Unless otherwise specified, deposits are used solely for reserving a place and are non-refundable.  (1) In cases of visa refusal,  and  (2) Subject to the student complying with the School's visa refusal refund policy. If you change your mind after enrolling in a course, we can no longer refund your deposit.

For our Summer course on campus in Barcelona, all students from Non-European Union countries must obtain a Schengen visa in their countries to be allowed to stay in Europe legally. As the programme's longevity is a maximum of 3 months (in case you will take all three opportunities to study in Barcelona in Harbour.Space), you are not obligated to have a student visa.

Every student is welcome to explore our Bangkok campus through our mobility programme, without any additional cost. It's an excellent chance to experience the same high-quality education while immersing yourself in a new culture in a different part of the world. We ensure a smooth transition between campuses, though certain academic conditions may apply.

All applicants are responsible for their own visas. In the case you should need assistance, Harbour.Space issues an official personalized invitation letter necessary for visa purposes.

We kindly ask participants to come prepared to avoid wasting time configuring your computer system at the event.

The requirements are as follows:

Any browser would work with the testing system, no special clients are required for the system. 

The testing will be run on computers based on Linux.

To compile programmes written in C/C++ on Linux-based laptops you will need a compiler compatible with gcc 4.9 (or higher); Geany or Code::Blocks of the latest version are recommended as IDE. Similar or newer versions of compilers are recommended for Mac users as well. 

For Windows it is recommended to use Code::Blocks (if possible, choose the distribution kit with a compiler included) and Geany; using Visual Studio is recommended starting from Visual Studio 2013 (although for full compatibility it's better to have Code::Blocks and a gcc port).

To compile and debug programmes written in Java it is recommended to use the latest version of Oracle JDK. As IDE you can use Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA.

You must submit official copies of your highest educational transcript and/or diploma. If you’re in the final year of your programme, you may submit a partial or unofficial transcript detailing your current achievements. Acceptance of such applicants is contingent upon receiving an official diploma and transcripts before the beginning of studies. In addition to the transcript and diploma, you need to submit your CV with up-to-date achievements. Depending on your programme, additional documentation is required: 

• High-tech Entrepreneurship, Digital Marketing, Product Management & Digital Transformation: Capstone Project Proposal

• Interaction Design: Portfolio

• Front-end Development: Front-end Challenge 

• Technical programmes: Maths and Computer Science Test

• Optional: Recommendation letters

For our campus in Barcelona, all students from Non-European Union countries must obtain a student visa in their countries. For our campus in Bangkok, all non-Thai national students must first submit the documents to the local Thai Embassy or Consulate to apply for a visa in their countries, following the process of applying to the COE (Certificate of Entry). A student visa will allow the holder to remain in either Spain or Thailand to seek studies, research or training programmes.

While Harbour.Space does not directly provide housing, we are happy to help in various ways. Based on our experiences in Barcelona, the institute has put together a helpful guide with tips and tricks for finding accommodation smoothly and easily. Additionally, you will gain access to our internal community of students and alumni who share listings for rooms and apartments regularly. Should you prefer to stay in a student hostel or hotel, you can also benefit from our selected partnerships with institutions around the city.

Yes, Harbour.Space's students can get an accredited diploma through our double-degree programmes with partner universities (UVic in Spain and UTCC in Thailand). Specific academic standards may apply based on the partner institution. We are happy to provide more details about both opportunities during the admission process.

Spanish & Thai nationals automatically receive a 50% scholarship, with the possibility of additional scholarships on a case-by-case basis. Our scholarship system simplifies the process by automatically evaluating available scholarships for each applicant during the admission process, eliminating the need for separate applications.

All our courses are entirely in English. During the admissions process, we will assess your English level to ensure you can follow the class materials and actively engage in group projects. However, we do not require written proof of your proficiency, such as IELTS, Cambridge, or other language tests. If you have any concerns about your English level, please get in touch with us, and we will find a solution together. We are happy to help you and are confident that you can become a part of the Harbour.Space community.

To begin the application process, you only need to submit two documents: firstly, a transcript or diploma from your highest level of education; and secondly, an updated CV. While recommendation letters are welcome, they are not mandatory. Depending on the study programme you want to pursue, the institute may require one additional component, such as a portfolio, case study, project proposal, or practical challenge. Further details will be provided during the application process.

For our Summer course on campus in Barcelona, all students from Non-European Union countries must obtain a Schengen visa in their countries to be allowed to stay in Europe legally. As the programme's longevity is a maximum of 3 months (in case you will take all three opportunities to study in Barcelona in Harbour.Space), you are not obligated to have a student visa.

Accommodation is not provided by Harbour.Space. Students are expected to find their accommodation on their own. We can recommend some student organisations that could help you with finding a place to stay. 

As all of our courses are taught in English, we require that our students speak and comprehend English well. Your abilities to convey your thoughts in English and whether they will be good enough to engage during the courses is required.

The deadline to apply for the Barcelona Summer courses Programme is July 21st, 2024. Therefore, we recommend applying as soon as possible to ensure that there is a place available within the course (and to have time to process your visa application, if required).