Complutense University of Madrid

Complutense University of Madrid, also known as the University of Madrid. It is the university with the longest history, the largest scale and the most complete departments in Spain. Complutense University has a strong faculty and is world-renowned for its high-quality education. The university has trained 7 Nobel Prize winners. King Juan Carlos I of Spain, Queen Leticia, and many well-known scholars and politicians at home and abroad have all studied here.

The famous Spanish newspaper "El Mundo" listed Complutense University as the first in Spain in its 2018 Spanish university rankings. In addition, the university ranks 212th in the 2020 QS World University Rankings, 206th in the 2021QS World University Rankings, and 223rd in the 2022QS World University Rankings.

The university has strong strength in various disciplines, mainly covering four fields of knowledge including humanities, natural and exact sciences, health sciences, and social sciences. Leading the world in many fields. Complutense University of Madrid also has the largest university library in Spain and the most abundant learning and reading resources. Complutense University has a total of 32 libraries, 10,833 self-study spaces and 920 public computers. At present, the university has a collection of 3 million volumes.