2026–2027 Academic Year

Enrollment fee (per academic year): 

The student’s effective enrollment is subject to full completion of the application process, fulfilment of the academic requirements set by CIS University, and payment of the enrollment fee, guaranteeing the student’s enrollment.

If the student is not effectively enrolled, due to causes beyond CIS University’s control, this shall not justify refund of the enrollment fee, which shall be held in concept of damages. The enrollment fee will be valid if the student decides to enroll in the course following the one to which they initially applied.

Since payment of the enrollment fee/deposit is for the total cost of the academic year, it will not be deducted from any subsequent payment.

When enrolling, students must complete a ‘Service Provision Contract’ in which they designate the person responsible for payments and the chosen payment method. This contract must be signed before the beginning of the semester in which the student is enrolled.

Books and materials

The amount quoted includes the total for books and materials, as well as 300 pages printed at the University, per student and academic year. 

Additional printing quotas (5 euros) can be purchased through the IT Operations Office (fernando.wegner@cis-spain.com). 

If, as a result of changes in courses or an increase in the number of courses, additional books are required, they will be billed separately.

International students (visa application)

Students who require a visa, may request a consular letter after paying the enrollment fee/deposit.

Enrollment at CIS University may be canceled (institutional withdrawal) if the student fails to make payment by the established dates: Fall Semester, by September 1; Spring Semester, by January 1; and Summer Course, by May 1.

Bad debt and financial blocking policy

Non-attendance at the center for any reason, during the semester in which the student is enrolled, does not exempt the student from the obligation to pay the amount corresponding to that period. Verifiable force majeure causes are excluded.

Students with outstanding payments (tuition fees, books and materials, accommodation, etc.) will receive an email notification from the University, informing them that failure to pay these items may affect their ability to continue their studies at the Center.

Students with outstanding payments will have their enrollment (or housing assignment) cancelled unless they have agreed and formalized to a specific payment plan with the University’s Finance Department. If the agreed payment plan is not fulfilled, enrollment at the University will be canceled after the first missed payment.

Likewise, those students who have pending payments cannot enroll in another academic period or academic year, unless they have a payment plan approved and formalized by CIS University’s Financial Department.

If payment is made by direct debit, non-payment of invoices will incur a surcharge (return charges) of which the student will be notified.

The University shall not be held responsible for the blocking of the Thinkwave system (or similar SIS) used for managing student information, as a result of outstanding payments.