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STUDENT ACCOMMODATION IN MADRID

Madrid: where something’s always happening — and studying is just part of the plan.

Our latest building: Oria is opening in September 2026.

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Student accommodation
in Madrid

Madrid. The city of sunny terraces, rooftop sunsets, and a new Vita Student residence in the north — where the city is growing and reinventing itself.

Studying in Madrid means soaking up history while living to the beat of a capital that never stands still. Prestigious universities, a nonstop cultural scene, and an international community that makes you feel at home from day one all come together here. Because the saying, “If you live in Madrid, you’re already from Madrid,” isn’t just a phrase.

From the art at the Prado and Reina Sofía museums, to football at the Bernabéu, Sundays at El Rastro, and the vibrant neighborhoods of Malasaña, Chamberí, and Lavapiés, Madrid blends tradition and modern life like few cities can. All with a warm, open, and social vibe that makes it an unforgettable place to start your university journey.

Your adventure in Madrid begins with Vita Student.

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LIVING AT VITA STUDENT Madrid

Fuencarral, one of Madrid’s fastest-growing neighbourhoods, is part of the Madrid Nuevo Norte development. Here, you’ll be surrounded by universities like IE, Camilo José Cela, Autónoma de Madrid, Villanueva, Comillas, and UDIT, with direct connections to the city centre and key student areas.

WHAT WE’RE ABOUT

Vita Student is for students that want it all. For students that want to live without limits.

With an all-inclusive service, living at Vita Student lifts some of the pressures from university life, allowing you to focus on your studies and your experience.

Our buildings are full of friendly faces from many different places. All here to make the most of their time at university. Whether you are creative or academic, Vita Student is the place to learn, thrive and make connections.

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"Blends tradition and modernity with ease."

Madrid is a city full of life, energy, and opportunity.

Spain’s capital blends tradition and modernity with ease – from world-famous museums like the Prado and Reina Sofía, to cutting-edge architecture, charming cafés, and a vibrant nightlife. Every street has its own story, and people from all over the world come to Madrid to write theirs.

With centuries of history and an unmatched artistic legacy, Madrid is a paradise for lovers of art and culture. Palaces, grand plazas, historic theatres and world-class exhibitions are part of everyday life in the city.

It’s also the perfect place for those looking for fun, new experiences, and an active social life. All year round, Madrid hosts concerts and music festivals of every style, along with markets, fairs, cultural events and activities aimed at a young, diverse audience.

"Endless chances to connect with people."

As one of Europe’s leading university destinations, Madrid has a large student population and a wide range of academic opportunities with global recognition. Studying here means becoming part of a vibrant, multicultural community.

Music, food, art, sunshine and endless chances to connect with people from around the world – Madrid is a place to make the most of your student years.

Whatever brings you to the city, our student accommodation in Madrid is the perfect starting point to experience it all. With premium all-inclusive facilities and service, living at Vita Student lets you focus on what really matters.

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UNIVERSITIES IN
Madrid

IE University

IE University is a prestigious private institution with campuses in Madrid and Segovia. Its Madrid campus, located in the Torre IE building on Paseo de la Castellana, offers undergraduate and graduate programs in Business Administration, Law, International Relations, Technology, Design, Architecture, and Communication. With a global focus, most programs are taught in English and emphasize innovation, entrepreneurship, and international networking.

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Universidad Villanueva

Universidad Villanueva, rooted in a humanistic and Catholic tradition, is located in the Mirasierra neighborhood in northern Madrid. It is part of the official university system of the Community of Madrid and offers undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in Law, Psychology, Education, Business Administration, Communication, and Fashion. The university is known for its personalized teaching approach, practical training, and close interaction between students and faculty.

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Universidad Pontificia Comillas – ICADE Campus

Founded in 1890, Universidad Pontificia Comillas has several campuses across Madrid (including Madrid city center, Cantoblanco, and Ciempozuelos) and consistently ranks among the top universities globally (QS rankings). Its ICADE faculty, specializing in Law, Business Administration, and International Relations, is synonymous with strong employability and academic rigor. It is especially well-known for programs such as the double degree in Law + Business Administration (E-3), bilingual education, and extensive international agreements in the legal and business sectors.

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Universidad Camilo
José Cela (UCJC)

UCJC is a private university that is part of the SEK Education Group, with its main campus in Villafranca and an urban center on Calle Almagro in Madrid. It offers a wide range of undergraduate, double degree, and master’s programs in Health, Education, Communication, Criminology, Sports, Architecture, Business, and Technology. Its educational model stands out for innovations like the “Core Curriculum” and “Lab UCJC,” which promote social innovation, critical thinking, and academic excellence.

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Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM)

UAM is a leading public university in Spain, consistently ranked among the best in the world (QS, THE). It excels in areas such as Sciences, Biomedicine, Law, and Psychology. Its campus, located 15 km from the city center and surrounded by green spaces, offers an inspiring environment with a strong international focus, exchange programs, master’s degrees taught in English, and a solid research orientation.

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Universidad Europea de Madrid (UEM)

UEM is a private university with a strong international profile, hosting students from over 70 nationalities. It stands out for its practical approach to education and close ties with the professional world. The university boasts modern facilities, including clinical laboratories, simulation centres, and media studios. It offers programs in Health, Engineering, Architecture, Business, and Communication, taught in both Spanish and English, and is part of a global university network.

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UNIE Universidad

UNIE is a young and dynamic private university belonging to the Planeta Group, with a strong digital and entrepreneurial focus. Its programs include Digital Business, Data Science, Cybersecurity, and Psychology, all designed to meet the challenges of the global market. Located in the heart of Madrid, UNIE has modern campuses well integrated into the urban environment. The university promotes internationalization through English-taught programs and fosters a diverse community.

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CUNEF Universidad

CUNEF Universidad is a private university founded in 1973, formerly affiliated with the Complutense University of Madrid, and has operated independently since 2019. Sponsored by the Spanish Banking Association, it specializes in Business, Economics, Law, and Finance. Its 60 ECTS Master’s in Finance is recognized by the CNMV, CFA Institute, and EFFAS, with over 95% employability. CUNEF focuses on practical training, collaborating with 500+ companies and international partners, including LSE and King’s College.

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FAQs

  1. What is Madrid known for?
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    Unlike any other city, Madrid combines cultural heritage and a vibrant atmosphere, with a welcoming spirit that makes everyone feel at home. It’s known for its world-class museums, lively food scene, grand boulevards, and parks like El Retiro.

  2. What is there to do in Madrid?
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    Shop ’til you drop on Gran Vía, dive into art and culture, or eat your way through the city’s incredible food scene. Madrid is a city that never slows down — whether you’re dancing until sunrise, chilling in Retiro Park, or hopping between student bars in Malasaña, boredom simply isn’t an option.

  3. Where do students live in Madrid?
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    While classic student hotspots like Malasaña, Moncloa, and Chamberí remain popular, more and more students are choosing vibrant new areas like Fuencarral and Madrid Nuevo Norte. Vita Student Oria sits right in the heart of this exciting new hub, with fast connections to top universities and the city centre.

  4. What are the best places for food and drink in Madrid?
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    Madrid is the city of terraces – where food, friends, and sunshine come together. From Michelin-starred StreetXO to classic tapas at Casa Macareno, there’s something for every craving. Grab churros at San Ginés or try a legendary calamari sandwich at La Campana. In Madrid, every meal is an experience.

  5. What are the best places to shop in Madrid?
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    From vintage finds in Malasaña to luxury brands in Salamanca, plus all the main High Street stores along Gran Vía, Madrid has it all. Whether you’re after high street or hidden gems, Madrid’s got you covered.

  6. What's the nightlife like for students in Madrid?
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    Madrid has a lively and diverse nightlife scene that suits every taste, with Thursdays and weekends being the best nights to go out. Popular spots among students include Malasaña and La Latina for lively bars and tapas, as well as clubs like Teatro Kapital, BarCo, and Joy Eslava where you can dance until dawn.

  7. What are the best art galleries and museums to learn about Spanish history?
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    In Madrid, some of the top places to explore Spain’s rich history include the Museo del Prado, the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía and the Museo Arqueológico Nacional. For contemporary culture, don’t miss the CaixaForum Madrid and the Matadero Madrid arts centre.

  8. What outdoor spaces are in Madrid?
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    Even though it’s a busy city, Madrid has plenty of green spots to chill out. You can relax around La Almudena Cathedral and Parque de San Isidro, or catch an amazing sunset at the Templo de Debod. For a bigger green escape, head to Retiro Park — perfect for picnics, walks, or just soaking up some sun.

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