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Universidad Católica de Valencia

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Valencia is Spain’s third-largest city and offers a vibrant lifestyle with all the amenities you could need. Beyond its lively atmosphere, Valencia is also an affordable place to live compared to many other European cities. Known for its safety, stunning beaches, rich cultural heritage, efficient public transport, and high quality of life, it’s an ideal destination for students

Accommodation and Residences

Finding suitable accommodation is an important part of your experience, and we are here to assist you. At UCV, we provide guidance and support to international students in securing comfortable housing in Valencia

UCV Sagrado Corazón Women’s Residence

A female-only residence with 35 single rooms, full board, communal areas, sports facilities, and more.

Other Options

We also work with independent student residences and agencies that offer shared flats across the city, with special discounts available exclusively for UCV students.

For further details, please click here

Getting Around Valencia

How to get from Valencia Airport to the city centre:

Taxi: Taxi ranks are located on Level 0 (arrivals). Approximate fare: €30 (night rates may be higher)

Ridesharing apps: Uber, Cabify, FreeNow

Metro and Tram: The subway station is located on Level -1 of the airport. Fare: €5 (Zone ABC)

Getting around the city:

Public transport and bicycles are the most convenient ways to navigate the city centre. Here are some useful options:

Work While You Study

International students in Spain may work part-time for up to 20 hours per week during term time, subject to obtaining a work permit linked to their student visa. This opportunity enables you to gain valuable professional experience, enhance your Spanish language skills, and help cover living costs.

For more information, please contact the Spanish embassy or consulate in your home country.