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Malaga is one of the most sought-after university cities in Spain: the University of Malaga gathers around 35,000 students across the Teatinos and El Ejido campuses, and the sea is twenty minutes from class. Sunshine almost all year, a huge Erasmus community and a street life that does not switch off in October. On Lupo Rooms you find rooms verified one by one, with the final price upfront and a clear contract from day one.
The University of Malaga (UMA) is split between two campuses. Teatinos, west of the city, hosts Sciences, Computer Science, Telecommunications, Law, Economics, Arts and Humanities and Health Sciences, along with the main library, the canteens and the sports facilities. The El Ejido campus, right next to the centre, is home to Architecture and Industrial Engineering. Together they add up to some 35,000 students, with a large international community and exchange programmes among the most requested in the country.
Teatinos is the student district par excellence: shared flats, student residences, supermarkets and bars right beside the faculties. El Ejido and La Trinidad sit by the other campus and a short walk from the historic centre, which is the choice for atmosphere even if it costs more. Carretera de Cádiz, Huelin and Cruz de Humilladero are cheaper and have a direct metro or bus, while Ciudad Jardín and Pedregalejo are quiet, the latter with the beach at your door.
Malaga is no longer the bargain it once was, but it still sits well below Madrid or Barcelona. A room in a shared flat costs between 350 and 500 euros a month depending on the area, and a place in a student residence between 550 and 900, with bills and services included. Add around 200-250 euros for food and just over 30 euros for a transport pass if you live far from the Teatinos campus.
The Malaga metro has two lines: line 1 runs out to Teatinos and line 2 follows Carretera de Cádiz to El Perchel, and both stop beside a campus. EMT buses cover the rest of the city and reach the eastern beaches. The C-1 commuter train links the centre with the airport and continues to Torremolinos, Benalmádena and Fuengirola, and the airport is only fifteen minutes from the centre.
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