Bachelors of Dentistry in Spain (English) - UCAM, CEU, UEM, UIC

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I’m currently in y13 (A-level) and have applied to CEU San Pablo, UE Madrid, UIC Barcelona, and UCAM for bachelors in dentistry in English - can anyone who is studying there/has information share anything about the universities, facilities, accommodation, student life, entrance exams/interviews and how to prepare (there’s not much info on this on their websites), and anything extra that comes to mind? It would be really appreciated!

Reply 1

Hailas

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by Elzaabsva

I’m currently in y13 (A-level) and have applied to CEU San Pablo, UE Madrid, UIC Barcelona, and UCAM for bachelors in dentistry in English - can anyone who is studying there/has information share anything about the universities, facilities, accommodation, student life, entrance exams/interviews and how to prepare (there’s not much info on this on their websites), and anything extra that comes to mind? It would be really appreciated!

I have applied for UCAM and have a conditional offer.

Reply 2

Dent94

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by Hailas

I have applied for UCAM and have a conditional offer.

Did you apply directly to the uni or through an agent?
Why UCAM? there’s not much info on the uni

Is it gdc recognised?

Reply 3

CherryAnn

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Original post

by Elzaabsva

I’m currently in y13 (A-level) and have applied to CEU San Pablo, UE Madrid, UIC Barcelona, and UCAM for bachelors in dentistry in English - can anyone who is studying there/has information share anything about the universities, facilities, accommodation, student life, entrance exams/interviews and how to prepare (there’s not much info on this on their websites), and anything extra that comes to mind? It would be really appreciated!

hi how did you apply? directly or via agency

Reply 4

CherryAnn

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Original post

by Elzaabsva

I’m currently in y13 (A-level) and have applied to CEU San Pablo, UE Madrid, UIC Barcelona, and UCAM for bachelors in dentistry in English - can anyone who is studying there/has information share anything about the universities, facilities, accommodation, student life, entrance exams/interviews and how to prepare (there’s not much info on this on their websites), and anything extra that comes to mind? It would be really appreciated!

Hi did you apply directly or use and agency?

Reply 5

CherryAnn

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by Hailas

I have applied for UCAM and have a conditional offer.

can you advise on the application process please? and is this for 2025 entry?

Reply 6

f7ewtr7ft

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by CherryAnn

can you advise on the application process please? and is this for 2025 entry?

Hi, I’ve seen that UCAM for 2025 entry is full, have you applied? Or did you apply elsewhere?

Reply 7

Hailas

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by Elzaabsva

I’m currently in y13 (A-level) and have applied to CEU San Pablo, UE Madrid, UIC Barcelona, and UCAM for bachelors in dentistry in English - can anyone who is studying there/has information share anything about the universities, facilities, accommodation, student life, entrance exams/interviews and how to prepare (there’s not much info on this on their websites), and anything extra that comes to mind? It would be really appreciated!

Hi, I'm looking at ucam and now looking for accommodation. Interested to know if anyone knows the best place to stay.

Reply 8

Hailas

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by Dent94

Did you apply directly to the uni or through an agent?
Why UCAM? there’s not much info on the uni
Is it gdc recognised?

It's gdc recognised. I applied through a future star. Have you applied

Reply 9

nala2345

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I want to get into UEM (or any dental school in Spain rlly) but does anyone know alternative ways to pay for it all? Tuition alone comes to £24k and that doesn’t include living costs. There are no scholarships or bursaries abroad.

Are bank loans a good option?
Any ideas anyone??

Reply 10

nala2345

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by nala2345

I want to get into UEM (or any dental school in Spain rlly) but does anyone know alternative ways to pay for it all? Tuition alone comes to £24k and that doesn’t include living costs. There are no scholarships or bursaries abroad.
Are bank loans a good option?
Any ideas anyone??

I’m from London btw and I am German (nationality)

Reply 11

Elzaabsva

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by CherryAnn

Hi did you apply directly or use and agency?

I applied directly through the website where they will keep you in contact with the university’s application agent

Reply 12

Elzaabsva

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Original post

by CherryAnn

hi how did you apply? directly or via agency

I applied directly through the website where they will keep you in contact with the university’s application agent

Reply 13

Elzaabsva

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Original post

by nala2345

I want to get into UEM (or any dental school in Spain rlly) but does anyone know alternative ways to pay for it all? Tuition alone comes to £24k and that doesn’t include living costs. There are no scholarships or bursaries abroad.
Are bank loans a good option?
Any ideas anyone??

I’ve applied and paid my reservation fee, they gave options for payments, either one payment annually or monthly payments decided by the university

Reply 14

Elzaabsva

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by CherryAnn

can you advise on the application process please? and is this for 2025 entry?

I applied too they just ask for documents and then an interview, that’s pretty much it, the documents include your academic transcript converted to Spanish system, letter of motivation, then your legal docs

Reply 15

nala2345

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What’s the best uni in Spain or is there virtually no difference?

Reply 16

Elzaabsva

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by nala2345

What’s the best uni in Spain or is there virtually no difference?

For dentistry I think UIC Barcelona and UEM are the best, UIC is ranked 46th in the world for dentistry but I couldn’t find anything for UEM, I ended up picking UEM because of campus and accommodation convenience since they’re both pretty good unis regardless

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f7ewtr7ft

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by Elzaabsva

I applied too they just ask for documents and then an interview, that’s pretty much it, the documents include your academic transcript converted to Spanish system, letter of motivation, then your legal docs

can i ask, what was the interview like? what type of questions did they ask?

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Elzaabsva

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by f7ewtr7ft

can i ask, what was the interview like? what type of questions did they ask?

They just ask you to introduce yourself and talk about what interested you in dentistry, and if you have any family in dentistry. That’s all I can recall off the top of my head but it was just 10-15 mins long and they inform you about the course and language requirements.