更新时间：2024-01-14 19:58:25作者：欧曼老师
马德里技术大学成立于1971年，由不同的技术学校合并而成，尽管其起源可以追溯到18世纪和国王卡洛斯三世统治时期。
该机构最初是为了在该国教授建筑和工程而成立的，现在发展迅速，拥有41000多名学生。它由21所独立的学校组成，位于马德里的四个校区，蒙克洛亚校区被称为“国际卓越校区”，这一区别承认了其研究和教学活动的质量
尽管该大学的课程多年来不断发展和调整，以适应行业的变化，但该机构仍保持着强大的技术重点，并与专业机构和外部研究中心建立了多个战略合作伙伴关系
在技术研究的前沿，它拥有自己的多个专业研究中心，包括一个太阳能研究所、一个激光中心和汽车研究所，而它的工程学院一直在欧洲名列前茅
在充满活力的多元文化环境中，鼓励学生参加其与欧洲和全球高等教育机构合作的400个留学项目之一
该大学现有的“双学位”课程也为其工程学生提供了通过综合学习在国际大学获得学位的机会
马德里是学生们的热门目的地，因为与其他欧洲城市相比，马德里的经济实惠（汇款服务TransferWise将其列为世界上居住成本最低的城市第118位）。它不仅是西班牙的政治、经济和文化中心，也是一个相对安全的城市，既热闹又放松，既现代又历史，为学生提供了无与伦比的艺术、夜生活、美食、时尚和干燥气候的机会
The Technical University of Madrid was founded in 1971, from the merging of different technical schools, although its origins date as far back as the 18th century and the reign of King Carlos the Third.
Originally established to teach architecture and engineering in the country, the institution has grown rapidly and is now home to over 41,000 students. It comprises 21 separate schools based on four campuses across Madrid, with its Moncloa Campus denoted as an 'International Campus of Excellence’, a distinction that acknowledges the quality of its research and teaching activity.
While the university’s courses have grown and adapted over the years to align with changes in industry, the institution has retained a strong technical focus and boasts several strategic partnerships with professional bodies and external research centres.
At the forefront of technical research, it lays claim to a number of specialist research centres of its own, including a solar power institute, a laser centre and institute for automobile research, while its engineering schools are consistently ranked among the best in Europe.
With a vibrant multicultural environment, students are encouraged to undertake one of the 400 study abroad programmes it has with higher education institutions in Europe and globally.
The 'double degree' programmes the university has in place also affords its engineering students the opportunity to attain a degree at an international university by combining their studies.
Madrid is a popular destination for students owing to its affordability in comparison to other European cities (money transfer service TransferWise ranks it the 118th cheapest city in the world to live in). As well as being the political, economic and cultural centre of Spain, it is also a relatively safe city, which is both lively and relaxed, modern and historic, offering students unparalleled access to art, nightlife, food, fashion and a dry climate.
