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What makes a great gap year in Spain? Adventure and opportunities, exploring and embracing a totally new culture, visiting as many new places as possible, new friendships with amazing people and the knowledge that you’re in a safe environment.
Spain offers the right ingredients for the perfect gap year, and with Centro MundoLengua’s gap year in Spain program and our partner EUSA associated centre with University of Seville, that awesome living abroad experience is a few clicks away! Our gap year in Spain program will bring you into the heart of Spanish life with full cultural immersion, language classes to get you speaking like a local, direct work with the community and the chance to live the authentic gap year life in one of Europe’s most magical cities.
In vibrant and cosmopolitan Sevilla, you will be surrounded by beauty, culture and history whichever way you turn, but with our activity program you’ll be able to see even more with trips to many other cities in Spain, Portugal and Morocco. There has never been a better time for a gap year in Spain, and with Centro MundoLengua, it’s never been easier.
Well, you don’t have to just picture it. Our pre-AP® Spanish program in Seville offers high school students all of the above and more!
Sevilla is the perfect microcosm of Spain in many ways. Its stunning architecture and vibrant cultural heritage have been shaped by the Roman, Moorish and Castilian eras of the country’s past.
Around every corner you will find something worth a photograph, be it a private Arabic garden surrounded in hand-crafted tiles, a bustling tavern selling a great value lunch made with fresh local ingredients or a quaint, secluded plaza offering residents some shade from the midday sun. But even though Sevilla represents the whole of Spain, it also maintains its own unique identity.
Citizens of the country view the city’s bold traditions and even bolder people with a great deal of romanticism – so no wonder so many people who do a gap year in Sevilla, Spain find themselves staying forever!
One of the architectural gems of Andalusia, the Sevilla Cathedral is well deserving of its UNESCO World Heritage status. Situated only 5 minutes’ walk from the Centro MundoLengua headquarters, the world’s largest gothic cathedral was originally a Mosque constructed in the 12th century that was then converted into a church following the Castilian reconquest of the city. You can never truly get a good feel for its enormous size until you enter and lose yourself among the 80 chapels that surround the central nave, the outstanding collection of ecclesiastical art inside and the resting place of Christopher Columbus.
But of course, the main focus point of the Sevilla Cathedral is the magnificent Giralda; the 340 foot tool bell tower that is visible wherever you go in the city. Though it may appear daunting at first, the climb up all those stairs to the top is definitely worth the views that await you; a civic decree means that no building east of the Guadalquivir River can be built taller than this former minaret.
Literally next door is another of Sevilla’s most popular tourist attractions. Viewers of Game Of Thrones may recognise the iconic archways, elegant gardens and majestic plazas inside this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Considered one of the best examples of Mudejar architecture anywhere in the world, the Alcázar is one of Europe’s oldest royal palaces still in use and is the official residence of the Spanish royal family during their visits to Sevilla.
Listen hard enough and they say you can still hear the spirits of the former residents of the Old Jewish Quarter whispering at from you from deep within its walls…. No two walks through this mysterious maze of narrow alleyways and cobbled streets are ever the same. The Barrio de Santa Cruz is one of Sevilla’s oldest and most legendary neighbourhoods, and the narrowness of its streets mean that the deeper you walk in, the more you leave the hustle and bustle of the modern world behind you.
One of Sevilla’s most popular attractions may also be its youngest. Constructed as recently as 1928, this semi-circularly plaza is often the first stop for many visitors. The main edifice, central fountain, low bridges, shallow canals and tiled alcoves offer a thousand different photo opportunities and have even been the filming locations of many Hollywood movies. And if the heat becomes a bit too great while you explore the Plaza de España, you can easily take 10 minutes to relax in the cool shade of the 100 acre Parque de Maria Luisa opposite.
The single site that most perfectly captures the old and the new of Sevilla at the same time, “Las Setas” (known to the locals as “The Mushrooms”) is a modern masterpiece built above a site of Roman ruins below ground (which you can still visit!). The extraordinary structure of the Metropol Parasol is the largest single wooden structure in the entire world, and on top is a platform you can visit to take the very best photos of the city around you as the sun begins to set.
But that’s just the beginning! The magic of Sevilla continues with almost too many world class attractions and monuments to count;
We offer a wide range of filmmaking, production, technology, and theory courses in both Spanish and English. EUSA students can access professional-grade film equipment, including 4K cameras, steady cams, stabilizers, boom mics, audio recorders, and more, for their projects. Every day, you’ll see students filming on and off campus! Film and media studies professors at EUSA foster creativity and provide expert guidance, with many actively working in the industry on national film and TV projects as camera operators, writers, directors, and more. Seville is an ideal backdrop for your media projects, boasting over 300 days of sunshine annually and stunning, diverse architecture to enhance your scenes. Some of Seville’s iconic landmarks have even appeared in major films and TV shows like Star Wars: Episode II and Game of Thrones! Courses in English Theory and Technique of Documentary and Audiovisual advertising Film-making II – Lighting and Multicamera Sociology and Communication Theory and Technique of Photography Myths and the Imaginary of Audiovisual Culture Courses in Spanish History of Contemporary Culture Written-information Technologies Literary Trends in Contemporary Culture Image Theory Theory of Advertising and Public Relations Audiovisual Scripting Spanish Language: Language Skills and Communication Competences Contemporary Aesthetic Movements Audiovisual-media Technology II Digital Audio Editing and Postproduction Production and Audiovisual Business II Creative Writing Audiovisual Mise en Scene Peripheral Film Industries Comic Strips and Cartoons Audiovisual Cultural Industries Music and Mass Culture Theory and Technique of Documentary and Audiovisual Advertising. Courses in Spanish and English Film-making I – Basics Audiovisual Narrative Film-making III – Digital video & Postproduction Game Desing and Ludonarrative
We offer a wide range of filmmaking, production, technology, and theory courses in both Spanish and English. EUSA students can access professional-grade film equipment, including 4K cameras, steady cams, stabilizers, boom mics, audio recorders, and more, for their projects. Every day, you’ll see students filming on and off campus! Film and media studies professors at EUSA foster creativity and provide expert guidance, with many actively working in the industry on national film and TV projects as camera operators, writers, directors, and more. Seville is an ideal backdrop for your media projects, boasting over 300 days of sunshine annually and stunning, diverse architecture to enhance your scenes. Some of Seville’s iconic landmarks have even appeared in major films and TV shows like Star Wars: Episode II and Game of Thrones!
Courses in English
Theory and Technique of Documentary and Audiovisual advertising
Film-making II – Lighting and Multicamera
Sociology and Communication
Theory and Technique of Photography
Myths and the Imaginary of Audiovisual Culture
Courses in Spanish
History of Contemporary Culture
Written-information Technologies
Literary Trends in Contemporary Culture
Image Theory
Theory of Advertising and Public Relations
Audiovisual Scripting
Spanish Language: Language Skills and Communication Competences
Contemporary Aesthetic Movements
Audiovisual-media Technology II
Digital Audio Editing and Postproduction
Production and Audiovisual Business II
Creative Writing
Audiovisual Mise en Scene
Peripheral Film Industries
Comic Strips and Cartoons
Audiovisual Cultural Industries
Music and Mass Culture
Theory and Technique of Documentary and Audiovisual Advertising.
Courses in Spanish and English
Film-making I – Basics
Audiovisual Narrative
Film-making III – Digital video & Postproduction
Game Desing and Ludonarrative
Seville, one of Spain’s most important cities south of Madrid, is home to major radio and TV stations, local and national newspapers, and 2 top football teams. The city annually hosts fashion shows, music events, large conferences, and film festivals. As the capital of Andalusia, Seville is also the seat of the Andalusian Parliament. There is always something to write about or report on, whether you’re interested in sports, culture, or politics. EUSA trains future journalists in a multidisciplinary and multimedia approach, guided by experienced professionals in the field. EUSA Journalism professors are reporters, writers and editors in important newspapers like El País and El Independiente, and TV channels like Canal Sur. At EUSA you’ll have the opportunity to practice the same tasks a professional journalist performs: researching and writing articles, press releases and speeches, posting blogs, recording, editing, and designing news programs, all under the guidance of these seasoned professionals. Courses in English Photojournalism Creative Writing Design of News Programs Sport Journalism Communication for Social Development Courses in Spanish Communication Skills in Spanish Social History of Communication Introduction to Applied Economics Introduction to Sociology International Relations Information Law Journalism Documentation Universal History of Journalism Technology and Design of Written Information Journalism Theory Communication Departments Multimedia Journalism and Digital Graphic Design Public Opinion Organization and Management of Journalism Businesses Political and Economic Journalism News Reporting – Press Online news Analysis of Journalistic Discourse Cyberculture Travel Journalism Social and Educational Journalism
Seville, one of Spain’s most important cities south of Madrid, is home to major radio and TV stations, local and national newspapers, and 2 top football teams. The city annually hosts fashion shows, music events, large conferences, and film festivals. As the capital of Andalusia, Seville is also the seat of the Andalusian Parliament. There is always something to write about or report on, whether you’re interested in sports, culture, or politics. EUSA trains future journalists in a multidisciplinary and multimedia approach, guided by experienced professionals in the field. EUSA Journalism professors are reporters, writers and editors in important newspapers like El País and El Independiente, and TV channels like Canal Sur. At EUSA you’ll have the opportunity to practice the same tasks a professional journalist performs: researching and writing articles, press releases and speeches, posting blogs, recording, editing, and designing news programs, all under the guidance of these seasoned professionals.
Photojournalism
Design of News Programs
Sport Journalism
Communication for Social Development
Communication Skills in Spanish
Social History of Communication
Introduction to Applied Economics
Introduction to Sociology
International Relations
Information Law
Journalism Documentation
Universal History of Journalism
Technology and Design of Written Information
Journalism Theory
Communication Departments
Multimedia Journalism and Digital Graphic Design
Public Opinion
Organization and Management of Journalism Businesses
Political and Economic Journalism
News Reporting – Press
Online news
Analysis of Journalistic Discourse
Cyberculture
Travel Journalism
Social and Educational Journalism
As a Public Relations professional, you will need skills in communication, strategic planning, advertising, branding, and more. EUSA is well positioned to provide students with hands-on experience in this fast-paced, multifaceted field. Our experienced professors will help you understand the ins and outs of public relations in many different industries and companies, because they are actively working as publicists, image consultants, and even as directors of their own agencies. When you study the mesmerising world of PR at EUSA University Centre, you will be able to get involved with projects like internationalisation for businesses in Seville, visit alumni working in multinational corporations like Heineken and Coca-Cola, and immerse yourself in all aspects of public relations that interest you, from press releases to corporate social responsibility to event planning. Courses in English Marketing Art Direction Advertising Research Management of Advertising Companies Commercial Communication and Mass Culture Advertising, Culture and Content Development Advertising Production Courses in Spanish Economics Applied to Advertising Spanish Language and Advertising: Language and Communication Skills Advertising Theory and Structure PR Theory and Structure Advertising Creativity Consumption Digital Theory Advertising Strategy Quantitative social-research Methods and Techniques Audiovisual-Media Technology Theory and Technology of Advertising Photograph Analysis of Advertising Discourse Artistic Context of Advertising Planning and Management of Advertising Media Public Relations Programming and Techniques Image Theory Advertising in the Social and Economic Sector Brand Management Political Communication Theory and History of Advertising Design Discourse Strategies of Verbal Communication in Advertising Sales Promotion and Consumption Ethics and Social Responsability in Advertising
As a Public Relations professional, you will need skills in communication, strategic planning, advertising, branding, and more. EUSA is well positioned to provide students with hands-on experience in this fast-paced, multifaceted field. Our experienced professors will help you understand the ins and outs of public relations in many different industries and companies, because they are actively working as publicists, image consultants, and even as directors of their own agencies. When you study the mesmerising world of PR at EUSA University Centre, you will be able to get involved with projects like internationalisation for businesses in Seville, visit alumni working in multinational corporations like Heineken and Coca-Cola, and immerse yourself in all aspects of public relations that interest you, from press releases to corporate social responsibility to event planning.
Marketing
Art Direction
Advertising Research
Management of Advertising Companies
Commercial Communication and Mass Culture
Advertising, Culture and Content Development
Advertising Production
Economics Applied to Advertising
Spanish Language and Advertising: Language and Communication Skills
Advertising Theory and Structure
PR Theory and Structure
Advertising Creativity
Consumption Digital Theory
Advertising Strategy
Quantitative social-research Methods and Techniques
Audiovisual-Media Technology
Theory and Technology of Advertising Photograph
Analysis of Advertising Discourse
Artistic Context of Advertising
Planning and Management of Advertising Media
Public Relations Programming and Techniques
Advertising in the Social and Economic Sector
Brand Management
Political Communication
Theory and History of Advertising Design
Discourse Strategies of Verbal Communication in Advertising
Sales Promotion and Consumption
Ethics and Social Responsability in Advertising
Study tourism management in one of the world’s premier tourist destinations! Named the #1 city to visit in 2018 by Lonely Planet and welcoming over 2.5 million visitors in 2017, Seville offers an incredible environment to deepen your understanding of the tourism industry. Originally founded as a private tourism school, EUSA has been offering tourism degrees for over 50 years. Our professors are experienced, well-connected, and currently active in the field. By studying tourism with us, you’ll learn from industry professionals and have opportunities to work directly with tourism agencies, local tour guides, boutique hotels, and international luxury hotel brands. Beyond Seville, you’ll be ideally situated to explore other remarkable attractions and destinations, including Portugal’s Algarve, Morocco, the Rock of Gibraltar, and Granada’s stunning Alhambra. Courses in English German I for Tourism (German) Management and Organization of Tourism Businesses Market Structure French I for Tourism (French) Strategic Management of Tourism Organizations English II for Tourism (English) Personal and Management Skills Advertising and Commercial Promotion for Tourism Courses in Spanish Computing applied to Tourism Accounting for Management in the Tourism Sector Operations Management in Tourism Organizations I Statistics English I for Tourism (English) Introduction to Tourism Law German II for Tourism (German) Geographical Analysis of the Tourism Industry in Andalucia Human-Resources Management in the Tourism Sector Market Research for Tourism Public Policy in the Tourism Sector Further French (French) Art and Cultural Tourism English III for Tourism (English) Total Quality Management for Tourism
Study tourism management in one of the world’s premier tourist destinations! Named the #1 city to visit in 2018 by Lonely Planet and welcoming over 2.5 million visitors in 2017, Seville offers an incredible environment to deepen your understanding of the tourism industry. Originally founded as a private tourism school, EUSA has been offering tourism degrees for over 50 years. Our professors are experienced, well-connected, and currently active in the field. By studying tourism with us, you’ll learn from industry professionals and have opportunities to work directly with tourism agencies, local tour guides, boutique hotels, and international luxury hotel brands. Beyond Seville, you’ll be ideally situated to explore other remarkable attractions and destinations, including Portugal’s Algarve, Morocco, the Rock of Gibraltar, and Granada’s stunning Alhambra.
German I for Tourism (German)
Management and Organization of Tourism Businesses
Market Structure
French I for Tourism (French)
Strategic Management of Tourism Organizations
English II for Tourism (English)
Personal and Management Skills
Advertising and Commercial Promotion for Tourism
Computing applied to Tourism
Accounting for Management in the Tourism Sector
Operations Management in Tourism Organizations I
Statistics
English I for Tourism (English)
Introduction to Tourism Law
German II for Tourism (German)
Geographical Analysis of the Tourism Industry in Andalucia
Human-Resources Management in the Tourism Sector
Market Research for Tourism
Public Policy in the Tourism Sector
Further French (French)
Art and Cultural Tourism
English III for Tourism (English)
Total Quality Management for Tourism
Jan 21st - May 16th, 2026
Deadline Oct 13th, 2025
FALL SEMESTER 2026
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