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How much it costs to study at Universidad Loyola Andalucía

Dos Hermanas, Andalucía

Annual undergraduate tuition at Universidad Loyola Andalucía costs between €7,260 and €14,640 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 Loyola Andalucía it runs from €10,500 to €18,700 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 €6,500 and €14,700. 8.8% of undergraduates receive one, worth €3,957 on average.

The cost of a full academic year

Tuition€7,260 – €14,640depending on the degreePrice of a full year at first enrolment.
Room€1,567 – €2,310depending on the townTen months of the academic year in a room in a shared flat.
Food≈€1,703Ten months at the average food spending per person in the region.
Estimated total€10,500 – €18,700Before 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 credit costs in each degree and what a 60-credit year adds up to.

Degree€ / creditTuition for the year (× 60 ECTS)
Grado en Administración y Dirección de Empresas€130€7,800
Grado en Administración y Dirección de Empresas (bilingüe)€130€7,800
Grado en Artes Escénicas y Cinematográficas€130€7,800
Grado en Biotecnología€154€9,240
Grado en Ciencias de la Actividad Física y del Deporte€154€9,240
Grado en Comunicación Audiovisual€130€7,800
Grado en Creación de Videojuegos y Animación Digital€154€9,240
Grado en Creación y Producción Musical€130€7,800
Grado en Criminología€130€7,800
Grado en Datos y Analítica de Negocio€130€7,800
Grado en Derecho€130€7,800
Grado en Economía€130€7,800
Grado en Educación Infantil€121€7,260
Grado en Educación Primaria€121€7,260
Grado en Enfermería€192€11,520
Grado en Farmacia€154€9,240
Grado en Fisioterapia€192€11,520
Grado en Ingeniería Aeroespacial€154€9,240
Grado en Ingeniería Biomédica€154€9,240
Grado en Ingeniería de las Tecnologías Industriales€154€9,240
Grado en Ingeniería de Organización Industrial€154€9,240
Grado en Ingeniería del Software€154€9,240
Grado en Ingeniería Informática y Tecnologías Virtuales€154€9,240
Grado en Ingeniería Mecatrónica y Robótica€154€9,240
Grado en Matemática Aplicada€130€7,800
Grado en Medicina€244€14,640
Grado en Nutrición Humana y Dietética€154€9,240
Grado en Periodismo y Medios Digitales€130€7,800
Grado en Psicología€130€7,800
Grado en Publicidad y Marketing Digital€130€7,800
Grado en Relaciones Internacionales€130€7,800

Housing and food

Renting in Dos Hermanas costs 3% less than in the median university city, with a typical flat (82 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 (Dos Hermanas)
€556/monthrents declared in 2024
Range between the 25th and 75th percentiles
€470–€693/month
Median size of the typical flat
82 m²
Estimated room (rent ÷ 3 people)
€157–€231/month
Food spending per person (Andalucía)
€170/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.

8.8% of undergraduates held a general grant in the 2023-2024 academic year — below the Spanish average of 19.9% — with an average grant of €3,957 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
8.8%Spanish average: 19.9%
Average grant per recipient
€3,957Spanish average: €3,953

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