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Universidad San Jorge

Universidad San Jorge

Spain

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About

Universidad San Jorge (USJ) is a private university located near Zaragoza, Spain, known for its practical, hands-on approach and strong ties to the professional world. It excels in fields such as Communication, Health Sciences, Architecture, and Business Administration, emphasizing small class sizes and personalized attention. For international students, USJ offers a welcoming environment with dedicated support from its International Relations Office, assisting with admissions, accommodation, and integration into Spanish life. The university provides some English-taught programs and various exchange opportunities, making it accessible to a diverse student body. A distinctive characteristic is its commitment to fostering a close-knit community and ensuring a high level of student-faculty interaction.

Quick facts

Country
Spain
City
Zaragoza
Type
Private
Bachelor's & master's students
3,084 (2021/22)
Source: ETER (CC BY 4.0)
From abroad
14.8% (2021/22)
Source: ETER (CC BY 4.0)
Website
usj.es

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