Universidad Católica San Antonio
Murcia, Región de Murcia
Universidad Católica San Antonio is a private university founded in 1999, based in Murcia, with on-campus teaching. For the 2025-2026 academic year this site lists 34 of its degrees with official admission data, adding up to 5,721 new-entry places.
Of those who start a four-year degree, 56.9% graduate within four or five years. Four years after graduating, 60.1% of its graduates work in a university-level job, on an average gross salary of €33,826 a year.
At a glance
- Type
- Private · On-campus
- Estimated annual cost
- €7,200 – €18,200
- Degrees offered
- 34
- First-year places
- 5,721
- Official website
- Murcia, Región de Murcia
Admissions
- First-year places
- 5,721
- Degrees offered
- 34
What it costs
- Tuition, 60-credit year
- €3,950 – €14,200
- Room
- €140–€217/month
- Food
- ≈€181/month
- Undergraduates on a general grant
- 12.0%
- Average grant per recipient
- €4,016
€7,200 – €18,200
estimated annual cost*
tuition + 10 months of room and food
* Before administrative fees, school insurance and discounts for grants, large families or honours enrolment.
Academic outcomes
Research
- Bibliometric rank
- 39
- Bibliometrics is the statistical analysis of publications and citations to measure a university’s research impact.
- Publications among the world’s most-cited 10%
- 8.6%
- Publications among the world’s most-cited 1%
- 1.0%
- Citation impact (world average = 1)
- 1.01
- Publications 2020–2023
- 1,606
- Citations per publication
- 6.8
The bibliometric rank marks the position among the 57 Spanish universities with assessable output, ordered by their share of publications among the world’s most-cited 10% (fractional counting).
Student population
3,388
Start a bachelor’s each year
- Total enrolment
- 15,231
- Undergraduate students
- 12,264
- International studentsOf undergraduate students
- 14.4%
Student profile
Undergraduate enrolment, 2024-2025 academic year.
What happens after graduation
| Indicator | This university | Average in Spain |
|---|---|---|
| In graduate-level employmentContributing in a bracket that requires a degree; out of all graduates, in work or not | 60.1% | 48.0% |
| On a permanent contractOf those in work | 57.1% | 73.9% |
All figures are four years after graduating.
€33,826Average gross annual pay four years after finishing
Average across graduates in Spain: €32,219
It is the Social Security contribution base: gross pay, with legal caps at both ends.