a strong international network. Studying at CEU San Pablo truly felt like being part of a diverse and supportive community. Just make sure you pick your courses in time!!

I didn't take any trips ...

Living in Madrid was an amazing experience. The public transportation system is incredibly affordable: as a student, you only pay €10 per month, which makes getting around the city extremely easy. I lived in the city center, so almost everything was within walking distance, which was absolutely ideal. Another thing I loved was that most shops stay open until 10 PM, which honestly felt like heaven on earth. Madrid is lively, convenient, and full of energy, and it truly made my stay unforgettable.

Coliving / Shared House

750

In Chamberí, next to the metro station Argüelles

Spotahome

No, it is a scam because the agency factures incredible fees that don't appear at first. My rent appeared to be 555 with electricity+heating but the "landlord fees" were 870 and Spotahome fees were an additional 242. This is crazy. Furthermore, the flat was very poorly furnished : no glasses, only 5 plates, a few mugs, all pans scratched. The bed had no duvet.

No favorite

I recommend the psychology third year and fourth year classes, some of which I have attended.

I studied psychology, so I was in the new building 10 mins away from the Monteprincipe campus. It is very nice, but also the cafeteria is incredibly expensive (10 euros for main dish, extra payment for dessert). I would not pick the same Uni because the students are very cold towards erasmus students. The students come from wealthy backrounds. However, the taching staff is very helpful, patient and sweet.The psychology coordinator from CEU San Pablo is the absolute best, she is very reactive and always there to help. Finally, I greatly appreciated the number of students per class, because we have lectures in big amphitheatres, we are never more than 30 in theory classes and never more than 15 in practical classes.

Segovia, Toledo are very easy to reach. So worth it.

Transport card is so cheap: 10 euros per month. The city electric bikes are also very cheap : 0,5 euros for 30 first minutes of travel. So worth it to take the bike to visit the city. Rain is a rare occurence until november. Weather is very sweet. I would not say spanish food is the best culinary experience, but it is very nice to try out tortilla, calamar, many kinds of tapas, accompanied by tint de verano (alcohol drink). The city center is alive until very late at night. However, the the price of life is higher than in other parts of Spain. It is not as cheap as you would think.

The Spanish don't speak much of English. They are very happy that you try speaking their language. If you don't speak spanish, then you might have poorer experience with them.

Coliving / Shared House

1100€

Near Metro 1 - Estrecho

Colonies Madrid

Yea it’s pretty cool. It can get a bit crowded though and the washing machines cost quite a bit.

Kapital, Istar, Victoria

I can’t lie the classes are just decent, nothing different to back home.

Everything was fine, honestly really smooth process.

Anywhere around: Morocco, Portugal, France, Italy, etc.

Thé food is really good and pretty cheap.

Buy the 10€ metro card asap.

Student Residence

€680/month

Chueca, Calle de Fuencarral

Helphousing

nice because close to Sol, to take the train to uni.

Fucking mondays

overall all were kinda easy.

campus was good, 20min train ride from sol, you have to be on time to registrate the courses you want.

Toledo, Salamanca, Alicante, Sevilla but Morocco as well.

The public transport cart is €10 a month.

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Coliving / Shared House

890

Malasana

https://www.spotahome.com/madrid/for-rent:rooms/1270590

The room was okay, kinda cold and noisy because the windows were so thin. But the landlord lives in the same appartement and he made the living experience here so shit. He was always whistling and singing loudly, watching his tv shows full volume. He charged us extra for everything and everyone we wanted to have over. And when i wanted to go into a discussion he just couldn't speak any english despite singinn to Fleetwood Mac earlier in the morning! If i had to choose again i would choose a different place cause we also missed a common living room which sucked.

Icon, it's smaller but just such a nice vibe. Fucking monday was also nice for one time!

I would not recomend Spanish History, it was just really boring. The way the teacher teached was awful, he was really nice tho. I would recomend any class with Ricardo Ruiz De La Serna as teacher!

I was on the humanities faculty and it was so nice. Very chique, a lot of rich/good looking people. I loved it and i would love to study there for my full degree!

I only went to Alicante cause i did not have a lot of money to travel all the time but Morocco is so close, honestly just do the trips that Citylife offers. But then alone with your friendgroup

You absolutely need a transport card! It makes life so easy

COME TO MADRIDDD!!!!! And enjoy everyday like it's the last!

Coliving / Shared House

800

sol

spotahome

cette plateforme est vraiment cool car les logements/ propriétaires sont verifiés par l'application

il y a beaucoup beaucoup d'évenements culturels dans madrid , la ville esttrès sécurisée donc c'est vraiment plus pratique pour sortir le soir

comparative sociology

le campus est cool mais loin du centre de madrid , et surtout ne pas vivre dans Getafe car c'est trop loin , les cours sont sympas , plus facile qu'en france sauf les cours d'economies, et les cours ne sont jamais avec les memes personnes

valencia

se balader

ne pas paniquer pendant l'enregistrement des cours on peut facilement chanegr apres

Airbnb

1250

Sol

Airbnb

Yes but too expensive

Istar

Financial accounting / Banking management

The campus is cool

Marrakech

Live in the center ( Sol )

Coliving / Shared House

450

Atocha, two metrostops from the main centre

Spotahome

Yes, because it is not expensive and safe to rent from abroad. But the house is very old and misses some things.

Best clubs are Teatro Barceló and Cuenca. And there are many fun events, for example free concerts.

Some courses are way too easy, some way too much work for three credits. Some teachers dont speak english very well. I would recommend Armed Conflicts, and Cultures and Religions

Registration could be better, could be worse. The campus is nice, but no airconditioning in the summer. It is not the greatest uni.

Many fun cities close and easy accessible from Madrid. For example Toledo, but also Lisbon.

Get the transport card, its really cheap. Live close to the centre.

Coliving / Shared House

650

Lavapies

Helphousing

Yes really nice, Lovely roommates, near everything. We have a cleaning staff every week, huge place. The only thing is the noises of the street

We need to pay for every clubs, but there are many events and free to meet people

Finance, HR

Yes great campus and really easy.

Every cities around Madrid and a lot of hiking

Everything is perfect, cheap, warm

Coliving / Shared House

750

In Chambery, 15 min away by foot from school

Idealista

It was too expensive especially with the administration fees. not always clean. But I had a big room and it is really close to the school.

ICON, Mondo disko, Bule Bule, Barbara Ann,...

digital environnement is an interesting class and not too demanding. I unfortunately took too many practical class and end up with a lot of work. So the best is to have maximum 3 practical classes.

the uni is cool and well located in my opinion. The teachers are really nice. It's in small classes.

valencia was amazing

The city is super safe. So many cool coffee place and brunch place. Shopping in Madrid is amazing. People are really nice,...

Classic Apartment

1300

Tribunal

Spotahome or Idealista

Yes it was very Nice and very central And safe because there is security in the building 24/24

ICON Bule Bule and Istar are my favorites

All the class that I take are cool and interesting

Yes the only thing that is a Little bit Messi is the administration Of the school

Tolède , Valence , Alicante, Sevilla

Everything is ok

Student Residence

660

In Salamanca, next to park retiro. 30 minutes with metro to school

Helphousing

Yes, the appartement is very clean. De location is very good en the persons very kind. The flat manager (Asmaa) is very kind.

La latina for some good tapas. FABRIK for a good Halloween party and there are so many good clubs

Unfortunately, my experience with this school has not been positive. The organization is quite poor — it took more than a month and a half before I finally got access to my student profile. There’s also very little flexibility. For example, in Belgium, during an Erasmus program, classes are often held in English to accommodate international students, but here that’s hardly the case. On top of that, there are no Spanish lessons offered, which makes integration even more difficult. I also find the mandatory attendance policy unnecessary. At the age of 22, students should be responsible for managing their own attendance rather than being constantly monitored. Overall, I would not recommend this school, especially for international students.

Never

You can travel for very cheap money

Transport is amezing. City is very safe

I would really recommend to book the stay from helphousing it’s very safe and no scamming. And bring your wintercoat because even in Spain, it can get cold. (And make sure you know some Spanish before you go here)

Coliving / Shared House

800

Near Tetuan, at 30 min from IE and 20 from the center of Madrid

https://www.idealista.com

Yess, it was sincerly awesome because i had the opportunity to meet new people from very different places in the world (Germany, Argentina,China,...). It was also a great experience because it helped me to appreciate the cultural difference in living habbits. The only negative point would be the fact that in co-living we have less intimity.

El Tiki Taco is one of the best Mexican restaurant i have tried, the "Chiquita" was such a great place to have a drink with friends (Plaza Mayor), and there are a lot of rooftops very cool to do in Madrid (to be honest i can't remember their names).

Corporate Finance and other Financial courses, if u are really interested in discovering these kind of topics, IE has a very different approach that is even more practical and business oriented than other universities i think.

Campus is insane (in the Tower u will be impressed), the selection of the course was a bit messy but i'm sure they will ensure that it will be easier next time. With no doubts i would choose IE again to live the same experience for a longer period !!!

Lisbone in Portugal, Sevilla, Segovia, and Toledo are the best place to visit for sure !

The food is very diversified and people are awesome with u whenever u ask something they will help u to figure it out. And i would say that night clubs are less fancy than the bar because u can really discover the real beauty of Madrid during the night when you are outside.

Enjoy your exchange it is one of the best opportunities to make new friends from every region of the world, so hve fun and work also because IE is still a very demanding formation.

Other

1495

Nera Living Atocha

Residence website

YES

ICON,FITZ,ISTAR restaurants : charrua, numa, beata pasta

Take classes from the international program (there are easy) do not take marketing analytics and social media it is very complicated if you don't study ingeneering

Campus very cool, registration easy, same uni yes

Porto, paris ,Marseille (home)

Go out with friends

Coliving / Shared House

550

In the center, 15min from Puerta del Sol

Idealista

Yes, really good

Really good

Sociology and history! Bc it's another culture and it's really interesting

I really love It

Valencia, Barcelona, Maroc..

Go to Erasmus parties!

Coliving / Shared House

650

La guidalera

Idealista

Yes i recommended coliving in Madrid. Is less expensive and generally your roommate is exchange student to. Idealista is un really good site. Went you start to use idealista some professional preferred, talk in WhatsApp compared a talk directly on the app but it normal for Spain. All the people, company … use WhatsApp

I don’t rely have a top bar or a top club. All is different and you have a lot of choice. Generally you have in some club, a “guest list” so you can going in club without paying.

All classes is interesting. Personally, just I have 1 classes is very difficult, is banking management. The classe is really interesting but the exam is really hard. The teacher is really strict

Carlos III is really cool, the campus is bigger and you have a lot of exchanges. If I need to choose a other time a partner university, I think I choose Carlos III a other time. Just one wrong point, for choosing class, he have a system like a “shot gun”, first people send I want this class, have his class. But if you have a problem or you are not fast, it’s possible you have other class you don’t like and you don’t want for the semester

If you want to come back in your country, is really not expensive, and you have all the Spain for less of 1h in plan and not expensive to. But generally you don’t have time because all the weekend you have new even in Madrid or close to

The city is amazing, you have a lot of public transport is super easy to move in the city, and is super secured. Just during the summer the temperature is very hot

Choose a climatisation room.

Classic Apartment

1350

Embajadores

Idealista

I liked the city, the culture, the international community at Cunef, the social life I did not like the choice of courses and their content, the course choice system, no student life on campus, the university administration is slow. But it wasn't disturbing enough to spoil the experience. And yes I would choose again the same place, but maybe not Cunef but IE university in Madrid

Bars : Bar trafalgar Florida park Sala equis (tirso de molina) Fat cats Castellana 8 CLub : Fitz Kapital Icon club

Nothing to recommend, but DON’T go for the data analysis classes, and the 8pm classes in general.

No I loved Madrid but the university not that much but it was Ok

Everything is accessible in Spain from Madrid but the closest places and which are nice I would say Toledo and Valencia

Transport card cost 8€ per month + everything is better in Madrid + Sun

Coliving / Shared House

780€

retiro

landlord’s number

yes i would recommend it but maybe you can find a place near to chueca, justifia, tribunal, malasaña, salamanca

istar and los amantes my favorite ones to go party !! then you also have goya social club, lula club, fitz, toy room, bule bule, barbaran, rooftop : cibeles, astral, picalargatos…

marketing classes +++ corporate strategy - - - les cours sont assez durs à cunef je tiens à le préciser.

i would never choose cunef again!! il n’y a aucun accompagnement du corps professoral, vous allez être livré à vous même. Le campus est pas ouf, très peu d’infrastructures pour reviser et le choix des cours est terrible.. faites vous un bon emploi du temps pour ne pas finir entre 20h et 21h.

seville, marrakech, tolède, porto, valence

take the metro card monthly, uber are not expensive and go to zara !!

faites un emploi du temps avec de bons horaires, attention les espagnols à cunef ne sont pas très gentils ni accueillant.. kiffez votre expérience comme je l’ai fait! Madrid c’est ouf et ça va passer vite.

Classic Apartment

1200 month

Chamartin

Idk it’s from contact

The neighbourhood perfect but the appartment no

I didn’t go to party but Fucking Monday is a Classic

I don’t really know you just need to look at all details of course because class are quite hard

the campus is cool but don’t worry if you don’t have all courses you want everytime you can found a place after and you need to have a list of all class you like because everything is leaving fast

Train and metro

Salamanca best place a lot of restaurant race and everything

Classic Apartment

750+

Malasana

HousingAnywhere

Malasana is a great place to live but rent are very expensive. Try to meet someone and take a flat together as "studios" are really expensive.

You need to do the "F cking Monday" parties (often at the start of the week, but worth it) at the Shoko. There is cool bars everywhere in Malasana.

I took finance master courses (International portfolio management, alternatives, ...), if you want to work these are great but a bit demanding.

There are 2 campus and you can have course on both. Arrange your schedule to have all of them in the main campus. 15 min walk between the both.

Many city to visit around madrid (toledo, segovia, ...)

Transport is 8€/month, do not forget to order your transport card as fast as you can. Food is great and grocery shopping is not that expensive.

Enjoy Madrid

Classic Apartment

1300

In Tribunal, near to Chueca and Fuencarral

Sportahome

Yes it is nice because it is good located

100 montaditos, el Fontan

Communication and Law

Campus of Humanities is very good

Sevilla, Valence

Cheap cost of living

Student Residence

1500

P.º de Juan XXIII, 42, Moncloa - Aravaca, 28040 Madrid, Espagne

Website

It is a great student residence with lots of good facilities like pool or padel court. But it's far from the city centrer.

The best clubs are the teatro kapital, shoko, funcking Monday, icon. For bars, there are many of them in districts of Chueca and La Latina. There are festivals sometimes in the city but should check before.

I don't have special recommendations, even if economic classes and financial classes are more complicated than marketing ones. But in general, you have to study more for every classes like the local students, and you have a minimum grade required at each exams to succeed, so there is pressure.

The campus is nice and modern. Registration for courses is quit easy. But I won't go back to this university because I have studied a lot more during this exchange than in my years at kedge. And the university integration and mood was not up to my expectations.

You can go everywhere in Spain and even in Portugal at low price. The best trip to make from Madrid is to Morocco because it's nearby. You can go in Spanish and Portuguese islands as well at low price.

Madrid is safe and well served by transports and the transport card is not that expensive. The importante company to know is City Life because they take care of exchange students activities like trips. There are many bars, restaurants, parks, activities, monuments in Madrid.

Coliving / Shared House

600

In Chambéri

Website

Yes

Good but little expensive

Nothing

Never

Good

Gods

Classic Apartment

935 euros

Usera district – calm but lively, with many local shops. Avoid Lavapiés (unsafe, especially for girls).

https://www.spotahome.com/fr/madrid/for-rent:studios/356916

Yes, totally. Spotahome is reliable. Studio apartment, 28 m².

Rooftops: Picalagartos, Riu Plaza, Tavernier Clubs and bars by night: Monday: Fucking Monday (Shoko) Tuesday: Calle 365 Wednesday: FITZ Thursday: Icon / Bonded Friday: Tho Club / Kapital / Costa / Bule Bule Saturday: Tho Club / Opium / Candidose Restaurants: Italian: Beata Pasta / Bar Tomate Brunch: Zenith Tapas: Lateral / Don Benito Japanese: Tokami (all you can eat) Healthy & cafés: Honest Greens Fast food: Tacobell / Papizza / Popeyes

All classes are interesting with many choices. Exams are difficult: you must score at least 5/10 in every evaluation, not just the total average.

Registration is simple. Campus is small but has a nice cafeteria and vending machines. Professors are kind and approachable. Workload is heavy compared to other schools, with lots of homework. Class schedule is unusual (16h–21h), but it leaves mornings free. Campus is far from the city center: 1h commute (metro to Moncloa + 20 min bus). Arrive early for buses as they get full. 20% absences are allowed in each course.

I preferred to fully enjoy Madrid, but Valencia and other Spanish cities are popular among students.

Transport: Abono Joven pass for under 26s is only 8€/month and covers all of Madrid. Cabify is cheaper than taxis. Safety: very secure except Lavapiés. Cost of living: affordable, only housing is expensive. Beauty services (like nails) are much cheaper than in Paris. Weather: usually warm, but February is rainy . Food: Mercadona for groceries, La Sirena for frozen food (like Picard), Primaprix for cheap basics.

Feel free to ask me questions on Instagram. I have also has a detailed report about my exchange I can share.