How much it costs to study at Universidad Intercontinental de la Empresa
Santiago de Compostela, Galicia
Annual undergraduate tuition at Universidad Intercontinental de la Empresa costs between €10,800 and €11,400 depending on the degree you choose. It leaves out the administrative fees —enrolment file, student card, certificates— and the school insurance: each university charges them separately and they differ from one to another.
As you compare universities, look at the annual cost too: tuition plus housing and food. At Universidad Intercontinental de la Empresa it runs from €14,100 to €15,400 a year depending on the degree and the housing, with a room in a shared flat and the region’s average food spending; transport, books and personal expenses are left out, as they depend on each student.
With a general grant that annual cost drops to between €9,900 and €11,200. 6.3% of undergraduates receive one, worth €4,167 on average.
The cost of a full academic year
| Item | Amount | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition | €10,800 – €11,400depending on the degree | Price of a full year at first enrolment. |
| Room | €1,333 – €2,092depending on the town | Ten months of the academic year in a room in a shared flat. |
| Food | ≈€1,948 | Ten months at the average food spending per person in the region. |
| Estimated total | €14,100 – €15,400 | Before deducting any grant or aid. |
| Not included | ||
| Administrative fees | — | Opening your record, student card, certificates: each university charges them on top of tuition. |
| Books and transport | — | Books, equipment and travel: they change from one degree to another and with where you live. |
| Personal expenses | — | Clothes, going out, phone and everyday bills: they depend on each student’s lifestyle. |
Tuition
Price published by the university: what a full year costs in each degree.
| Degree | € / credit | Tuition |
|---|---|---|
| Grado en Administración de Negocios Digitales (campus A Coruña y Vigo) | €180 | €10,800 |
| Grado en Administración y Dirección de Empresas (campus A Coruña y Vigo) | €180 | €10,800 |
| Grado en Derecho (campus A Coruña y Vigo) | €180 | €10,800 |
| Grado en Ingeniería de la Empresa (campus A Coruña y Vigo) | €190 | €11,400 |
| Grado en Ingeniería en Sistemas Inteligentes (campus A Coruña y Vigo) | €190 | €11,400 |
| Grado en Psicología (campus A Coruña y Vigo) | €180 | €10,800 |
Housing and food
Renting in Santiago de Compostela costs 13% less than in the median university city, with a typical flat (79 m²) around the norm (81 m²). Prices come from contracts signed in 2024, so today’s listings usually ask for a bit more.
- Median rent of the typical flat (Santiago de Compostela)
- €500/monthrents declared in 2024
- Range between the 25th and 75th percentiles
- €400–€628/month
- Median size of the typical flat
- 79 m²
- Estimated room (rent ÷ 3 people)
- €133–€209/month
- Food spending per person (Galicia)
- €195/monthSpanish average: €179/month · 2023
Grants and aid
General grants also reach private universities, but with a caveat that changes the reading: they cover tuition only up to the equivalent public price, not the university’s actual fees.
6.3% of undergraduates held a general grant in the 2023-2024 academic year — below the Spanish average of 19.9% — with an average grant of €4,167 per recipient (Spanish average: €3,953). The share of grant holders mostly reflects the income profile of the student body.
- Undergraduates on a general grant
- 6.3%Spanish average: 19.9%
- Average grant per recipient
- €4,167Spanish average: €3,953