Harbour.Space

Barcelona and Bangkok Institute for Tech, Design and Entrepreneurship

Harbour.Space Institute of Technology teaches technology, design and entrepreneurship in English on two campuses: Barcelona, Spain, and Bangkok, Thailand. You study in 3-week modules led by working industry professionals. Programs include computer science, data science, cyber security, interaction design and digital marketing, and selected programs lead to a double diploma.

Institutional overview and heritage

Harbour.Space opened its flagship campus in 2015. Created by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs, the university focuses on bridging the gap between traditional education and the realities of the modern tech industry. The mission is to nurture tech, design, and business talent by replacing outdated textbooks with project-based learning led by industry leaders.

Harbour.Space is a recognized educational institution in Spain, holding the authorized Spanish educational license 08078491. Additionally, the university partners with the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce (UTCC). This partnership allows you to graduate with a double diploma, giving you a globally accredited degree from UTCC alongside your Harbour.Space diploma.

Campus locations and facilities

• Barcelona, Spain (Flagship campus): Located at Carrer de Rosa Sensat 9-11 in the 08005 postal district. The campus provides a collaborative environment designed to simulate a modern tech workspace. It sits just one block from the beach, integrating directly into the local tech and start-up hub. You have access to active networking scenes and a year-round outdoor lifestyle.

• Bangkok, Thailand (Asian hub): Located on the 6th floor of UTCC Building 10 in the Din Daeng district. This campus connects you directly to the fast-growing Asian tech market. It features collaborative project spaces tailored for software developers, designers, and founders, while giving you access to UTCC’s wider university infrastructure.

Student life and international support

You will study in a highly global environment, as the student body at Harbour.Space comes from over 100 different countries. This creates a collaborative network where you interact with peers from diverse technical and cultural backgrounds every day.

The university provides dedicated admissions guides to help you navigate the transition. Once accepted, you receive direct assistance with your visa application, such as acquiring the Spanish "tarjeta de autorización de estancia por estudios". Support teams also offer advice on setting up local bank accounts, getting SIM cards, and navigating city transportation.

While Harbour.Space does not operate its own dormitories, the support team provides active housing guidance. In Barcelona, students receive advice on navigating the local rental market, finding flat-shares, and budgeting, with average student living costs estimated at 940 euros per month. The team will help you connect with other incoming students so you can find roommates before you arrive.

Employability and industry pathways

Harbour.Space treats your education like a job. You work in teams fulfilling specific industry roles (such as product manager, developer, or designer) to complete actual projects for real clients. Career development is built into the curriculum, offering personalized counseling, CV workshops, and exclusive job connections.

Because you learn directly from practicing specialists, your networking begins on your first day of class. The school's flexible schedule easily allows you to transition into full-time employment or start your own venture while completing your final modules.

The university maintains a 95% employment rate for its graduates. You gain lifelong access to a community of alumni, faculty, and industry mentors. Graduates go on to launch their own startups or secure roles at major global tech companies, directly benefiting from the networking events and industry partnerships built into the Harbour.Space ecosystem.