Princess Leonor Will Study at Charles III: a Tour of the University to Which the Heiress Will Go to the Throne
- On Monday, Princess Leonor, Spain's 20-year-old heir apparent, arrived at Carlos III University's Getafe campus to begin a four-year Political Science degree, trading military uniforms for lecture halls.
- Before enrolling, Leonor completed three years of rigorous military training across Zaragoza, the Spanish Navy, and the General Air Academy in San Javier, preparing her for future constitutional duties.
- Dean Antonio Descalzo González confirmed admissions followed standard entrance exam procedures, while Rector Angel Arias stated the Princess's first class is legal theory, adding, "The Princess is excited, calm, and eager to begin."
- Student Hugo Pérez, 22, told HOLA that despite heightened security, "You never see the campus like this, waiting for a student to arrive, but I've seen her as just another student."
- This four-year degree prepares the heir for her future role as Spain's first queen regnant since Isabella II, continuing a pattern of independent education established at UWC Atlantic College in Wales.
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The Casa del Rey ruled out the idea because it did not want a tailor-made academic itinerary for the Princess of Asturias and because it foresees minimal absences
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Princess Leonor of Spain arrived at Carlos III University of Madrid on Monday to begin a four-year degree in political science, trading in her military uniform for a casual white shirt and jeans for her first day on campus.
After three years devoted to his military training, Leonor of Spain changed completely. On Monday 7 September, the daughter of Felipe VI made her return to the Carlos III University in Madrid, in front of nearly 50 journalists and many students. A very publicized first day, while the choice of this renowned progressive institution arouses many comments in Spain.
He joked in the microphone of ‘The Midwayer’, of the Sixth, about the presence of the heiress to the throne
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