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How much it costs to study at Universidad Pública de Navarra

Pamplona, Navarra

Annual undergraduate tuition at Universidad Pública de Navarra costs between €906 and €1,283 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 Pública de Navarra it runs from €4,700 to €5,900 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 €1,400 and €2,600. 13.7% of undergraduates receive one, worth €3,293 on average.

The cost of a full academic year

Tuition€906 – €1,283depending on the degreePrice of a full year at first enrolment.
Room€1,828 – €2,659depending on the townTen months of the academic year in a room in a shared flat.
Food≈€1,979Ten months at the average food spending per person in the region.
Estimated total€4,700 – €5,900Before 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 and expenses

The price per credit is set by the regional government of Navarra, not by the university, and each degree pays the lab-cost band its 2025-2026 decree assigns it: see each degree’s exact price.

Lab-cost band€ / creditTuition for the year (× 60 ECTS)
Band 1€21.38€1,283
Band 2€15.10€906

Housing and food

Renting in Pamplona costs 16% more than in the median university city, with a typical flat (85 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 (Pamplona)
€665/monthrents declared in 2024
Range between the 25th and 75th percentiles
€548–€798/month
Median size of the typical flat
85 m²
Estimated room (rent ÷ 3 people)
€183–€266/month
Food spending per person (Navarra)
€198/monthSpanish average: €179/month · 2023

Grants and aid

General grants are awarded by family-income thresholds: they cover tuition and add fixed and variable amounts depending on income and residence.

13.7% of undergraduates held a general grant in the 2023-2024 academic year — below the Spanish average of 19.9% — with an average grant of €3,293 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
13.7%Spanish average: 19.9%
Average grant per recipient
€3,293Spanish average: €3,953

See tuition fees at every university in Spain