Someone told me about Camino Barcelona and they seemed pretty cool to me. They have loads of different types of Spanish courses - Intensive, Super Intensive, One to One and others. No info on fees is available on the website, you have to contact them for more info. But for some reason, the website gave me an aura of security. Whatever that is - if you have some experience with them, let us know :)

Barcelona Business College is a young and dynamic independent privately held international business school, renowned for its practical approach to contemporary business and management education. They're dedicated to educating and training students in a unique cross-cultural environment, offering American-style education on both the undergraduate (Associate, Bachelor) and graduate (Master, IBC) level in various specializations. Their website has more info on their courses and fees...

So you want to be a clown, eh? Fear not, the Escola de Clown is here to teach you. The school focuses on "practical and theoretical aspects of clown arts". Not being a clown myself, I have no idea what they are. Apparently, they offer the "only comprehensive clown training programme in Europe". And it sure as hell seems fun for students! They offer three-month courses as well as weekend workshops. More info on their website.

Metropolis offers a postgraduate programme in the area of Architecture and Urban Culture. It is a project between Centre de Cultura Contemporania de Barcelona (CCCB) and Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya. The whole programme is of two year duration and taught in English, making it ideal for international students in Barcelona who are interested in this area. The website is very informative with information on fees, the project and the curriculum itself.

Music Technology in Barcelona. If you are looking to follow the steps of Aphex Twin, Danny Tenaglia or DJ Hype, this could be a good starting point. BCNsound music studio run courses in english or spanish on the usage of studio equipment and music technology software, that range from introductory classes to advanced user training. More information on prices and courses is available from their website.

This school was recommended by a friend but no evaluation was given to us, so we're not going to lie: we do not know if this school is good or bad. If anyone has attended this school, please add your comments. All we know is that it teaches Spanish to foreign students and accomodation options are available to them through Don Quijote. Furthermore, we can safely say it has an excellent reputation among Spanish learners in Barcelona, and large variety of facilities and services provided by Don Quijote.

A small school that teaches Spanish to foreigners. Seems to be one of the cheapest deals around in Barcelona: 95 euros for 4 weeks - for longer periods, it gets cheaper per week. Classes have between 3 - 8 people and teachers are good. There is also a small DVD collection of Spanish movies available for students to take out for free.