Always dreamed of studying Spanish abroad but never had the opportunity? Would you love to finally get round to learning a foreign language? And what about living abroad in one of the Europe’s most culturally vibrant cities? A couple more clicks and it’s entirely possible.
With Centro MundoLengua, studying Spanish abroad has never been easier. Our semester abroad programs incorporate first class teaching, life as a true local in the city and the opportunity to earn official course credits (between 12 and 15 US credits or 24 to 30 ECTS credits) – a winning combination that guarantees effective learning with life-changing experiences.
Picture a typical weekday. Your morning walk to campus is lined with cobbled streets, narrow alleyways, magnificent cathedrals and charming, hidden gardens. Your interactive Spanish class takes place in a 500 year old lecture hall made of cool marble, and lunch is spent with fellow students from around the world sampling freshly-prepared tapas under the shade of giant palms. And as the Mediterranean sun glints through the tree tops, you discuss about the excursion you’ll all attend that very weekend – perhaps to colourful Lisbon or enchanting Chefchaouen. Sound good? Then keep scrolling to find out more….
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 may only be Spain’s fourth largest city, but culturally it is the most distinct. This is the spiritual home of a huge number of the cultural traditions that have become internationally associated with Spain, including fiery flamenco music, the mouth-watering tapas dining concept, passionate Sevillanas dancing, daily commutes with horse and carriage and, for right or for wrong, bullfighting. It is easy to understand Sevilla’s rich cultural heritage the moment you lay your eyes on the city itself. Its impressive modern bridges, fading Roman ruins, labyrinthine maze of narrow alleyways, nocturnally lively plazas, intricate Moorish patios and of course the world’s largest gothic cathedral have inspired countless artists, writers, musicians and even a Hollywood director or two.
One of the oldest of the city’s landmarks is deserving of the first place on this list. The burial site of Christopher Columbus and the world’s largest Gothic cathedral is spectacular to look at both inside and out. Built originally in the 12th century, this UNESCO World Heritage Site located a mere 5 minutes’ walk from Centro MundoLengua headquarters contains a cavernous nave with 80 side chapels facing it, along with Christian artwork from various eras and outstanding ecclesiastical features all around..
And after doing a tour of the cathedral, the logical next step is to climb to the top of the 340 foot tall adjoining bell tower in order to enjoy some of the very best views of Sevilla. La Giralda bell tower functions as a perfect architectural representation of Spain’s past; it used to be a minaret of a mosque located on the site of the current cathedral but was incorporated into the plans of the cathedral after the Catholic conquest of Sevilla in the 12th century. Being unique in almost every way imaginable, La Giralda has become one of the defining images of Sevilla.
The next stop should always be the Real Alcázar; a 14th century palatial complex featuring exquisite gardens, courtyards, plazas and pools located close to the cathedral. This UNESCO World Heritage Site boasts some of the finest examples of the Mudéjar-architectural style that Andalusia has become famous for, and a stroll along its inner orange-tree lined patios and exterior corridors never fails to impress.
It is easy to feel you have stepped back in time inside the Barrio of Santa Cruz. Its narrow alleyways, soaring brick buildings and cobbled streets conspire to keep the hustle and bustle of modern Sevilla firmly outside of its boundaries – while preserving the true feel of historic Sevilla within. The neighborhood known as the “Old Jewish Quarter” has clues and reminders of the lives and stories of its inhabitants throughout the centuries in every direction you look, meaning that there is no place better in the whole city to reconnect with Sevilla’s past than here.
The giant semi-circular plaza and its adjoining 100-acre Parque de María Luisa may be a relatively young addition to the city’s landmark list, but since their construction in 1928 they have earned their place among Sevilla’s most popular attractions. The combination of arching fountain, low bridges, shallow canals filled with rowing boats, soaring towers of red brick and tiled alcoves – each one dedicated to an individual province of Spain – were enough to convince the directors of Star Wars to come to Sevilla to film for one of their movies!
Another new addition to city is the Metropol Parasol, known locally as “Las Setas” thanks to their close resemblance to giant mushrooms. The largest single wooden structure in the entire world in fact sits on top of some of the oldest architectural sites in the entire city, and visitors can access the ancient Roman ruins beneath through the Metropol Parasol. But as the sun begins to set, you’ll definitely want to climb to the very top of the structure in order to enjoy some of the most amazing nighttime views that the entire city has to offer.
The above list only scratches the surface of Sevilla’s many attractions. Other highlights include the following: · The Plaza de Toros, one of the most famous bullfighting rings in Spain. · Archivo de Indias: another UNESCO World Heritage Site where some of Spain’s most important historical archives are closely guarded. · The Torre del Oro; a riverside tower built in the 13th century that shines in the evening sun. · Palacio de las Dueñas; the birthplace of poet Antonio Machado is a 15th century palace, famous for its striking flower-covered facade and its unusual fusion of both Gothic and Moorish architectural styles. ·And more museums than you could ever think possible, including the Sevilla Museum of Fine Arts, the Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions, the Flamenco Museum and the Archeological Museum of Sevilla.
Few universities in Spain or even Europe can claim to be as prestigious as the University of Sevilla. Initially founded in 1502, the University of Sevilla welcomes approximately 70,000 students through its grand doors, including many international students. While the university has sites and facilities across the whole city, the main campus building is located in a few minutes’ walk from Puerta de Jerez, a popular meeting spot and pedestrian hub in Sevilla’s center. This building is in fact a former tobacco factory. Subtle architectural signs and clues all around its exterior hint at its history, and its magnificent appearance and perfect location transform the normally mundane walk to class into a mini-sightseeing excursion every single day.
Attendance in the classes in compulsory and is monitored by the professors. Students are assessed via a variety of different examination methods, and unless stated otherwise, every single course taken by the students earns 3 U.S. credits, or 6 ECTS credits, which means that you can earn a maximum of 15 US course credits / 30 ECTS credits for studying Spanish abroad for a semester!
Students will select 4 to 5 different courses during their time at the University of Sevilla, and the program usually runs from 14 to 16 weeks.
Many courses are taught in English and some are taught in both English and Spanish. Students can choose the language of delivery based on their requirement.
While the courses offered by the University of Sevilla for students at our program are designed for those with an active interest in the Spanish language and the respective country’s culture, no prior knowledge of the Spanish language is necessary.
For more information on any course and a copy of the syllabus, please feel free to contact us.
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.
Sep 18th – Dec 14th, 2023 Deadline: Apr 15th, 2023
Feb 5th – May 9th, 2024 Deadline: Oct 10th, 2023