What studies does Victoria Federica have?

Infanta Elena lies awake at the life her daughter Victoria has chosen. The king’s niece was seen on networks overnight and today she devotes herself heart and soul to them, despite the opposition of her mother and her aunt Letizia. The Infanta and the Queen disagreed with the media overexposure of the young woman, who seems determined to follow her path as an influencer and not listen to the advice she receives at home. What worries Doña Elena most is not her walks through the photo conversations, but the young woman’s studies. Victoria Federica is seen very little by the class, according to some witnesses from the private center where she is enrolled.

What has Victoria Federica studied so far? In 2019, the young woman started her studies in Marketing and Communication at The College for International Studies (CIS) in Madrid, a prestigious American university where her brother and her first sister-in-law, Mar Torres, also studied. Since it is a private center, it is not an essential requirement to pass the EBAU (Baccalaureate Assessment for University Access, the old Selectividad). It costs about 20,000 euros annually at least, something Victoria Federica seems to care little about. Due to his age, he should be a year away from completing his studies, but it seems that he has had some setbacks due to his lack of motivation in his studies.

Are we facing the only ‘nini’ of the Spanish royal family? If Victoria Federica decided to leave the race permanently, she would become the first royal without a college degree, something the Infanta Elena would not like. The young woman then devoted herself to posing and selling her image for the big brands, a bargain that could end at any time. Although she has been enrolled since 2019 and should be in the third year of her career, the royal has completed a year and a half so far. At the age of 22, easy money can be tempting, but her family is worried about the young woman’s future.

It seemed that his brother Froilán would be the one who would give their mothers the most headaches, but he has aged and it seems that he has become a very formal young man. Doña Elena’s son was not very good at studying but his attitude has changed in recent years. The royal studies at the same university as his sister, albeit with better luck, as he passes almost all of them and is doing well. Don Juan Carlos’ favorite grandson chose the business career, which he enrolled in in 2017.

The rest of the grandchildren of Doña Sofía and Don Juan Carlos are great students. Princess Leonor will start her university internship this year, having achieved great results at UWC Atlantic College, the English boarding school to which she gained admission thanks to passing all the entrance exams. Her sister Sofía follows the same path, ESO is finishing this year and if all goes well she could follow in the footsteps of the heir to the throne. The Urdangarin are also very industrious, although Miguel, King Felipe’s godson, is said to be the most studious of them all. Juan, the eldest son of the former dukes of Palma, studied international relations and later worked as a volunteer. Pablo, the most media son, is enrolled in Euopean University, a prestigious business school in Barcelona, ​​while also focusing on his sports career. He studies Sports Management, a kind of Business Administration and Management (ADE) for sports management. This career, which has only existed in Spain for a short time, would allow him to continue following his passion once his time in professional sports is over. For example, all grandchildren of the emeritus Kings would have their title under their arms, with the exception of Victoria Federica, who seems to want to extend her career as an influencer and leave the university aside.