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Master’s Degree in Bilingual Education at Universidad Nebrija

Empowering Educators for a Multilingual World


Program Overview



The Master’s Degree in Bilingual Education at Universidad Nebrija is a one-year official postgraduate program tailored for educators aiming to excel in bilingual (Spanish-English) teaching environments. The program focuses on developing methodological and didactic competencies essential for bilingual instruction in both primary and secondary education settings.

  • Duration: 1 academic year (60 ECTS credits)

  • Language of Instruction: 100% English

  • Mode: On-campus (Madrid)

  • Internships: Professional internships in bilingual educational centers across Spain and abroad. Prior professional experience may be considered for internship validation.


Tuition and Fees

The financial investment for the program is structured as follows:

  • Pre-reservation Fee: €800

  • Reservation Fee: €800

  • Monthly Installments: €360 over 10 months

  • Total Tuition: €5,200 



Scholarships and Financial Aid

Universidad Nebrija offers various scholarships and financial aid options to support students:

  • Nebrija Scholarships: Available for official undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. Applicants must complete university admission tests prior to applying.

  • External Scholarships: Students from Latin America may be eligible for scholarships such as the Fundación Beca Scholarships, which require a minimum average of 8/10 in previous studies.

    1. OIJ Scholarships: Up to 100 scholarships covering 50% of tuition for postgraduate students from Ibero-American countries.
    2. ICETEX Agreement (Colombia): 150 exemptions covering 50% of tuition for Colombian professionals.
    3. MESCyT Agreement (Dominican Republic): Scholarships with up to 40% tuition discount for eligible students.


    Note    : Scholarships are competitive and subject to specific eligibility criteria. Applicants are encouraged to review each option carefully and apply accordingly.


Admission Requirements

To apply, candidates typically must meet the following criteria:

  • Academic Qualifications: A Bachelor’s degree in Education, Languages, Philology, or a related field.

  • English Proficiency: Proof of English proficiency at a B2 level (CEFR) proven via TOEFL, IELTS, or a university language test.

  • Academic transcript with a GPA generally above 3.7/5.0 (if coming from Latin American universities).

  • Admission Process:

    • Completion of university admission tests.

    • A personal interview.

    • Assessment of academic documentation by the Admissions Committee. 



How to Apply

The application process involves the following steps:

  1. Online Application: Submit your application through the Nebrija University International Programmes Office

  2. Documentation:

    • Photocopy of your passport.

    • Academic transcript.

    • Medical insurance valid in Spain.

    • Official certificate of B2 level English proficiency. 

  3. Admission Tests: Complete the required admission tests and personal interview.

  4. Scholarship Application: If applicable, apply for scholarships concurrently with your admission application. Apply separately via OIJ, ICETEX, or other platforms.

International applicants can also apply through Nebrija's offices or representatives abroad.




Why Choose Universidad Nebrija?

  • Innovative Curriculum: The program offers a multidisciplinary education with a modern curriculum that aligns with current trends and methodologies in bilingual education. 

  • International Exposure: With classes taught entirely in English and internships available abroad, students gain valuable international experience.

  • Career Advancement: Graduates receive extra points on Spanish public exams for teachers, enhancing employment prospects.

  • Location: Situated in Madrid, students benefit from a vibrant cultural and educational environment.



Choosing the Master’s Degree in Bilingual Education at Universidad Nebrija means investing in a future where education crosses linguistic and cultural boundaries. With a globally focused curriculum, experienced faculty, real-world internships, and a vibrant learning environment in the heart of Madrid, this program is ideal for aspiring educators ready to lead in bilingual classrooms. Whether you're passionate about teaching, advancing your career, or experiencing life in Spain, Nebrija offers the perfect platform to grow both personally and professionally.

Start your journey at Nebrija — where languages open doors and education transforms lives.









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