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Office of Admission /// Avenida del Valle 34 /// Madrid, Spain 28003

The Madrid Campus offers the following degree programs:

spain.slu.edu/admissions/scholarships.html Learn more at

Phone: 91 554 58 58admissions-madrid@slu.edu

Questions? Please contact us!

Find out more about the flexible, international academic programs

at the Madrid Campus online at spain.slu.edu/academics.

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INVEST IN your futureYour education is the most important investment that you will ever make.

Nothing else will shape your future as much as the degree you earn at

Saint Louis University.

The Madrid Campus offers financial aid to more than half of its students.

If you are looking to begin your university studies or transfer to SLU from

another institution, you will be considered for a Madrid Campus merit-based

scholarship upon application. If you are a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident,

you are also eligible to apply for U.S. federal financial aid through FAFSA.

All students are eligible for administrative support scholarships. In addition

to reducing tuition fees, these scholarships give you professional experience

through collaboration with administrative offices on campus, such as

Admissions, Finance, Information Technology, Marketing and Communications,

the Library and Student Life.

ADMISSION & FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION

Madrid

B.S. in Business Administration: Economics Concentration B.S. in Business Administration: International Business ConcentrationB.A. in Art HistoryB.A. in Communication: International EmphasisB.A. in EconomicsB.A. in English (one semester at the St. Louis Campus)B.A. in History (one semester at the St. Louis Campus)B.A. in International Studies (as a second major)B.A. in Political Science: International Relations ConcentrationB.A. in PsychologyB.A. in Spanish

M.A. in SpanishM.A. in English

Minors and Special ProgramsArt HistoryBusiness Administration CertificateCommunicationComputer ScienceEnvironmental ScienceEconomicsEnglishEnglish as a Second LanguageHistoryHonorsIbero-American StudiesMathematicsModern Languages and Intercultural CommunicationPhilosophyPolitical SciencePsychologySpanishStudio ArtWomen’s and Gender Studies

The Madrid Campus enables you to complete requirements for all Saint Louis University’s nearly 100 degree programs. Students pursuing degrees in Aviation Science, Computer Science, Engineering, Nursing, or Psychology, for example, begin their studies in Madrid and then transfer to St. Louis to complete their degrees.

Accounting Aerospace Engineering African American StudiesAmerican StudiesAnthropologyArabic Art HistoryAthletic Training Aviation (Global) with Concentration in Flight Science-Professional Pilot BiochemistryBioelectronicsBiology Biomedical Engineering Business AdministrationChemical Engineering Chemistry Civil Engineering Classical HumanitiesCommunicationCommunication Sciences and DisordesComputer Engineering Computer Science Criminal JusticeEconomicsElectrical Engineering EngineeringEnglishEntrepreneurship Environmental ScienceFinance Flight ScienceFrench GeologyGeophysicsGermanGreek and Latin Language and LiteratureHealth SciencesHistoryHuman Resource ManagementInformation Technology Management International Business International StudiesLatin American StudiesLeadership and Change Management ManagementMarketing Mathematics Mechanical EngineeringMeteorologyMusicNursingPhilosophyPhysics Political Science Pre-LawPsychologyPublic HealthSociologySpanishSports BusinessStudio ArtTheatreTheological StudiesWomen’s and Gender Studies

APPLY today

The Office of Admission is looking forward to reviewing your application to

Saint Louis University - Madrid Campus. All applicants are considered for

merit-based awards when their applications are reviewed for admission. In

addition to your high school or university transcripts, the Office of Admission

reviews your academic profile, university entrance exam scores, leadership

involvement, extra-curricular activities, community service, letters of

recommendation, personal essay and other materials you wish to include to

support your application.

APPLY ONLINE AT

apply.madrid.slu.edu

YOUR EDUCATION IN MadridIf you are looking for an exciting international program at a

prestigious U.S. university, the Madrid Campus is for you.

Saint Louis University offers more than 100 academic programs, many

of which are highly ranked by U.S. World & News Report and various

international organizations. All of the programs are challenging and

relevant in today’s world.

The University was founded on the Jesuit tradition of “educating the

whole person.” You will complete a core of liberal arts courses in addition

to your main subject of study. As a result, you will come to think about

the world in a different way. You will also develop a strong base for

solving problems and thinking critically, skills essential for your future.

You may have already decided upon a degree program: engineering,

business or international relations, for example. Sample plans of study

are available on-line. AP, Cambridge A-levels, SAT II and IB credits can

fulfill degree requirements, as can courses taken at other universities:

your hard work elsewhere will give you a head start at the Madrid

Campus.

Not sure what major to pursue? Torn between economics or physics,

philosophy or math, music or business? You can design the program

you want, focusing on one area or bridging multiple disciplines. The

liberal arts structure of degrees enables you to explore subjects before

choosing a program.

Faculty and staff will help you with these important decisions; they

are 100% committed to you as a student. They will reach out to you

before you arrive, meet with you during orientation and be there for you

throughout your studies. The Madrid Campus pledges to provide you

with the advice and resources you need to choose a career, find an

exciting internship, write a senior thesis, get into graduate school or land

your first job.

Finally, as a SLU graduate, you are connected to over 118,956 alumni

living around the world - more than 1,800 in Spain. You will become part

of this international community of leaders who attribute their success, as

you will too, to the formation they received at Saint Louis University.

DISCOVER MadridExperience life in a bustling European city as a Saint Louis University student!

The vibrant capital of Spain, Madrid, is home to some of the world’s finest museums, palaces and monuments. Gorgeous fountains with their

splashing waters can be found at the intersections of the city’s grand, tree-lined avenues. Madrid’s beautiful parks are ideal for weekend

picnics or morning runs. Boutiques, tapas restaurants and dance clubs crowd together in what once used to be medieval alleyways. In

Madrid, the old world meets twenty-first-century elegance.

You can see the world’s top soccer teams in action in Madrid. The city is also home to an incredible music scene, from jazz to the classics.

You can dine out on traditional Spanish cuisine as well as sushi or the latest fusion fare. You can wander through open air markets, see the

latest box office hit at the theater, relax in the shade at a café, or stay up late dancing at a street festival.

The Madrid Campus is located in a safe, quiet neighborhood, within minutes of the city’s excitement. You’ll find that you will quickly feel at

home in our newly renovated, historically protected buildings, as well as the whole city of Madrid. Students live with Spanish families,

in student residences, or find their own apartments all over the city.

YGLOBAL FUTUREOUR

Students share what being

a Billiken means at beabilliken.com.

CHAIFETZ ARENA, MISSOURICLASS IN MISSOURI

SAN IGNACIO HALL

GO global

Are you ready to meet the world? Saint Louis University will

expand your cultural horizons.

Your experience of studying on two continents will be invaluable. Not

only does it imply language acquisition, but you’ll have extensive

exposure to different cultures, too. The Madrid Campus welcomes

students from the United States, Spain, and over 65 other countries.

Studying in such a diverse environment with people from cultures

other than your own will benefit you greatly in an ever-expanding

global community and workplace.

MAKE A difference

Saint Louis University aims to educate the whole person – mind, body

and spirit – with the goal of forming “men and women for others.”

The Madrid Campus welcomes students of all faiths and religious

traditions. Campus Ministry offers you opportunities to strengthen

and explore your spirituality through retreats, Bible study, local service

opportunities, mission trips, prayer and faith-sharing groups, and other

activities that help you integrate your faith into your life in an informed

way.

Students like you, with their commitment to social justice and earnest

desire to make the world a better place, are what make Saint Louis

University an extraordinary and exciting community. Extensive outreach

and service programs give you the opportunity to grow as an individual,

who is deeply committed to others.

GET involved

After class, pursue your passions through engaging in extracurricular

activities both on and off campus.

At the Madrid Campus, you can compete in league soccer, debate current

events, or bring Shakespeare to life on stage. You can play basketball,

soccer, volleyball, tennis, and 20 other sports — a great way to meet

Spanish people and get to know Madrid.

You can hike, ski or even kayak in the nearby Guadarrama mountains.

You can also learn how to play the classical guitar or dance flamenco.

Students at the Madrid Campus publish poetry, put on art shows, and

perform in musical concerts. They are actively engaged in clubs and

organizations on campus and across the city, including the Student

Government Association, the Campus Ambassador Program, Model U.N.,

the Human Rights Club, and more.

DO YOU like to travel ?

SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY-MADRID RANKINGS, FACTS AND FIGURES

The U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges”

ranks SLU among the top 35% of all 281 national research

universities.

In 2013, Washington Monthly ranked SLU fourth in the

nation for most community service done, more than one

million hours, by its students. SLU has also been named

to the President’s Higher Education Community Service

Honor Roll for six consecutive years.

The Princeton Review lists SLU among the nation’s top

schools for undergraduate education in its 2014 “Best 378

Colleges” guidebook, which recognizes only 15 percent of

all four-year colleges in the nation.

SLU is one of only seven Catholic universities classified as

RU/H: Research Universities (high research activity) by the

Carnegie Foundation. In fiscal-year 2013, SLU’s research

funds totaled $53.1 million.

The most recent edition of Barron’s Best Buys in College

Education lists SLU as one of 220 colleges and universities

that provide “a first-rate education at an affordable price.”

In the publication, Barron’s calls SLU an “urban research

university that refuses to act like one, caring for each

individual as a total person and drawing its undergraduates

into the life of the surrounding community.”

FOUNDED: 1967

LOCATIONS: Madrid, Spain

and St. Louis, Missouri

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS: 675

GRADUATE STUDENTS: 75

STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO: 11-1

AVERAGE CLASS SIZE: 15

GEOGRAPHIC DIVERSITY: 50% U.S., 20%

Spain and 30% from over 65 countries

FACULTY EXCELLENCE: 110 (100% of full-

time faculty hold terminal degrees; 70% of all

teaching faculty hold terminal degrees.)

MASCOT: Billiken

Whether on your own or with the University, you will be able to experience Spain, the rest of Europe, and

beyond with the Madrid Campus as your home base.

• Many academic courses incorporate study trips to destinations in Spain and the rest of Europe to

enhance your understanding of concepts explored in the classroom.

• The Office of Student Life sponsors day and weekend excursions and can provide you with insider’s

advice if you’d prefer to explore on your own.

• Madrid’s Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport, connected to the city by metro, makes it easy to take

direct flights to cities all over Europe and beyond: Paris, London, Athens, Marrakech, and more.

Colleges and universities across the United States have their own mascots, which are

symbols of good luck for sports teams and an ambassador of goodwill for the school.

The Billiken’s connection to Saint Louis University is linked to the early twentieth-century

craze for college football. Sportswriters thought SLU’s football coach, John Bender, who took

over the team in 1910, bore a striking resemblance to an impish cartoon character that was a

national sensation at the time. Thus, they dubbed the football team, “Bender’s Billikens.” The

public took up the moniker, and it soon became the official nickname of all SLU athletic teams

as well as all SLU students.

To be a Billiken means to embrace the entire Saint Louis University experience.

You will not only be a student, but a member of the University

community. You will be a volunteer, a collaborator,

and a leader. You will be prepared and

professional. Most of all, you will be

yourself: unique.

SLU’S ICONIC MASCOT the Billiken

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You can learn about the different activities offered on our

campus at spain.slu.edu/student_life/activities.html