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Tuition fees for IE University Summer School will depend on your specific program. For example, tuition for the Pre-Track and Pre-University summer programs is €5,900, covering the academic agenda as well as full-board accommodation and transportation within Madrid and/or Segovia.

Meanwhile, fees in the University Summer Program range from €3,500 to €8,900, broken down as follows:

• 1 program (2 weeks): €3,500
• 2 programs (4 weeks): €5,900
• 3 programs (6 weeks): €8,500
• Entrepreneurship + 1 program (6 weeks): €8,500
• Lastly, the fee for the one-week Executive Summer School is €6,900.

Yes, you can attend summer school for graduate students as part of your academic journey, and many students use these courses to accelerate progress toward graduation or to enrich their postgraduate studies.

Graduate summer school options often cover intensive modules and specialized workshops that fit into a busy academic schedule. At the master’s level, these programs can help you catch up on credits, explore new disciplines or deepen expertise without extending your regular semester load.

Specifically, our University Summer Program offers a range of advanced courses and practical learning opportunities that align with postgraduate interests and professional development goals. Whether you’re aiming to supplement your degree or gain targeted skills before graduating, our summer offerings are designed to support both academic progression and real‑world career readiness.

There’s no specific “right” age to begin an enriching program of summer study. It depends on your goals and the type of experience you’re looking for. Many summer programs start for children as young as 13, but IE University offers tailored experiences for a range of ages. For instance, IE Pre-University options target younger learners (age 15–17) while university-level programs help older students (age 18+) explore their academic and career interests during or after college.

These experiences can help teens build confidence, independence and clarity about future academic choices. And as students get older, summer schools for undergraduates expand to more focused, credit-bearing or career-related offerings, deepening subject knowledge or preparing students for specialized professional pathways.

Summer camp prices in Spain vary widely depending on the city, program length and whether it’s a residential or day camp. For example:

• English‑language summer camps often start at around €1,000 per week.
• Larger camps in Madrid typically cost around €1,300 for one week and up to €4,600 for four weeks, including full board and activities.
• Some international camps in Madrid can be €1,350–€1,795 per week, depending on age, accommodation and activities.

These prices usually cover lessons, meals, activities and cultural outings, but not always visas or flights.

If you’re looking for a more academically focused summer experience, university‑level summer programs like those at IE University offer structured summer learning that blends academics with cultural immersion, often with full‑board options. It’s a different but valuable way to spend the summer abroad in Spain.