Study abroad in Spain this summer. Apply by April 10!
Finally! Study Abroad is happening again!
Apply for the TU Spanish Language in Spain faculty-led study abroad Summer 2022 program before April 10.
The scholarship application deadline has been extended until April 3.
Program details:
Immerse yourself in the language and culture of Spain this summer. Participants take classes at the Estudio Sampere language school which specializes in teaching Spanish language and culture to international students. The school hosts approximately 1,900 students each year from around the world. Estudio Sampere offers courses at all levels (beginners to advanced) in grammar, conversation, literature, and culture and civilization.
The program is based in Madrid – the capital and geographic center of Spain. With a population of 3 million, it is the largest city in Spain and the third largest city in the European Union. Madrid’s vibrant, cosmopolitan atmosphere uniquely combines the old and the new. From modern high-rise apartments and bustling commercial zones to picturesque neighborhoods with quaint cafes, Madrid is a modern-day city steeped in history.
Highlights include a guided tour of Madrid, a Flamenco performance, visits to some of Madrid’s most famous museums and sites – Museo del Prado, Museo Reina Sofia, Palacio Real, and Museo Thyssen Bornemisza, a weekend trip to Segovia and Salamanca and a day trip to Toledo.
Students are strongly encouraged to participate for an additional two weeks in Alicante on the Mediterranean coast following the Madrid portion of the program. Participants will continue their coursework from Madrid and have additional exposure to another area within Spain. Students will also spend a weekend in Granada and visit the Alhambra during this portion of the program.
Program dates:
- June 11 – July 9, 2022 Madrid only (4 weeks)
- June 11 – July 25, 2022 Madrid and Alicante (6 weeks)
Academic information:
- Students on the 4 week (Madrid only) program will earn 3 SPAN credits and 2 unspecified lower division elective credits.
- Students on the 6 week (Madrid and Alicante) program who have successfully completed SPAN 202 prior to departure will earn 6 SPAN credits.
- Students on the 6 week program who have not successfully completed SPAN 202 prior to departure will receive 3 SPAN credits and 3 unspecified lower division elective credits.
- Course offerings range from SPAN 101 to SPAN 408.
- Students who enroll in SPAN 101 or SPAN 201 will earn Core 5 Arts and Humanities credit.
- Students who enroll in SPAN 102 or SPAN 202 will earn Core 12 Global Perspectives credit.
- Course offerings range from SPAN 101 to SPAN 408.
- More information is available on the program page.
Interested students should email Dr. Colleen Ebacher or the Study Abroad & Away Office or chat with us live during regular business hours on our webchat.
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This post was written by Villamar, Katherine H.