The feedback many employers frequently give nowadays is that university graduates lack context for their studies. Academically exceptional students often struggle to apply their theoretical knowledge in professional environments as a consequence of a lack of exposure to different approaches to information processing and problem solving.
A semester abroad in Spain with Centro MundoLengua will give your students the tools and experience needed to excel in the professional world while earning course credits that contribute towards their degree. In an internationally accredited, stimulating environment, your students will study Spanish abroad along with multiple courses that cover contemporary topics about the Spanish speaking world and the language itself at the University of Sevilla in the center of one of Spain’s most culturally vibrant cities. And furthermore, not only will a semester abroad in Spain help boost your students skillset and CV, but it will also give them an unforgettable experience that benefits their personal development as much as their employability.
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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!
Located on the banks of the Guadalquivir River, Sevilla is the administrative capital of Andalusia, Spain’s most populous region, and has become a major transport hub that links the local population to the rest of the world by road, by rail and by air. Yet Sevilla stands thanks primarily to its bold cultural identity. Andalusia is the region whose traditions are most synonymous with Spain on an international level, and Sevilla is the spiritual home for many of these traditions. Flamenco music, equestrian schools and horse riding, la Feria, the tapas dining concept, Sevillanas dancing and, for right or for wrong, bullfighting customs are all most prominent among this city’s winding alleyways, cobbled streets, Arabic gardens, Catholic cathedrals, shaded plazas and towering bridges. And while Sevilla has no trouble charming tourists, professionals, writers, politicians, artists and even a Hollywood movie director or two, it is students who most quickly fall in love with the city’s affordable prices, abundant nightlife, architectural diversity and endless spots of indescribable beauty.
Sevilla’s 12th century cathedral is the largest Gothic cathedral in the entire world and houses the final resting place of none other than Christopher Columbus. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is only 5 minutes’ walk from the Centro MundoLengua office and is located in the heart of the city. It is equally as impressive to look at on the inside as it is one the outside, with a giant nave (central hall) lined with 80 side chapels and a spectacular array of ecclesiastical art, carvings and altarpieces.
Adjoined onto the cathedral is the single most iconic landmark of all Sevilla. La Giralda bell tower was originally the minaret of a mosque that was located at this site, before it was incorporated into the designs of the Catholic conquerors for the cathedral after they captured the city. And if you manage to climb all 340 feet of it to get to the top, your reward will be some of the finest views in all Sevilla.
The Real Alcázar was used as a set for the hit television series “Game Of Thrones”, and when you visit this 14th century palace and UNESCO World Heritage Site, you immediately understand why. Its complex of gardens, patios, plazas and of course the palace itself feature some of the finest examples of the Mudéhar architecture that Andalusia is famous for, and a walk through the Alcázar passing its native orange trees and peacocks is an activity that simply never loses its appeal.
Known as the “Old Jewish Quarter”, the Barrio de Santa Cruz is the part of the city that perpetually feels furthest away from the present. Its cobbled streets, narrow alleyways, criss-crossing paths and tall stone walls work together to keep much of the noise, and much of the traffic, outside. Its inhabitants therefore enjoy its secluded plazas, artisanal shops and hidden corners without distraction, and as you wander the Barrio and gaze upon the modern reminders of the stories of the people that have lived here through the ages, you can almost feel yourself transporting back through the centuries ….
Plaza de España is another of Sevilla’s major landmarks that has inspired directors (this time in the case of Star Wars). Constructed as recently as 1928, its semi-circular main edifice faces the lush, green Parque de María Luisa where many of our planned activities take place. Its central fountain is surrounded by boating canals and low bridges that provide a thousand different photo opportunities, but the real star of the show is the wide archways, proud towers and tiled alcoves dedicated to each of Spain’s provinces that form part of the main structure.
One of Sevilla’s most striking attractions masterfully combines both the ancient and the modern. Below ground are the ancient Roman ruins of the city that the public can access, but as you arrive at “Las Setas” (as it is commonly referred to in Sevilla), your eyes naturally gravitate up towards the giant lattice work that is the world’s largest single wooden structure. And don’t forget to climb to the top as the sun begins to set in order to enjoy the finest nighttime views of all Sevilla.
But that is far from everything that Sevilla has to offer. Other popular attractions include:
There are few academic institutions in Spain that are as prestigious as the University of Sevilla. Many things have changed since its founding in 1502, but the 70,000 students that pass through the grand doors of its campus confirm that the consistent quality of education available at the university is something that has remained the same. The university has various facilities and sites across the city, but the principal location where most study takes place is located in a grand, spectacular edifice a short walk from the Puerta de Jerez right in the center of Sevilla. This building itself has a history that is almost as remarkable as the university itself. Subtle reminders of its past are dotted in the archways, walls and gates that surround its renowned lecture theaters that once upon a time were used to process tobacco from the Americas. The University of Sevilla therefore represents a core piece of the history of not just the city, but of Spain itself.
The University of Sevilla is the ideal university for international students on a semester abroad in Spain who have a specific interest in the language and in the contemporary Spanish speaking world itself, as well as history and geography.
Students can choose 4 to 5 different courses per semester from either the university’s Faculty of Philology or the Faculty of Geography and History, both of which offer a wide range of courses that your students can choose from on an individual basis.
Attendance is compulsory and monitored by the professors, and a variety of examination methods are applied throughout the semester. Each course normally earns the individual student 3 U.S. credits (6 ECTS credits) which means that your students can earn a maximum of 15 U.S. credits (30 ECTS credits) that contribute to their eventual university degree during the semester.
No prior command of the Spanish language is required before arrival at the university. However the courses available to your students on their semester abroad in Spain at the University of Sevilla are purposefully selected with the assumption that students in the program will have an interest in the Spanish language and the Spanish speaking world. Courses for international students are taught in Spanish and English, and international students who have a high proficiency in Spanish (including your students) are able to take up to 2 courses delivered in Spanish together with native Spanish students. A large amount of courses are taught in English, but all students participate in courses designed to improve their command and understanding of the Spanish language. As part of the course selection, students are also able to choose up to 2 specially designed courses by Centro MundoLengua. These courses include one on the History of Sevilla, combining theory with in-situ cultural visits. The other focuses on the study of social-cultural issues in Spain, reinforced by practical community service work with local organizations.
For more information about a specific course, please feel free to get in touch with us.
HISP 385: Historia de Sevilla en su escenario HISP 399: Sevilla y la Comunidad
HISP 385: Historia de Sevilla en su escenario
HISP 399: Sevilla y la Comunidad
FA-02 Gramática Contrastiva (Español-Inglés) / Contrastive Grammar: Spanish-English FA-03 Fonética Correctiva Y Conversación / Corrective Phonetics And Conversation FA-04 Escribir En Español / Writing In Spanish FA-08 Literatura Hispanoamericana / Spanish American Literature FA-09 Cine Español Contemporáneo / Contemporary Spanish Cinema FA-11 Gramática Española / Spanish Grammar FA-12 Adqusicion De La Fonética Y Fonología Españolas / Acquisition Of Spanish Phonetics And Phonology FA-14 Español De América / Spanish In America FA-19 La Imagen De España A Través Del Cine / The Image Of Spain In Cinema FA-22 Psicología De La Persuasión En Los Mass Media: De La Publicidad A La Propaganda/ Psychology Of Persuasion In The Mass Media: From Advertising To Propaganda FA-25 Literatura Y Cocina: Escribir, Leer, Cocinar, Comer / Literature And Cookery: Writing, Reading, Cooking And Eating FA-27 “El Quijote” En La Cultura Hispánica/”Don Quixote” In Hispanic Culture FA-28 Escritoras Españolas De Hoy/ Contemporary Spanish Women Writers FA-30 Iniciación A La Traducción: Cultura, Vocabulario Y Proceso/ Introduction To Translation: Culture, Vocabulary, And Process FA-31 Español Progresivo Para Estudiantes Angloparlantes / Progressive Spanish For English-Speaking Students FA-37 Pintar La Sevilla Literaria/ Painting In Literary Seville FA-38 Tradiciones Literarias Y Culturales En Las Comunidades Hispanohablantes / Literary And Cultural Traditions In Spanish – Speaking Communities FA-43 La Enseñanza Del Inglés A Estudiantes Españoles: Metodología Y Práctica / Teaching English To Spanish Students: Methodology And Practice FA-44 Psicología Social Del Aprendizaje De Lenguas/ The Social Psychology Of Language Learning
FA-02 Gramática Contrastiva (Español-Inglés) / Contrastive Grammar: Spanish-English
FA-03 Fonética Correctiva Y Conversación / Corrective Phonetics And Conversation
FA-04 Escribir En Español / Writing In Spanish
FA-08 Literatura Hispanoamericana / Spanish American Literature
FA-09 Cine Español Contemporáneo / Contemporary Spanish Cinema
FA-11 Gramática Española / Spanish Grammar
FA-12 Adqusicion De La Fonética Y Fonología Españolas / Acquisition Of Spanish Phonetics And Phonology
FA-14 Español De América / Spanish In America
FA-19 La Imagen De España A Través Del Cine / The Image Of Spain In Cinema
FA-22 Psicología De La Persuasión En Los Mass Media: De La Publicidad A La Propaganda/ Psychology Of Persuasion In The Mass Media: From Advertising To Propaganda
FA-25 Literatura Y Cocina: Escribir, Leer, Cocinar, Comer / Literature And Cookery: Writing, Reading, Cooking And Eating
FA-27 “El Quijote” En La Cultura Hispánica/”Don Quixote” In Hispanic Culture
FA-28 Escritoras Españolas De Hoy/ Contemporary Spanish Women Writers
FA-30 Iniciación A La Traducción: Cultura, Vocabulario Y Proceso/ Introduction To Translation: Culture, Vocabulary, And Process
FA-31 Español Progresivo Para Estudiantes Angloparlantes / Progressive Spanish For English-Speaking Students
FA-37 Pintar La Sevilla Literaria/ Painting In Literary Seville
FA-38 Tradiciones Literarias Y Culturales En Las Comunidades Hispanohablantes / Literary And Cultural Traditions In Spanish – Speaking Communities
FA-43 La Enseñanza Del Inglés A Estudiantes Españoles: Metodología Y Práctica / Teaching English To Spanish Students: Methodology And Practice
FA-44 Psicología Social Del Aprendizaje De Lenguas/ The Social Psychology Of Language Learning
FB-01 Gramática Contrastiva / Contrastive Grammar FB-03 Fonética Correctiva Y Conversación/ Corrective Phonetics And Conversation FB-04 Escribir En Español / Writing In Spanish FB-07 Mitos Literarios Españoles / Spanish Literary Myths FB-10 Cine Español Contemporáneo/ Contemporary Spanish Cinema FB-12 Gramática Española / Spanish Grammar FB-13 Adquisición De La Fonética Y Fonología Españolas / Acquisition Of Spanish Phonetics And Phonology FB-16 “El Quijote” En La Cultura Hispánica/”Don Quixote” In Hispanic Culture FB-17 Literatura Y Ciudad: El Caso De Sevilla / The City Constructed In Literature: The Case Of Seville FB-20 La Imagen De España A Través Del Cine Y De La Ficción Digital/ The Image Of Spain In Cinema And Of The Digital Fiction FB-23 Psicología De La Persuasión En Los Mass Media: De La Publicidad A La Propaganda/ Psychology Of Persuasion In The Mass Media: From Advertising To Propaganda FB-24 El Español En La Economía, La Empresa Y Las Finanzas / Spanish In Economy, Business And Finance FB-26 La Guerra Civil Y La Literatura Española Actual / The Civil War And Present-Day Spanish Literature FB-27 Literatura Y Cocina. Escribir, Leer, Cocinar, Comer / Literature And Cuisine: Reading, Writing, Cooking, Eating FB-31 Iniciación A La Traducción: Cultura, Vocabulario Y Proceso / Introduction To Translation: Culture, Vocabulary And Process FB-32 Español Progresivo Para Estudiantes Angloparlantes / Progressive Spanish For English-Speaking Students FB-35 Pintar La Sevilla Literaria/ Painting In Literary Seville FB-37 Fotografiando La Sevilla Literaria/ Photographing The Literary Seville FB-38 Tradiciones Literarias Y Culturales En Las Comunidades Hispanohablantes/ Literary And Cultural Traditions In Spanish-Speaking Communities FB-42 Aprendizaje De Vocabulario Español /Learning Spanish Vocabulary FB-43 Visiones Literarias De Andalucía /Literary Visions Of Andalusia FB-44 Literatura Hispanoamericana Contemporánea/ Contemporary Spanish American Literature FB-45 La Enseñanza Del Inglés A Estudiantes Españoles: Metodología Y Práctica/ Teaching English To Spanish Students: Methodology And Practice FB-46 Psicología Social Del Aprendizaje De Lenguas/ The Social Psychology Of Language Learning FB-47 Comprender El Flamenco A Través Del Baile/ Understand Flamenco Through Dance FB-48 La Lengua Y La Cultura En Sevilla Aquí Y Ahora/ The Language And Culture In Sevilla Of Here And Now In Sevilla
FB-01 Gramática Contrastiva / Contrastive Grammar
FB-03 Fonética Correctiva Y Conversación/ Corrective Phonetics And Conversation
FB-04 Escribir En Español / Writing In Spanish
FB-07 Mitos Literarios Españoles / Spanish Literary Myths
FB-10 Cine Español Contemporáneo/ Contemporary Spanish Cinema
FB-12 Gramática Española / Spanish Grammar
FB-13 Adquisición De La Fonética Y Fonología Españolas / Acquisition Of Spanish Phonetics And Phonology
FB-16 “El Quijote” En La Cultura Hispánica/”Don Quixote” In Hispanic Culture
FB-17 Literatura Y Ciudad: El Caso De Sevilla / The City Constructed In Literature: The Case Of Seville
FB-20 La Imagen De España A Través Del Cine Y De La Ficción Digital/ The Image Of Spain In Cinema And Of The Digital Fiction
FB-23 Psicología De La Persuasión En Los Mass Media: De La Publicidad A La Propaganda/ Psychology Of Persuasion In The Mass Media: From Advertising To Propaganda
FB-24 El Español En La Economía, La Empresa Y Las Finanzas / Spanish In Economy, Business And Finance
FB-26 La Guerra Civil Y La Literatura Española Actual / The Civil War And Present-Day Spanish Literature
FB-27 Literatura Y Cocina. Escribir, Leer, Cocinar, Comer / Literature And Cuisine: Reading, Writing, Cooking, Eating
FB-31 Iniciación A La Traducción: Cultura, Vocabulario Y Proceso / Introduction To Translation: Culture, Vocabulary And Process
FB-32 Español Progresivo Para Estudiantes Angloparlantes / Progressive Spanish For English-Speaking Students
FB-35 Pintar La Sevilla Literaria/ Painting In Literary Seville
FB-37 Fotografiando La Sevilla Literaria/ Photographing The Literary Seville
FB-38 Tradiciones Literarias Y Culturales En Las Comunidades Hispanohablantes/ Literary And Cultural Traditions In Spanish-Speaking Communities
FB-42 Aprendizaje De Vocabulario Español /Learning Spanish Vocabulary
FB-43 Visiones Literarias De Andalucía /Literary Visions Of Andalusia
FB-44 Literatura Hispanoamericana Contemporánea/ Contemporary Spanish American Literature
FB-45 La Enseñanza Del Inglés A Estudiantes Españoles: Metodología Y Práctica/ Teaching English To Spanish Students: Methodology And Practice
FB-46 Psicología Social Del Aprendizaje De Lenguas/ The Social Psychology Of Language Learning
FB-47 Comprender El Flamenco A Través Del Baile/ Understand Flamenco Through Dance
FB-48 La Lengua Y La Cultura En Sevilla Aquí Y Ahora/ The Language And Culture In Sevilla Of Here And Now In Sevilla
FS-02 Conversation And Composition In Spanish FS-06 Gender Views In Contemporary Spanish Literature And Cinema FS-09 Music And Society: Theory And Practice Of Flamenco FS-12 Progressive Spanish For English-Speaking Students FS-14 Painting In Literary Seville FS-15 Photographing The Literary Seville FS-17 Teaching English To Spanish Students: Methodology And Practice FS-18 The Social Psychology Of Language Learning
FS-02 Conversation And Composition In Spanish
FS-06 Gender Views In Contemporary Spanish Literature And Cinema
FS-09 Music And Society: Theory And Practice Of Flamenco
FS-12 Progressive Spanish For English-Speaking Students
FS-14 Painting In Literary Seville
FS-15 Photographing The Literary Seville
FS-17 Teaching English To Spanish Students: Methodology And Practice
FS-18 The Social Psychology Of Language Learning
FS-02 Conversation And Composition In Spanish FS-06 Gender Views In Contemporary Spanish Literature And Cinema FS-07 Introduction To Spanish Cultural Studies FS-08 The Arab World Today. Contemporary History And International Relations FS-09 Music And Society: Theory And Practice Of Flamenco FS-12 Progressive Spanish For English-Speaking Students FS-13 Languages Of International Development: Healthcare And Voluntary Work FS-14 Painting In Literary Seville FS-15 Photographing The Literary Seville FS-17 Teaching English To Spanish Students: Methodology And Practice FS-18 The Social Psychology Of Language Learning
FS-07 Introduction To Spanish Cultural Studies
FS-08 The Arab World Today. Contemporary History And International Relations
FS-13 Languages Of International Development: Healthcare And Voluntary Work
GA-01 Cultura Y Sociedad En La España Actual/ Culture And Society In Present-Day Spain GA-04 Antropología Cultural De América Latina/ Cultural Anthropology Of Latin America GA-05 La Construcción Política De La Unión Europea/ The Political Construction Of The European Union GA-07 El Flamenco: Expresión Cultural De Andalucía/ Flamenco: Cultural Expression Of Andalucía GA-09 La Proyección Histórica De Las Tres Culturas: Cristianos, Musulmanes Y Judíos En La España Medieval (Ss. Viii-Xv) / Medieval Spain And The Historical Projection Of Three Cultures: Christians, Moslems And Jews (Ss. Viii-Xv) GA-11 La Pintura Española De El Greco A Picasso/ Spanish Painting From El Greco To Picasso GA-15 Transición Política Y Democracia En España (1975-2000)/ Political Transition And Democracy In Spain GA-16 La Mujer En El Arte. Visiones Desde La Diferencia Y La Igualdad/ Woman In Art: Visions From The Perspectives Of Difference And Equality GA-19 Fotografía: Teoría, Historia Y Técnica Fotográfica/ Photography: Theory, History And Art Photography GA-20 Economía, Sociedad Y Medio Ambiente En España/ Economy, Society And The Environment In Spain GA-21 Cultura De La Gastronomía En España /Cuisine Culture In Spain GA-22 El Vino En España: Historia, Cultura Y Economía/ Wine In Spain: History, Culture, And Economics GA-25 Dioses, Héroes Y Mitos Del Mundo Grecorromano/ Gods, Heroes And Myths Of The Greco-Roman World (Nuevo) GA-26 Patrimonio Histórico-Artístico De Sevilla/ Historical-Artistic Patrimony Of Sevilla (Nuevo)
GA-01 Cultura Y Sociedad En La España Actual/ Culture And Society In Present-Day Spain
GA-04 Antropología Cultural De América Latina/ Cultural Anthropology Of Latin America
GA-05 La Construcción Política De La Unión Europea/ The Political Construction Of The European Union
GA-07 El Flamenco: Expresión Cultural De Andalucía/ Flamenco: Cultural Expression Of Andalucía
GA-09 La Proyección Histórica De Las Tres Culturas: Cristianos, Musulmanes Y Judíos En La España Medieval (Ss. Viii-Xv) / Medieval Spain And The Historical Projection Of Three Cultures: Christians, Moslems And Jews (Ss. Viii-Xv)
GA-11 La Pintura Española De El Greco A Picasso/ Spanish Painting From El Greco To Picasso
GA-15 Transición Política Y Democracia En España (1975-2000)/ Political Transition And Democracy In Spain
GA-16 La Mujer En El Arte. Visiones Desde La Diferencia Y La Igualdad/ Woman In Art: Visions From The Perspectives Of Difference And Equality
GA-19 Fotografía: Teoría, Historia Y Técnica Fotográfica/ Photography: Theory, History And Art Photography
GA-20 Economía, Sociedad Y Medio Ambiente En España/ Economy, Society And The Environment In Spain
GA-21 Cultura De La Gastronomía En España /Cuisine Culture In Spain
GA-22 El Vino En España: Historia, Cultura Y Economía/ Wine In Spain: History, Culture, And Economics
GA-25 Dioses, Héroes Y Mitos Del Mundo Grecorromano/ Gods, Heroes And Myths Of The Greco-Roman World (Nuevo)
GA-26 Patrimonio Histórico-Artístico De Sevilla/ Historical-Artistic Patrimony Of Sevilla (Nuevo)
GB-01 Introducción A La Historia De España Contemporánea / An Introduction To The History Of Contemporary Spain GB-03 Economía Y Sociedad En La España Contemporánea / Economy And Society In Contemporary Spain GB-09 El Flamenco: Expresión Cultural De Andalucía/ Flamenco: An Expression Of The Culture Of Andalucía GB-10 Introducción A La Historia Moderna De España / An Introduction To The Early Modern History Of Spain GB-13 Relaciones Interamericanas/ Inter-American Relations GB-17 La Proyección Histórica De Las Tres Culturas: Cristianos, Musulmanes Y Judíos / The Historical Projection Of Three Cultures: Christians, Moslems And Jews GB-18 La España Actual Y Las Relaciones Internacionales/ Present-Day Spain And The Context Of International Relations GB-19 Historia De La Esclavitud En América Latina/ The History Of Slavery In Latin America GB-23 Transición Política Y Democracia En España (1975-2000) / Political Transition And Democracy In Spain (1975-2000) GB-24 Fotografía: Teoría, Historia Y Técnica Fotográfica / Photography: Theory, History And Art Photography GB-26 Historia Y Cultura Judía En España / Jewish History And Culture Within Spain GB-27 El Vino En España: Historia, Cultura Y Economía / Wine In Spain: History, Culture, And Economics GB-28 Cultura De La Gastronomía En España / Cuisine Culture In Spain GB-29 Mujeres En La Historia De América / Women In The History Of Latin America GB-30 La Mujer En El Arte. Visiones Desde La Diferencia Y La Igualdad/ Woman In Art: Visions From The Perspectives Of Difference And Equality GB-34 Marketing Y Turismo/ Tourism Marketing GB-35 Cultura Y Tradiciones En Andalucía / Culture And Traditions In Andalusia GB-38 Patrimonio Histórico-Artístico De Sevilla/ Sevilla’S Historical-Artistic Heritage GB-39 La Unión Europea Ante Los Retos Políticos, Socio-Económicos Y Territoriales Del Siglo Xxi/ The European Union In The Face Of The Political, Socio-Economic, And Territorial Challenges Of The Twenty-First Century
GB-01 Introducción A La Historia De España Contemporánea / An Introduction To The History Of Contemporary Spain
GB-03 Economía Y Sociedad En La España Contemporánea / Economy And Society In Contemporary Spain
GB-09 El Flamenco: Expresión Cultural De Andalucía/ Flamenco: An Expression Of The Culture Of Andalucía
GB-10 Introducción A La Historia Moderna De España / An Introduction To The Early Modern History Of Spain
GB-13 Relaciones Interamericanas/ Inter-American Relations
GB-17 La Proyección Histórica De Las Tres Culturas: Cristianos, Musulmanes Y Judíos / The Historical Projection Of Three Cultures: Christians, Moslems And Jews
GB-18 La España Actual Y Las Relaciones Internacionales/ Present-Day Spain And The Context Of International Relations
GB-19 Historia De La Esclavitud En América Latina/ The History Of Slavery In Latin America
GB-23 Transición Política Y Democracia En España (1975-2000) / Political Transition And Democracy In Spain (1975-2000)
GB-24 Fotografía: Teoría, Historia Y Técnica Fotográfica / Photography: Theory, History And Art Photography
GB-26 Historia Y Cultura Judía En España / Jewish History And Culture Within Spain
GB-27 El Vino En España: Historia, Cultura Y Economía / Wine In Spain: History, Culture, And Economics
GB-28 Cultura De La Gastronomía En España / Cuisine Culture In Spain
GB-29 Mujeres En La Historia De América / Women In The History Of Latin America
GB-30 La Mujer En El Arte. Visiones Desde La Diferencia Y La Igualdad/ Woman In Art: Visions From The Perspectives Of Difference And Equality
GB-34 Marketing Y Turismo/ Tourism Marketing
GB-35 Cultura Y Tradiciones En Andalucía / Culture And Traditions In Andalusia
GB-38 Patrimonio Histórico-Artístico De Sevilla/ Sevilla’S Historical-Artistic Heritage
GB-39 La Unión Europea Ante Los Retos Políticos, Socio-Económicos Y Territoriales Del Siglo Xxi/ The European Union In The Face Of The Political, Socio-Economic, And Territorial Challenges Of The Twenty-First Century
GS-01 Spain’s Classical Heritage: Between History And Mythology GS-02 Contemporary Spain: Economy, Society And Environment GS-03 Great Masters And The Major Artistic Trends In Spain During The Twentieth Century GS-04 US-European Relations Since World War II GS-05 International Marketing GS-06 Spanish Cuisine, Spanish Cuisines GS-07 Photography: Theory And Techniques
GS-01 Spain’s Classical Heritage: Between History And Mythology
GS-02 Contemporary Spain: Economy, Society And Environment
GS-03 Great Masters And The Major Artistic Trends In Spain During The Twentieth Century
GS-04 US-European Relations Since World War II
GS-05 International Marketing
GS-06 Spanish Cuisine, Spanish Cuisines
GS-07 Photography: Theory And Techniques
GS-01 Spain’s Classical Heritage: Between History And Mythology GS-02 Contemporary Spain: Economy, Society And Environment GS-03 Great Masters And The Major Artistic Trends In Spain During The Twentieth Century GS-04 US-European Relations Since World War II GS-05 International Marketing GS-06 Spanish Cuisine, Spanish Cuisines GS-07 Photography: Theory And Techniques GS-10 Anatomy & Physiology GS-11 Anatomy & Physiology (Lab) GS-12 Wine In Spain: History And Wine Tasting GS-13 Social Psychology
GS-10 Anatomy & Physiology
GS-11 Anatomy & Physiology (Lab)
GS-12 Wine In Spain: History And Wine Tasting
GS-13 Social Psychology
The total will be divided in 1 deposit due today and 1 final payment. The final payment will be due 8 weeks prior to the program start date.
Custom semester abroad in Spain: University of Sevilla
Sep 14th - Dec 17th, 2022
Deadline: April 15th, 2022
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