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Current Saint Louis University students from the St. Louis campus who wish to study abroad in Madrid must speak with the Office of International Services and apply through the SLU study abroad program portal.

How It Works

If you're interested in studying at SLU-Madrid, you should first talk with your home university's study abroad office to discuss how credits earned at SLU-Madrid can count towards your degree and to see if a partnership exists. If so, follow your study abroad office's instructions on how to apply — you may not need to fill out a SLU-Madrid application.

If your university does not have an existing partnership: 

1. Review our application deadlines and complete any study abroad requirements at your home institution.  
2. Check the expiration date on your passport to make sure it will be valid for a minimum of six months after the program end date. If it expires sooner or has already expired, renew your passport now. Important: a valid passport is a requirement to study abroad and to pay your confirmation fee
3. Fill out our application, including the 250-word essay component. 
4. Request that your home university send your official transcript to admdocs-madrid@slu.edu. Your advisor will be sent our study abroad authorization form via email. Their authorization is needed before we review your application.  
5. Keep an eye on your inbox for updates. Once admitted to SLU-Madrid, you'll receive an admission email with the link to confirm enrollment, plus other important pre-departure information.  

Deadlines

The deadlines below reflect a complete application in which all supporting documentation has been received. 

Deadlines for non-Saint Louis University applicants who require a Spanish student visa:

• Fall: May 1  
• Fall and Spring (academic year): March 1
• Spring: Sept. 1  
• Summer Sessions: March 1 

Deadlines for non-Saint Louis University applicants who don't require a Spanish student visa:

• Fall: Aug. 1  
• Spring: Dec. 1  
• Summer Sessions: April 15 

Your freshman year will likely be your first time living away from home. Instead of crossing county or state lines, we dare you to cross the pond. For those looking for a unique start to their college career, SLU-Madrid allows you to earn college credits in English while studying in Spain. 

How It Works

1. Browse our Course Descriptions page and search the to see which are offered during your preferred semester(s). To confirm which classes can transfer back to a U.S. university you plan to attend your sophomore year, consult with that university about their degree requirements and course equivalencies. 
2. Chat with a current student to learn more about Madrid. Our degree-seeking students will be happy to help you discover life as a student in Madrid! (school term only).
3. hosted by admissions staff to discuss any questions you have. 
4. Check the expiration date on your passport to make sure it will be valid for a minimum of six months after the program's end date. If it expires sooner or has already expired, renew your passport now. Important: a valid passport is required to study abroad and to pay your confirmation fee.
5. Apply as a "first-year student" via the . Note application deadlines! 
6. Confirm your enrollment. 

For more information, contact the Office of 91ÖÆƬ³§s at studyabroad-madrid@slu.edu or at (+34) 91 554 58 58.