Study in Mallorca 2027
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from 56000.00 € / 10 months -
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from 210.00 € / week -
from 200.00 € / week
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Training is conducted under the guidance of highly qualified trainers.
United Kingdomnear London -
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Ranked #18 in QS World University Rankings 2023.
USAYale, New Haven, Connecticut -
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#20 out of 443 National Universities
USALos Angeles, California
Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands, part of Spain in the western Mediterranean, with Palma as its main city and municipality. Families who move here for work or a change of climate find a settled network of international schools alongside the island's beaches and mild weather.
There are 19 international schools in Mallorca. Most of them teach in English (16 schools), while others work in Spanish (4), Catalan, French, German or Swedish. The choice of curriculum is just as wide: 13 schools follow the British program, 4 run the IB - International Baccalaureate, 3 teach the Spanish national curriculum, and single schools offer American, German, French, Montessori, Swedish and Holistic Pedagogy approaches.
This range suits several kinds of students. English-speaking families moving from abroad can keep a child on a familiar British or American program, parents who want an international qualification can aim for the IB, and those planning to stay in Spain long term can pick a school that keeps ties to the national system. Specialists at Smapse will guide you through every stage of enrollment.
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Tuition and fees at international schools in Mallorca
Mallorca has 19 international schools, and yearly tuition varies significantly by institution. For the 2026/2027 academic year Agora Portals International School sets its charges between €8,100 and €14,200, while Svenska Skolan Palma de Mallorca ranges from €8,700 to €9,300. A few schools, such as Myschool - Mallorca International School, keep their prices private and quote them only on request.
Specialists from Smapse will guide you through every stage of admission.
Mallorca: location and regional features
Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands in the western Mediterranean, and its capital, Palma de Mallorca, is located at 39.567°N, 2.650°E. The island enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate with warm summers and gentle winters, which makes it comfortable for study and outdoor activity through most of the academic year.
International students on Mallorca live in a region that combines a coastal setting with established infrastructure:
- A calm island environment with beaches, mountains and small historic towns within easy reach,
- An international community that gives students the opportunity to practise several languages in daily life,
- Good transport connections to mainland Spain and the rest of Europe through Palma airport,
- A range of sports, sailing and cultural activities that complement academic study.
Specialists at Smapse will guide you through every stage of enrollment.