International Programmes

International Bilingual Programs (IBPs) arise from partnerships with some of the most prestigious American universities to give students the opportunity to acquire global training and a multicultural experience.

They are aimed at CEU undergraduates with a high level of English who wish to enhance their academic profile, grow personally and meet the needs of the labor market.

These programmes allow you to complete an exclusive training that culminates in a mobility at an American university and specialization in an area of knowledge. During an academic semester, you will study in the U.S. and will receive an IBP diploma issued by the University.

 This is a unique initiative by means of which students will receive bilingual training at one of the following universities:

• CEU-Boston University Program - International Business Certificate
• CEU-Boston University Program - Business of Biotechnology & Biomedical Engineering
• CEU-The University of California Los Angeles Extension Program - Digital Media & Strategic Communications
• CEU-Fordham University Program (for Law)
• CEU-The University of Chicago Program - Clinical Trials Management

Any students interested in taking this program can look at this information in the admissions section for each IBP.

If you pass the program, in addition to the Official Bachelor’s Degree certificate awarded by Universidad CEU San Pablo, you will get a:

Certificate for the IBP chosen, issued by the corresponding American university.
Bilingual Program Diploma from Universidad CEU San Pablo.

The Vice-Chancellor for International Relations of the University awards scholarships for IBPs regardless of any public or private scholarships and grants you may apply for. They will be granted a few months before going abroad.

If, in addition to an IBP, you wish to complete another international study period within the European Commission's Erasmus+ Program or through the Bilateral Exchange Agreements signed between the university and other foreign universities, you will be able to do so as long as it does not coincide with or affect the undertaking of the modules or the study period abroad.