Valencia, the coastal gem of Spain, is a city that effortlessly captures the hearts of its visitors. With its warm Mediterranean climate, stunning architecture, and a delightful blend of modernity and tradition, Valencia is a destination that delights all who wander its vibrant streets.

One of the city's most iconic features is the City of Arts and Sciences, a futuristic architectural wonder that houses a planetarium, an opera house, an interactive science museum, and Europe's largest aquarium. This modern complex stands in stark contrast to the historical charm of the old town, where ancient landmarks like the Valencia Cathedral and the Silk Exchange (La Lonja de la Seda) transport visitors back in time.

Valencia is also renowned for its rich culinary scene, and food enthusiasts will find themselves in gastronomic heaven. The city is the birthplace of paella, and you'll find countless restaurants serving this delectable dish made with the freshest local ingredients. The bustling Central Market is a food lover's paradise, offering a vast array of fresh produce, seafood, and traditional Spanish delicacies.

Beyond its architectural beauty and culinary delights, Valencia boasts miles of beautiful sandy beaches where visitors can bask in the Mediterranean sun or indulge in water sports. The Turia Gardens, a lush green park that winds through the city along the old riverbed, provides the perfect escape for leisurely walks, bike rides, and picnics.

Valencia's welcoming and friendly atmosphere is infectious, making visitors feel like they've found a second home. The city's lively festivals, including Las Fallas, a UNESCO-recognized celebration of fire and art, bring the community together and create an unforgettable experience for all.

Whether it's exploring the city's historical landmarks, savoring its culinary delights, or simply enjoying the relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle, Valencia is a city that exudes warmth, beauty, and a sense of adventure, making it a truly exceptional destination for travelers from all around the world.

Housing

If you are planning to study at Rushford in Valencia, Spain, we offer several off-campus options suitable for you. These include private apartments, shared flats, and student housing facilities. Many of these options are located within walking distance of the school or easily accessible by public transportation. At the time of your admission, housing options will be explained to you as part of the overall offer.  Shared student accommodation usually costs EUR 300 to 600 per month.

Meals

As a student living in Valencia, you will have a range of meal options available to you.

Many of our off-campus housing options come with a kitchen, allowing you to prepare your own meals as you see fit.

There are also a number of supermarkets and grocery stores located in the city, making it easy to stock up on ingredients and cook your own meals.

If you prefer to eat out, Valencia has a variety of restaurants and cafes offering a range of cuisines to suit every taste and budget. Special meals such as vegetarian and halal are also available at various food joints.

At Rushford Business School, our language of instruction is English. However, we encourage students to join language classes for Spanish, as fluency in multiple languages is an important asset in the business world. Additionally, a good knowledge of Spanish can be especially helpful for our students in terms of communication with the local community and securing industry placements in Spain and other Spanish speaking European countries.

In terms of dress code, we expect our students to adhere to a professional business appearance or smart casuals. This includes wearing a suit, shirt, collared t-shirts, denims etc for men and pants or skirt, blouse, and jacket with closed shoes for women. In winter, students may add warm clothing as needed.

Details about the admission process for programs offered via the Spain campus are available in the following link:

Admission Process