January Term Spanish Study Programs in Seville, Spain
Providing unique learning experiences for students since 1969.
Program information
Offering intensive language work at both the intermediate and advanced levels, this 3 1/2 week term is designed to be taken on its own or as preparation for the Spring Semester Program.
It is ideal for students who have been away from the study of Spanish for some time, or want additional language preparation before entering the Spanish Studies or Integrated Studies programs. Successful completion of SPAN 204J in the January Term permits students to continue in the Spring Spanish Studies program.
Why choose this program?
- Dedication to academic excellence
- Semester or Academic Year
- Classes meet Monday through Friday for a total of 60 contact hours
- Small class size for personalized attention
- Earn 4 semester credits
- All courses are taught in Spanish by highly qualified Spanish university professors with extensive experience in teaching American students.
- Live with a local family or in a residencia
- All meals included
- Local speaking partner
- Excursions: immerse yourself in a culture while touring with a group you know
Requirements
- 3.0 overall GPA and completion of 2 semesters college Spanish
Note: specific courses may have additional prerequisites
January Term Programs
Course Catalog
Costs include
Tuition
Double occupancy room & full board
Laundry
Overnight & local study visits & cultural activities
Orientation
Health Insurance
Spanish Studies transcript
Support of onsite staff
Special Dietary Needs
- Students with food allergies, intolerances, or other medical conditions that require a special diet may incur an extra fee to cover related dietary expenses. Please contact Spanish Studies for additional details.
All fees are in U.S. dollars and based on current exchange rates. Any considerable decrease in the value of the dollar will affect fees.
Meet your Resident Director
Dr. Michelle Durán, a native of Puerto Rico, is both the Resident Director for Seville and the Director of Academic Affairs for Spanish Studies Abroad. She is responsible for course development, assessment and overall academic quality of Spanish Studies programs in Spain, Argentina, Cuba and Puerto Rico. Prior to assuming her duties as Academic Director, Michelle served as both faculty member and Resident Director of theSpanish Studies Seville Program. In that capacity she has been responsible for the introduction and implementation of new methods of assessment on-site in Seville. She did her undergraduate work at Amherst College, and received her M.A. and Ph.D. in Romance Languages and Literatures from Harvard University.