English teaching universities in spain

Univ. de Valencia

• Location
• Valencia campus is in the heart of a historical city with more than 1,000 years of history. The University’s central location offers students an easy access to all that Valencia has to offer.
• Ranking
• The University of Valencia is one of the oldest universities in Spain and among the best universities in Europe. It was founded in 1499 and it is currently ranked as one of the top 500 universities in the world, according to QS World University Rankings.
• Recognition
• The University of Valencia English Language and Culture Master degree program offers two master degrees-English Language Teaching Methodology (both on-campus and online) and English Culture Studies(on-campus only). Both master degrees have been accredited by AQU (Agencia de Calidad Universitaria de la Comunidad Valenciana), an accreditation system for Spanish universities.
• Courses available:
• Please visit their website for a list of courses offered at http://www.uv.es/college/en/mastersdegree/master_language_culturestudies_english_-_certified_online_.html

Univ. de Barcelona

If you’re looking for a university that’s always been on the cutting edge of teaching English, with a long history of language courses, look no further. Founded in 1450, The University of Barcelona has been around for centuries, and was one of the first places to teach English as a foreign language.

Barcelona is also one of the most beautiful and historical cities in Europe. The architecture alone can take your breath away! Between amazing food and vibrant nightlife, there is never a shortage of fun things to do when you’re not in class at UB learning English. Plus there’s the beach! Imagine yourself studying abroad while walking along La Barceloneta or taking a dip in the Mediterranean Sea!

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Univ. de Malaga

The highest ranked TEFL university in Spain is Universidad de Malaga, followed by Universidad de Valencia, Universidad de Barcelona, Universidad de Sevilla, and

Universidad de Alicante. These five universities are the only ones to offer English teaching programs in the top 500 world universities. Some other notable names include

Universidad de Cadiz, Universidad de Zaragoza, and Universidad de Granada.

Univ. de Sevilla

Seville is the capital of the province of Seville and the autonomous community of Andalusia. It is located at 37° 23′ N,5° 59′ W, on the Guadalquivir River. The city has a population of about 700,000 inhabitants (2007), and a metropolitan area of 1,500,000 inhabitants (2005). Seville is the fourth largest Spanish city and the 30th most populous municipality in the European Union. In its metropolitan area, Seville is one of southern Spain’s largest cities with a population ranking second behind only Cádiz in Andalucía (Andalusia). It is also the most populous and important city after Madrid in central-western Spain.

Univ. de Alicante

University of Alicante

The University of Alicante is a public university located in the city of Alicante, Spain. Founded in 1979, it offers over 120 undergraduate degrees and 300 postgraduate programs under the faculties of Sciences and Technology; Arts; Social Sciences and Law; Education, Sports Science and Health Science; Business Science and Tourism; Experimental Sciences; Language Studies and Humanities; Nursing and Health Sciences, Communication.

Univ. de Cadiz

University of Cadiz is located in the autonomous community of Andalusia, Spain. Founded in 1979, it is one of two universities in the province of Cadiz. The University is known for its studies in marine sciences, environment and tourism. It has three faculties, a business school and about 10,000 students.

Univ. de Zaragoza

• Location: Zaragoza, Spain
• Students: 11,000
• Recognized programs: Medicine and engineering
• Year founded: 1542
• Ranking: 692nd in the world by QS World University Rankings (2020)
• Website: www.unizar.es

Univ. de Granada

The University of Granada is the oldest and most famous university in Spain. Founded in 1531, it has a long tradition of academic excellence. The university has a strong focus on internationalization and its students are recognized for their industriousness, as well as their critical thinking and research skills. In 2014, the university came in at number 2 on U.S. News & World Report’s list of the world’s best universities. It was also ranked top for Spanish students looking to study abroad by the prestigious QS World University Rankings system (for 2015). It is Spain’s leading center for higher learning with more than 80,000 students enrolled across over 70 departments which cover all areas of knowledge. The university offers programs in English and many other languages, including Arabic and Chinese.

UdG offers a wide range of English language courses to help you improve your English skills while studying various subjects taught at the University of Granada: art history, economics, business administration, engineering and social sciences among others. “English Language Summer Courses” are held every year in July with six different levels available (from beginner to advanced).

Complutense University of Madrid

The Complutense University of Madrid, though not as well known to Americans as the bigger universities on this list like the University of Salamanca and Autonomous University of Madrid, is considered the oldest university in Spain. Founded in 1293 in Alcalá de Henares (about 30 minutes outside of present-day Madrid), it’s now located in the heart of Madrid. If you want to study abroad at a school that has just about everything, then this is a great choice for you.

Polytechnic University of Madrid

Located in Madrid, the Polytechnic University is a university with a great deal of prestige and one where English teaching jobs are possible. Founded in 1971, they are ranked among the top 100 universities in the world. They are known for their engineering and architecture programs and only 2.4% of applicants were admitted to this college last year.

These are the most prestigious universities for english teaching in spain

The universities of Valencia, Barcelona, Malaga, Sevilla and Alicante are among the most prestigious in Europe for English teaching. So are the universities of Cadiz, Zaragoza and Granada. The Complutense University of Madrid and the Polytechnic University of Madrid are also very popular with Spanish students wanting to learn English.

Good luck on your quest for an English teaching job in Spain!