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Universidad Europea de Canarias

La Orotava, Canarias

Universidad Europea de Canarias is a private university founded in 2010, based in La Orotava (Canarias), with on-campus teaching. For the 2025-2026 academic year this site lists 17 of its degrees with official admission data, adding up to 828 new-entry places.

Of those who start a four-year degree, 74.8% graduate within four or five years. Four years after graduating, 39.5% of its graduates work in a university-level job, on an average gross salary of €24,664 a year.

At a glance

Type
Private · On-campus
Estimated annual cost
€10,100 – €22,700
Degrees offered
17
First-year places
828

Admissions

Admission by its own criteriathe university runs its own process, with no single application deadline

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First-year places
828
Degrees offered
17

What it costs

Tuition, 60-credit year
€7,020 – €18,900
Room
€136–€204/month
Food
≈€172/month
Undergraduates on a general grant
13.2%
Average grant per recipient
€3,388

€10,100 – €22,700

estimated annual cost*

tuition + 10 months of room and food

* Before administrative fees, school insurance and discounts for grants, large families or honours enrolment.

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Academic outcomes

74.8%Finish a 4-year degree in four or five years
93.7%Credits passed over credits enrolled
15.9%Leave the degree they started

Research

Bibliometric rank
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Bibliometrics is the statistical analysis of publications and citations to measure a university’s research impact.
Publications 2020–2023
212
Citations per publication
11.9

No position in the bibliometric rank: the university does not reach the minimum publication volume the analysis requires, which orders the 57 Spanish universities with the largest output by their share of publications among the world’s most-cited 10%.

Student population

518

Start a bachelor’s each year

Total enrolment
2,387
Undergraduate students
1,503
International studentsOf undergraduate students
13.0%

Student profile

Women56.6%
Men43.4%

Spain87.0%
European Union8.4%
Other regions4.5%

Undergraduate enrolment, 2024-2025 academic year.

What happens after graduation

IndicatorThis universityAverage in Spain
In graduate-level employmentContributing in a bracket that requires a degree; out of all graduates, in work or not39.5%48.0%
On a permanent contractOf those in work89.5%73.9%

All figures are four years after graduating.

€24,664Average 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.

Degrees taught