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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PROGRAMS IN SPAIN

ACADEMIC YEAR ABROAD

Academic Year Abroad
American Institute for Foreign Study
American University
Arizona State
Boston College
Boston University
Bowling Green State
California State
Clemson University
Ester Ferguson Center of Coker College/College of Charleston
Earlham College
Nazareth College
California
California/Illinois
Central College of Iowa
Cincinnati
Cornell/Michigan
Council on International Educational Exchange
Cursos Americanos e Internacionales
Davidson College
Delaware
Dickinson College
Duke
Furman
George Washington
Georgetown
Hamilton College
Indiana/Purdue/Wisconsin
Institute of European Studies
Minnesota
Kalamazoo College
Kansas/Colorado
Knox College
Lake Forest College
Marist College
Marquette
Middlebury College
New York
North Carolina at Greensboro
North Carolina at Chapel Hill Year
Pennsylvania State
PRESHCO
Rutgers
Saint John's/Saint Benedict
St. Lawrence
Simmons College
Skidmore College
Southern Methodist
Stanford
Stetson
Sweet Briar College
Syracuse
Tufts
Tulane-Newcomb
University at Albany, SUNY
Vanderbilt
Vassar/Wesleyan/Colgate
Virginia
Studies Abroad Consortium

PROGRAMS

The College for International Studies
Saint Louis
Saint Thomas University in El Escorial
San Diego State University
Schiller International
Suffolk

The following information has been compiled from data received from each program. This office cannot be held responsible for the accuracy and content of the same. For further details interested parties should contact the programs directly. Any corrections or additions may be sent to the Cultural Section, Embassy of the U.S.A., Serrano, 75, 28006 Madrid.

ACADEMIC YEAR ABROAD PROGRAMS

The majority of the programs are geared to American students enrolled on U.S. campuses that wish to study in Spain one or two semesters during their Junior year. These programs as a general rule do not offer degrees in Spain.

Academic Year Abroad

15-20 students
Aug. - June
Director: María Viñas García
Office: Universidad Carlos III
Edificio López Arangures, Despacho 15.1.53
28039 Getafe (Madrid)
Fax: (34) 91624-5813
E-mail: ayamad@pa.uc3m.es
Internet: http://sabmac.studyabroad.com/aya/

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
Dr. Antonio Cinquemani
P.O. Box 244
Stone Ridge, NY 12484
Tel.: (914) 687-7091

This program accepts students from various U.S. or Canadian universities and holds its classes at the University of Madrid. Subjects such as the following are offered: Spanish language, linguistics, literature, history, art, economics, politics, sociology, philosophy, and music. All classes are conducted in Spanish by professors of the University of Madrid. Students live in families or in apartments or student residences. Orientation is given during the month of September at the University of Madrid.

American Institute for Foreign Study

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
American Institute for Foreign Study
102 Greenwich Avenue
Greenwich, Connecticut 06830
Tel.: (203) 869 9090

This program accepts students from any university in the United States.

Salamanca Program:
52 students
Jan. - May
Resident Director: Gaye Michaels
Office: Plaza del Corrillo, 19, 2-2
Salamanca
Tel.: (92) 326-8991
Fax: (92) 327-1963

Granada Program:
50 students
Jan. - May
Resident Director: Paula Messina
Office: Plaza del Campillo, 2
Edificio Macia, 3E
18009 Granada
Tel.: (958) 222-418
Fax : (958) 228-513
Email: pmessina@aifs.e.telefonica.net

American University

Semester in Madrid
Spring Semester - 35 students
Office: Universidad Antonio de Nebrija
Campus de la Dehesa de la Villa
Pirineos, 55
28040 Madrid
Tel.: (34) 91 452-1100
E-mail: cehi@unned.es
Internet: http://www.unnet.es

U.S. name and address or office responsible for program:
Dr. Shaik Ismael, Director
Study Abroad Program
Tenley Campus
American University
Washington, D.C. 20016
Tel.: (202) 895-4900
Accreditation: 1928/1989 (MSA)

This program accepts students from other universities and focuses on contemporary Spain (politics, society, economy, etc.). Qualified students participate twice a week in an internship with a company in Madrid. The students who participate in this program are part of Centro de Estudios Hispánicos (one of the many departments within the University).

Arizona State University in Granada

Eight weeks
Office: Gina Santí
Centro para Lenguas Modernas
Placeta del Hospicio Viejo, s/n
18071 Granada
Tel.: (958) 220-790 ó (958) 223-664

Academic year in the Cursos para Extranjeros of the University of Granada; a summer program in Almuñécar (on the coast) for half of the stay and in Madrid for the other half.

U.S. office:
Arizona State University
International Division
Tempe, AZ 85287-2203
Accreditation: 1931/1983 (NCA)

When students are in Almuñécar they stay in apartments on the beach. There will be various trips along the coast of Spain. While the students are in Madrid they will stay in a colegio Mayor at one of the universities in the city. There will be trips to Granada, Córdoba, Sevilla, Salamanca, Ávila, El Escorial, Toledo, and Segovia.

Boston College in Madrid

On-site coordinator: Ana Peláez Benitez
Office: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Campus de Cantoblanco
28049 Madrid
Tel/Fax: (34) 91 544-8977

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
Marian St. Onge, Director
OIP, Boston College
Chestnut Hill, MA 02167
Tel.: (617) 552-3827
Fax: (617) 552-0647
Email: ana.pelaez@uam.es

This program accepts students from home institution. Students attend either Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM) or the Universidad Pontificia Comillas (ICADE). In September and January a four week presession is held in Alcalá de Henares at the Universidad de Alcalá providing BC students enrolled in the UAM with intensive language classes, lectures on contemporary Spain, and cultural visits. Students will be housed individually with Spanish families or in apartments shared with local students.

Boston University in Madrid

Number of students varies a lot
Fall / Spring semesters (usually more in the Spring)
Resident Director: James Ray Green
Office: Instituto Internacional
Miguel Angel, 8
28010 Madrid
Tel.: (34) 91319-1458
Fax: (34) 91308-7122
E-mail: bos.rgreen@iie.es
Internet: http://www.bu.edu/abroad

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
Study Abroad Office
Boston University
232 Bay State, Rd.
Boston, MA 02215
Accreditation: 1938/1991 (ATS); 1929/1989 (NEASC-CTHE)

The program accepts students from other U.S. universities. Subjects such as the following are offered: Language; literature, civilization, politics, and art. All are given in Spanish at the International Institute. Orientation is given in early September and early January in Madrid. Students live with families.

Bowling Green State University

Academic Year Abroad
55 students
Sept. - Dec.
Jan. - May
Graduate/Under Graduate
Summer Programs
Cluster College
High school-Summer

Resident Director: Susana Juárez
José López de Rueda
Office: University of Alcalá de Henares
"CENUAH"
Calle Libreros, 13
Alcalá de Henares (Madrid)
Tel.: (34) 91885-5249
Fax.: (34) 91882-7380
E-mail: bowlinggreen@retemail.es

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
AYA in Spain
Romance Languages Dept.
Bowling Green State University
Bowling Green, Ohio 43402
Accreditation: 1916/1983 (NCA)

The program accepts students from other U.S. universities. Subjects such as the following are offered: art of Spain, geography, composition/conversation, introduction to Spanish peninsular literature, Spanish civilization, Spanish literature of the 19th century, language courses, business Spanish, etc. All subjects are taught in Spanish. Summer programs include intensive language study and high school, in addition to normal graduate and undergraduate courses.

California State University

60 students in Madrid
20 in Granada
Aug. - June

Resident Director: Mirta González (director changes every year)
Office: California State University
Facultad de Geografía e Historia
Ciudad Universitaria
28040 Madrid
Tel. and Fax : (34) 91549-4486
E-mail: valle@rect.ucm.es (Valle Espeso Cuarto: she does'nt change every year like directors)

U.S. name and address of officer responsible for program:
California State University
International Programs
400 Golden Shore
Long Beach, California 90802
Accreditation: 1957/1987 (WASC-Sr)

This program accepts students from home institution. Classes are given at the University of Madrid and the University of Granada. Subjects such as the following are offered: language, history, social science, art, economics, Hispanic studies. Orientation is given in Los Angeles during August. Students live in apartments, homes, and in student residences.

Clemson University

Office: Center for Cross Cultural Study
Calle Harinas, 16 y 18
41001 Sevilla
Tel: (95) 422 4107
Internet: http://www.cccs.com/page.asp?id=17

The program’s address in the U.S. is:
Center for Off-Campus Programs
Attn: Carol Hood
Clemson University
119 Lee Hall, Box 340503
Clemson, SC 29634-0503
Tel: (864) 656-3636
Fax: (864) 656-0204

There are 4 programs students can choose from: Upper-Division Spanish Studies Program, the Intensive Intermediate Program in Spanish Language and Culture and the intensive short-term January Program and Summer Program. Students also have the opportunity to take a class at the University of Sevilla, be an intern, or do an independent research project.

Ester Ferguson Center of Coker College & College of Charleston in Trujillo

Director: Jaime de Salas
Office: Fundación Xavier Salas
Convento de la Coria
Trujillo
Tel.: 927-321-898
E-mail: fxdsalas@idecnet.com

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
Office of Off-Campus Programs
Coker College
300 East College Avenue
Hartsville, South Carolina 29550
Tel.: (803) 383-8038

Office of International Education
College of Charleston
66 George St.
Charleston, SC 29424
Tel.: (803) 953-7661
Fax: (803) 953-7663.

Students study intermediate and upper-level Spanish, art, history, sociology and anthropology, and/or business with faculty from both institutions, while traveling and while living with local families. The College of Charleston's summer program, a five-week program, allows students to study intermediate and upper-level Spanish and special topics selected each year. Classes will be taught at the Fundación Xavier Salas located at the Convento de la Coria.

Earlham College Program in Valencia

Director: José Perez
Office: Servicios de Programas Universitarios
C/ Ramón Gordillo, 4
46010 Valencia
Tel. (Carol Harris): 96-369-4977
Fax: 96-393-3845
E-mail: ipo@earlham.edu
Web-Page: http://www.earlham.edu

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
Patricia O'Maley Lamson
International Programs Office
Drawer 202, Earlham College
Richmond, IN 47374-4095
Tel.: (765) 983-1424
Fax: (765) 983-1553

Earlham College, in cooperation with the University of Valencia, offers an alternating year, spring semester program in Valencia that runs from early January to early May. This program is also open to students from other universities. Students take a variety of courses from Spanish language and literature, to contemporary socio-political history. Classes are taught by faculty from the Universidad de Valencia and all courses are given in Spanish. During selected years, Earlham also offers an intensive May course.

Nazareth College Valencia Program in Valencia

Resident Assistant Director: Amy Sevcik
Office: El Bachiller, 13
46010 Valencia
Tel.: 96-369-2178
Fax: 96-369-2178
E-mail: alsevcik@naz.edu
Internet: http://www.naz.edu

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
Dr. Tina Pereda, Director of the Valencia Program
Nazareth College of Rochester
4245 East Ave.
Rochester NY 14618-3790
Tel.: (716) 389-2680
Fax: (716) 389-2682

This program accepts students from other universities. Students may choose to attend for one semester or the full academic year. Subjects such as the following are offered: philosophy, fine arts, literature and history. Intensive writing and women's studies courses are also offered. Classes are held at the Institute of Spanish Studies in Valencia.

University of California

Study Center
60 students in Madrid (Complutense)
10 students in Madrid (Autónoma)
15 students in Alcalá
40 students in Granada
Aug. - June

Resident Director: Jacobo Sefami
Office: Universidad Complutense
Facultad de CC.PP. y Sociología
Campus Somosaguas
28223 Madrid
Tel.: (34) 91352 2402
Fax : (34) 91352 1099
Email: socuc03@sis.ucm.es

Granada
Director: Dwight Reynolds
Tel/Fax: (95)820-3894
Email: uncial@ugr.es

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
Education Abroad Program
University of California
2402 Hollister Research Center
Santa Barbara, CA 93106
Accreditation: 1949/1991 (WASC-Sr)

This program accepts only those students enrolled at the University of California. Students enroll in regular Spanish classes at all faculties except medicine and law. In addition, those students attending the Complutense can also enroll in a maximum of two "core courses" designed specifically for UC students and given in Spanish. During September intensive language courses are given at the Complutense, Alcalá, and Granada. Students live in student residences, private homes, and apartments.

Universities of California and Illinois

Centro de Estudios
60-75 students
Oct. - May
Resident Director: John Wilcox
Office: Gran Vía, 585
Universidad de Barcelona
Facultad de Filología
08007 Barcelona
Tel. (93) 317-5018
Fax. (93 412-7336
E-mail: California-illinois@ub.edu

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
Education Abroad Program
University of California
Santa Barbara, CA 93106
Accreditation: 1949/1991 (WASC-Sr)

University of Illinois
Office of the Dean
294 Lincoln Hall
702 South Wright, Urbana, Il 61801
Accreditation: 1913/1989 (NCA)

These programs accept only those students previously enrolled at the home institutions. Classes are given in Spanish at the University of Barcelona (Central and Pedralbes). "Core courses" are offered in humanities and social sciences; students also enroll in regular courses of the University of Barcelona. Orientation is given at the Colegio Mayor Chaminade in Madrid, followed by a 4-week of Intensive Language Program (ILP) held in Barcelona in September. During the academic year students live with Spanish families or in their own in apartments.

In addition, the University of California has an exchange program with the Autonomous University of Barcelona at Bellaterra. This is a one-to-one exchange program. UC students participate in the ILP, and during the academic year they take regular UAB classes at the Autónoma, in Spanish and Catalán.

Central College of Iowa

50 students
Sept. - May
Resident Director: Verónica María García Montero
Office: Centro para Lenguas Modernas
Universidad de Granada
Placeta del Hospicio Viejo, s/n
18071 Granada
Tel. (958) 220-592
Fax (958) 220-597
E-mail: censpain@platon.ugr.es
Internet: http://www.studyabroad.com/central/

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
Ruben Peterson
International Studies Office
Central College
Pella, Iowa 50219
Accreditation: 1942/1984 (NCA)

This program accepts students from other universities; classes are given in Spanish (except ESL) at the Antigua Facultad de Filosofía y Letras (Palacio de las Columnas-address given above) as well as in the Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Subjects such as the following are offered: Spanish art, history, geography, literature, social and political structures, business, economics, music, Islamic culture, translation and interpretation, conversation, composition. Orientation is given in a small Andalusian town called Zahara de los Atunes from 15-30 September and in Madrid 1-10 October. Students live with Spanish families.

University of Cincinnati - (CIS)

15 -20 students
Winter quarter only
Resident Director: Patricia O'Connor
Cursos para Extranjeros
Universidad Complutense
28040 Madrid

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
Patricia O'Connor
Dept. Romance and Literature
University of Cincinnati
Ohio, 45221
Accreditation: 1913/1989 (NCA)

This program accepts only those students previously enrolled in home institution. Orientation is given on the U.S. Campus. Students live with families.

Cornell University & University of MichigaN AND UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

Resident Directors: Tanya Elena Charola
Assistant Director: Eva Infante Mora
Paseo de las Delicias 3, 2-dcha
41001 Sevilla
Tel. (95) 422-3351
Fax (95) 456-1319
E-mail (resident director): dmcp@telefonica.net
E-mail:(assistant director): evim@telefonica.net

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
The Center for Western European Studies
5208 Angel Hall
The University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI 48109
Accreditation: 1913/1990 (NCA)

Cornell Abroad, 474 Uris Hall
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853
Accreditation: 1921/1985 (MSA)

The Cornell-Michigan program allows students to take courses at the University of Seville. A normal course load consists of four courses, most frequently in language, literature, history and art, but also in psychology, economics and politics. Students live either with families, or in family-run colegios mayores. The program also includes several group trips through the south of Spain as well as lectures, films and other cultural activities.

Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE)

U.S. Name and address of office responsible for the program:
Ms. Cynthia Sittler
CSC/ CIEE
205 East 42nd St.
New York, NY 10017
Phone: 212 - 661 1414

CIEE organizes and administers a wide variety of international study, work, and travel programs at the secondary and post-secondary levels.

Business and Society Program at the Univ. of Seville:
Resident Director: Steven Davis and Dr. Maritheresa E. Frain
CIEE: Council on International Educational Exchange
Universidad de Alicante
San Vicente del Raspeig
Apartado de Correos 99
03080 Alicante
E-mail: steven@stevendavis.com / mfrain@tierra.es
Internet web page: http://www.ciee.org

Classes are given in Spanish on subjects such as international business, economics, finance and on the EEC at the University of Sevilla.

Language and Society Program in Seville:
113 Students
Sept. - Dec.
Feb. - May
Resident Director: Dr. Coro Malaxechevarria
Patio de Banderas, 15
41001 Sevilla
Tel.: (95) 421-4931

This program accepts only those students previously enrolled in member home institutions, including Spaniards. Classes are given in Spanish in subjects such as Spanish history, art, literature, anthropology and politics, as well as Spanish language (syntax, phonetics, composition, lexicology). Orientation is given in Granada in September and in January.

Language and Area Studies Program at the University of Alicante:
30-40 Students
Sept. - Jan.
Jan - June
Resident Director: John S. Lucas
Office Address: Cursos Internacionales Universidad de Alicante
San Vicente del Raspeig (Alicante)
Tel. (96) 590-3437
Fax:(96) 590-3755
E-mail: John.Lucas@ciee-spain.org

This program accepts students from U.S. universities and qualified students from other parts of the world. Classes are given at the University of Alicante and include: 11 hours on language instruction per week and four elective content area course given in English or a bilingual format which is the history of Spain, The Spanish tradition in art, contemporary Spanish society and international business and commerce. These courses are all accepted for credit at consortium member universities. Students live with families and there is a director in residence for the program.

Cursos Americanos e Internacionales, S.L.

Resident Director: Dr. Hugh A. Harter
Local co-coordinators: F. Otero and J.G. Zugazabeitia
Plaza Conde Alpuente, 1
Apartado de Correos, 85
40080 Segovia
Tel.: (921) 431-412 - (921) 431-297

U.S. Name and address of office responsible for the program:
Dr. Hugh A. Harter
Horizons for Learning, 25
Central Park West, Apt. 3T
New York, N.Y. 10023
Phone/fax: (212) 586-8273

This program accepts students through accrediting universities. The classes are given at the Segovia address. Subjects offered include intensive language and grammar review, literature, history and civilization, commercial Spanish, and Spanish art. All work is in Spanish. There are a series of field trips included in overall costs. Students live with families. Fall and winter semesters, summer intensive, and special arrangements for a limited number of students on a term system.

Davidson College

Mid January - mid May
Spring semester 1995
Resident Director: Lois A. Kemp
International House
Zurbano, 8
28010 Madrid
Tel: (34) 91410-1314

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
Chair, Dept. of Spanish
Davidson College
P.O. Box 1719
Davidson, N.C. 28036-1719
Tel: 704 - 892 2000
Accreditation: 1917/1986 (SACS-CC)

This program accepts students from other universities but most of them come from the home institution. Classes, taught in Spanish are conversation and composition, the press, contemporary culture, theater and Spanish art at the Prado Museum. Orientation is begun on the home campus (by mail for off-campus participants) and is continued in Madrid. Students live with Spanish families and are assigned Spanish university student tutors for one-on-one conversation practice.

University of Delaware

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
Associate Provost for International Programs and Special Sessions or Director of Foreign Study Programs
Hullihen Hall 325
University of Delaware
Newark, DE 19716
Tel.: (302) 831-2852
Fax: (302) 831-6042
Accreditation: 1921/1986 (MSA)

Winter Session in Granada:
Jan. - Feb.
Resident Coordinator: Jorge Fernández-Barrientos
Cursos para Extranjeros
Universidad de Granada
Placeta del Hospicio Viejo, s/n
18009 Granada
Tel.: (958) 215660
Fax : (958) 220-844
E-mail: infoclm@esperanto.ugr.es
Internet: http://international.udel.edu/studyabroad/programs/fll.html

The University of Delaware semester abroad program accepts students from other U.S. institutions, primarily juniors and seniors. The courses in the fall semester in Madrid are taught in English except Spanish language classes. The fall semester in Granada is intended for Spanish majors and minors as all classes are in Spanish. The winter session in Granada is designed for beginners Spanish students. In all programs students live with Spanish families.

Dickinson College

31 students
Fall
Full year prog. (Sept. - May)
Director: Grace L. Jarvis
Cursos para Extranjeros
Universidad de Málaga
Apartado 310
29080 Málaga
Tel. (95) 230-0926
Fax: (95) 222-6121

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
Dr. John Henderson, Director
Office of off-campus studies
Dickinson College
Carlisle, PA 17013
Accreditation: 1921/1987 (MSA)

Spanish language, literature, culture and civilization courses given. Orientation is held in Málaga. Students live with Spanish families.

Duke University in Madrid

Fall/ Spring Semesters
Resident Director: Dr. Antonio Ramos Gascón
Administrative Director Madrid: Nuria García-Jaraiz
Assistant Co-ordinator: Eva Barrosso
Center for International Studies (CIS)
Zurbano, 12
28010 Madrid

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
Dr. Gustavo Pérez-Firmat
Department of Romance Studies
205 Languages Bldg.
Duke University
Durham, NC 27706
Tel: 919 - 684 8111
Accreditation: 1938/1984 (ATS)

Duke students have the opportunity to attend classes side by side with Spanish resident students working toward an American degree of their own. American students can choose from a wide variety of courses to be shared with his/her Spanish counterparts: art courses taught in the Prado museum, theater courses which include attending a number of current and classic plays, the culture and history of Spain as can be seen and experienced daily. (Courses may be chosen from most departments at CIS, but must be in Spanish to obtain credit at Duke.)

Students are placed with Spanish families. Field trips take students to Andalucía or León and Galicia around midterm. No classes on Fridays affords ample opportunity for individual travel and learning outside the classroom.

Furman University

25 - 30
Sept. - Dec.
Resident Director: Lourdes Mayne
Office: Centro de Estudios Antonio Nebrija
Pirineos, 55
28040 Madrid
Tel. : (34) 91452 1100 (ext. 521)
Fax : (34) 91311-6613
Email: Lourdes.Mayne@furman.edu

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
Mr. Maurice Cherry
Classical and Modern Languages
Furman University
Greenville, South Carolina 29613
Tel: (803) 294 2108
Accreditation: 1924/1987 (SACS-CC)

Furman University offers its students the opportunity of a ten-week study period in Madrid. Classes on Spanish art, contemporary theater and the Spanish language are conducted in Spanish in the Centro de Estudios. Students live in carefully selected Spanish families. Only students from Furman University are eligible for this program. A few exceptions have been made to this general rule.

George Washington University (GWU)

Sept. - May.
Resident Director: Carmela Hernández
Office: Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
Campus de Cantoblanco
28049 Madrid
Tel. : (34) 91397-8574
Fax: (91) 397-4370
Email: moersen@gwu.edu / carmela@gwu.edu
Internet: http://www.gwu.edu/~studyabr/

Information in U.S.:
Adrian Beaulieu
Director of the Study Abroad Office
Stuart Hall, Washington, D.C. 20052
Tel: (202) 994 6242
Fax: (202) 994 0335
Accreditation: MSA

During the first five weeks of the program, students study intensive Spanish language courses for approximately 80 hours. For the remaining ten weeks, students may take classes in history, political science, art, literature, composition, conversations, and economics. Students also have the opportunity to receive internship credit by working at non-governmental organizations, U.S. Embassy, businesses, art galleries, think tanks and international organizations located in Madrid. Students live with Spanish families. GWU welcomes students from all universities to participate in the program.

Georgetown University at Universidad Autonóma de Madrid (UAM) and Universidad Complutense (UCM)

Univ. Autónoma:
Sept. - Jun.
Resident Director: Ana Flys Junquera
Dpt. Ciencias Políticas
Despacho 103

Univ. Complutense: UAM
Sept. - Jun.
Feb. - Jun.
Ctra. Colmenar Km 15
28049 Madrid
Tel. (34) 91397-4209
Fax: (34) 91544-8082

UCM
Facultad de Filosofía y Letras B
28040 Madrid
Tel.: (34) 91544-7752
Internet: http://guweb.georgetown.edu/ssce/os
Madrid site: http://www.gu-madrid.org

Info in USA:
Carolyn Morse
Overseas Study Advisor
Office of International Programs
307 Intercultural Center
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C. 20057.
Accreditation: 1921/1987 (MSA)

GU students enroll a full academic year at the UAM or UCM together with Spanish students. Spring semester option is open for students attending UCM. Courses may be selected from most departments and GU credit is granted. In September, an intensive language orientation session is organized. Students are placed individually in Spanish families.

Hamilton College-Academic Year in Spain

43 students (First Semester)
All year+Semester
Resident Director: Santiago Tejerina
Office Address: Instituto Internacional
Miguel Angel, 8
280l0 Madrid
Tel.: (34) 91535-7899
Fax: (34) 91534-9738
E-mail: stejerin@hamilton.edu
Internet: http://www.hamilton.edu/academics/spanish/hcays/

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
International Programs Abroad
Hamilton College
Clinton, New York 13323
Accreditation: 1921/1986 (MSA)

This program accepts students from other universities. Classes are given in Spanish at the Instituto Internacional. Subjects such as the following are offered: language, Spanish art history, Latin-American history, drama, sociology of Spain, generation of 1898, South American literature, Golden Age theater. Spanish cinema, contemporary Spanish narrative; poetic texts; anthropology of Spain; contemporary history of Spain. Orientation is offered first week in Sept. in Cantabria, followed by excursion, land in January in Nerja and Andalucía. Students live with Spanish families.

Universities of Indiana, Purdue & Wisconsin

60 students
Sept. - June
Resident Director: Guido Podesta
Office Address: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Edificio B
28040 Madrid
Tel.: (34) 91544-7668
Fax: (91) 544-1432
Email: indiana@rect.ucm.es
Internet: http://www.wisc.edu/studyabroad /
http://indiana.edy/~overseas/ /
http://www.studyabroad.purdue.edu/

U.S. names and address of office responsible for the program:
Indiana Universities
Overseas Study Programs
Franklin Hall 303
Bloomington, Indiana 47405
Tel.: (812) 855-9304

Purdue University
International Programs/Study Abroad
West Lafayette, Indiana 47907
Tel.: (317) 494-2383.

University of Wisconsin
International Studies Programs
261 Bascom Hall, 500 Lincoln Drive
Madison, Wisconsin 53706
Tel.: (608) 262-2851
Accreditation: Indiana University: 1913/1987 (NCA)/ Purdue University: 1913/1990 (NCA) / University of Wisconsin: 1913/1983 (NCA)

This program accepts students from home institutions. Classes are held in Spanish at the University of Madrid and subjects such as the following are offered: literature, art, geography of Spain, history of Europe, political science, philosophy, and Spanish language. Students are expected to take at least one course within the Spanish university. There is a week long orientation in the Colegio Mayor San Juan Evangelista followed by a four week language and civilization course in the Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Students live in private homes and apartments.

Institute of European Studies

Madrid
97 Students
Sept. - Dec.
Jan. - May
June-July Summer Program

Resident Director: Javier Martínez de Velasco
Office Address: Colegio Mayor S. Augustín
Av. de Séneca, s/n
28040 Madrid
Tel. (34) 91549-7394
Fax: (34) 91550-5211
E-mail: jmvelasco@iesmadrid.org

Salamanca
50 students
Sept. - Dec.
Jan. - May

Resident Director: Daniel Pastor and Concha Muriel
Office Address: IES Salamanca
C/Cuesta del Carmen, 10-17, entreplanta
37002 Salamanca
Tel.: (923) 271 932
Fax : (923) 271 958
E-mail: info@iessalamanca.com

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
Dr. Adelyn Dougherty, President
Institute of European Studies
223 West Ohio St.
Chicago, Ill. 60610-4196
Tel.: (312) 944-1750.

This program accepts students from the following U.S. universities: Connecticut College (Accreditation: 1932/1987 NEASC-CIHE), University of the South (Accreditation: 1958/1985 ATS; 1895/1985 SACS-CC), Westminster College (Accreditation 1913/1985 NCA), University of Redlands (Accreditation 1949/1987 WASC-Sr), Denison University (Accreditation: 1913/1990 NCA) y University of Denver (Accreditation: 1914/1986 NCA).

Classes are taught in Spanish at the Colegio Mayor San Agustín and subjects such as the following are offered: art, Spanish language and literature, business, economics, sociology, politics, history, theater, performance, Spanish film. Orientation is given the first two weeks in Madrid with some three-day field trips to Segovia and Pedraza, El Escorial and Toledo. Students live in private homes, families and student dorms. There is an additional program in Salamanca at the University of Salamanca. Internships play an important role in the study abroad experience of IES students.

University of Minnesota - International Program of Spanish Language, Latin American and European Studies

250 Students
All year

Director: Mario Paoletti
Office: Centro de Estudios Internacionales
Fundación Ortega y Gasset
San Juan de la Penitencia
Callejón de San Justo, s/n
45001 Toledo
Tel: (925) 21 2908/12/16
Internet: http://www.UMabroad.umn.edu

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
Univ. Minnesota
77 Pleasant St. SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Accreditation: 1913/1986 (NCA)

Unlike traditional junior-year programs, the Toledo Program covers a wide range of educational and research interest in language and linguistics, history, the social sciences and humanities. Several interdisciplinary courses and seminars further serve students seeking to understand the complex realities of today's Spain. The office in Spain accepts foreign students. Orientation is given in Minnesota before each course. Students live in the San Juan de la Penitencia University Residence.

Kalamazoo College

U.S. name and address of office responsible for programs in Spain:
Center for International Programs
Kalamazoo College
Kalamazoo, Michigan 49006
Accreditation: 1915/1983 (NCA)

Program at the University of Extremadura:
Jan. - May
Resident Director: Carmen Pérez
Office: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
Avda. de los Quijotes. s/n
10003 Cáceres
Tel. (927) 249 600
(927) 244 111

This program accepts students with an intermediate level of Spanish; both students from the home institutions and the colleges and universities can participate. Specially-arranged classes are taught in Spanish at the Cáceres campus of the Universidad de Extremadura. The following subjects are offered: Spanish language, anthropology, Spanish art history, Spanish culture. Orientation is given for two weeks in Madrid in September. Students live with Spanish families.

University of Kansas and University of Colorado

Program in Spain
20 Students
Fall Semesters
Spring Semester

Director: Antonio Simoes
Instituto de Idiomas
10 Sept. - 20 Dec
9 Jan. - 1 May

Office address: Universidad Santiago de Compostela
Campus Norte
15705 Santiago de Compostela
Tel.: (981) 563 310 ext. 1757
Fax: (981) 575-766

U.S. name and address of office in the U.S.A. responsible for program in Spain:
Ellen Hart Strubert
University of Kansas
Office of Study Abroad
203 Lippincott Hall, Lawrence
KS 66045
Tel.: (913) 864-3742
Fax: (913) 864-5040

The University of Kansas Semester in Spain program offers students the opportunity to take advanced Spanish courses at the Instituto de Idiomas at the University of Santiago de Compostela as well as from on-site KU faculty. The program is open to majors from all universities with a minimum of five semesters of college-level Spanish. All classes are taught in Spanish and students have the option of taking one regular University course. Courses include advanced Spanish grammar and composition, Spanish literature, Latin American literature, Spanish history and culture, history of Spanish art, and politics of Spain. Students earn up to 15 hours of KU CREDIT.

Housing is in apartments with Spanish students; participants are assisted in finding housing by on-site KU Director and Assistant Director. Program includes excursions to Madrid and to various sites in Galicia.

Knox College

Program in Spain
26 Students
Sept. - May

Resident Director: Timothy Foster
Office address: Elisa, 21 entresuelo 1
08023 Barcelona
Tel.: (93) 403-5589
Fax : (93) 318-8163

U.S. name and address of office in the U.S.A. responsible for program in Spain:
Knox College
Program in Spain
Knox College, Box 98
Galesburg, IL. 61401
Accreditation: 1913/1989 (NCA)

This program accepts students from other universities and holds its classes at the University of Barcelona. All classes are taught in Spanish. Subjects such as the following are offered: Spanish literature, grammar and syntax, history of Spain, history of art, European governments, international relations, phonetics. Orientation is given in Barcelona. Students live with Spanish families.

Lake Forest College

Sept. - Dec.
Director: Pilar Suárez Jordana
Office: International Institute
Miguel Angel, 8
28010 Madrid
Tel: (34) 91319 8275

U.S. name and address of office in the U.S.A.:
Carmen Barbosa Torralbo
Dept. Foreign Languages
Lake Forest
IL 60626. Tel: (708) 234-3100
Accreditation: 1913/1987 (NCA)

This program accepts students from different universities in their junior or senior year. They attend language and culture classes and have internships in different entities. Students live with Spanish families.

Marist College-Program in Spain

Resident Director: Margaret Curtis
Office address: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Edificio B
28040 Madrid
Tel./Fax: (34) 91549-2206
Email: macpb_2000@yahoo.com

U.S. name and address of office in the U.S.A. responsible for program in Spain:
Marist Abroad Programs
Marist College
Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 12601
Tel.: (914) 575-3000

Qualified Marist College juniors and seniors are assisted in spending a semester or academic year at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of Spanish culture, the program includes a home stay with a Spanish family, an intensive orientation program held during the month of September focusing on language skills and cultural adjustment, field trips to local, historical sites and directed, credit-bearing academic pursuits consistent with individual students' requirements. As participants in the consortium of U.S. universities at the Universidad Complutense, the students have access to the university's facilities and enroll in classes taught by members of the Universidad Complutese faculty. Students earn 12-15 credit hours per semester.

Students are assisted in practical matters by a resident director who serves as the liaison among the Universidad Complutense, Marist College and the Spanish government. Tuition and fees, room and board and a variety of extra curricular activities and social functions are included in the program costs.

Marquette University

53 students Sept. - May (a semester)

Resident Director: Dr. Scott Dale
Office: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
Edificio 'B'
Universidad Complutense
28040 Madrid
Tel: (34) 91549-6014
Fax: (34) 91549-8355
Home tel. 91350-2256 / 619 4042256
E-mail: marqdir@ucmail.ucm.es

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
Madrid Study Center
Dept. Foreign Languages
Marquette University
Milwaukee, Wi. 53233
Tel.: (414) 288-6832
Accreditation: 1922/1983 (NCA)

This program accepts students from other U.S. universities. Classes are given in Spanish at the University of Madrid. Subjects such as the following are offered: composition, conversation, art, history, geography, economics, literature, political science, sociology, etc., and special courses (i.e., theology - philosophy). Orientation is given in Madrid during September. The majority of students reside in private homes or apartments.

Middlebury College - Program in Spain

110 students
All year

Resident Director: Kim Griffin
Office Address: Instituto Internacional
Miguel Angel, 8
28010 Madrid
Tel.: (34) 91319 8188
Fax: (34) 91310 00 36
Email: kgriffin@middlebury.edu

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
Spanish School
Middlebury College
Middlebury, VT. 05753-6131
Accreditation: 1929/1990 (NEASC-CIHE)

This program accepts students from other U.S. universities. Classes are given in Spanish at the Institute. Subjects such as the following are offered: economics, grammar, art, architecture, poetry, literature, history, music, Latin American history and literature, etc. Orientation is given both in Middlebury and in Madrid (Sept and Jan.). Undergraduate and graduate classes are offered. Students live wherever they choose to.

New York University

New York University in Madrid
100 students
Fall (Sept. – Dec.), Spring (Jan. – May), & Summer (June – July)
Resident Director: Anjouli Janzon
Tel. (+34) 91 590 29 21
E-mail: nyu-in-madrid@nyu.edu
Website: http://www.nyu.edu/studyabroad/madrid/

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program in Spain:
NYU in Madrid
Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese
13 University Place, 4th Floor
New York, NY 10003
Accreditation: 1921/1984 (MSA)

The NYU in Madrid curriculum offers intensive Spanish language courses as well as courses on the culture, literature, fine arts, cinema, history, politics, and economics of the Hispanic world (Spain and Latin America). Journalism with a Hispanic focus is also available. The curriculum is constantly expanding and changing to allow students to earn credit toward their majors while abroad. Courses are taught by NYU in Madrid faculty, experts in their fields, who make use of the city’s cultural resources through tours and excursions. The NYU Center offers academic programs for the fall or spring semester as well as the full academic year. A six-week program is offered during the summer. At NYU in Madrid, students of all language abilities will find classes suited to their needs. For students with no previous knowledge of Spanish, intensive elementary classes are offered along with a curriculum taught in English. Students at the intermediate Spanish level can take courses conducted in Spanish especially designed for their level. Those students who are advanced Spanish speakers take all their courses in Spanish at the NYU Center or at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.

Upon arrival, students are acclimated to Spanish language and culture through language orientation sessions complemented with a week full of lectures and activities, including visits to Madrid museums, walking tours, and day trips. This program accepts students from other universities. Students live in private homes (homestays) or apartments.

University at Albany, SUNY

Average of 30 students per semester
Fall: early September to mid-December
Spring: early January to mid-May

Resident Director: Bridget Martinez
Office: Instituto Internacional
Miguel Angel, 8
28010 Madrid
Tel.: (34) 91-308-1677
Fax: (34) 91-319-4144
Email: intled@uamail.edu
Web Site: http://www.studyabroad.com/suny/albany/

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
Ms. Cori Filson, Assistant Director
Office of International Education
University at Albany, SUNY
1400 Washington Ave., LI 66
Albany, New York 12222
Tel. (518) 442-3525
Fax: (518) 442-3338
Accreditation: 1938/1986/1999 (MSA)

Program accepts students from other U.S. colleges and universities. Students with advanced language skills have the opportunity to study Spanish grammar, composition, conversation, business, literature, history, art, and culture at the International Institute in Madrid. Independent study courses are also available in a variety of subjects. Courses are taught in Spanish by native professors. The program organizes homestays for all students. Participants are allowed to make their own housing arrangements in apartments as well. Orientation sessions are offered in Albany before departure and also on-site at the beginning of each semester.

University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Programa de Estudios Hispánicos
Information in USA:
Mark Smith Soto
Romance Languages Dept.
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Greensboro, NC 27412
Tel: 919/334 5338
Accreditation: 1921/1983 (SACS-CC)

Madrid Program:
20 students
Sept.-Dec
May-Jun

Director: Ramiro Lagos
Cursos para Extranjeros
Universidad Complutense
Tel.: (34) 91549-0951
E-mail: sevi@unc.edu or uncar@intercom.es
Internet: http://www.unc.edu/depts/servi /
http://usuarios.intercom.es/uncar/

Program accepts students from other universities. Orientation is held at the Colegio Mayor Santa María with a course titled "Spain Today". Students attend the "Cursos para extranjeros" at the Universidad Complutense and can audit regular university classes. Tutorials exist. Students live with Spanish families.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Year

Information in USA: Larry King
Department of Romance Languages
238 Dey Hall 014A/CB 3170
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC 27599

Seville Program:
Sept. - Dec. 38 students
Jan. - June 68 students

Resident Coordinator: Jan Spielvogel
Facultad de Filología
Universidad de Sevilla
Tel.: (95) 455-1508
Fax : (95) 456-0439

The UNC Year in Seville consists of several program options. The advanced Hispanic Studies (semester and year) students take courses in Spanish through A "Cursos de Extranjeros" and the regular university offerings of the Facultades de Filología and Geografía e Historia of the Universidad de Sevilla. Specialized areas (year only) students chose regular university courses from a wide variety of Facultades of the University of Seville including economics, business, psychology, education, law, biology, engineering, history, etc. the Spanish language and culture summer program is organized by the UNC Year in Seville program. Students live in families, apartments, and "residencias". The programs also include an intensive orientation course with many excursions and cultural activities.

Pennsylvania State University in Salamanca

23 students
Jan. - May

Resident Director: Catalina Montes Mozo
Office: Cursos Internacionales
Universidad de Salamanca
Patio de Escuelas
37008 Salamanca
Tel.: (923) 294 418 / (923) 294 400 ext. 1751

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
University Office of International Programs
222 Boucke Building, University Park
Pennsylvania 16802
Accreditation: 1921/1987 MSA

This program accepts only those students previously enrolled in home institution. Classes are given in Spanish at the Facultad de Filologia. The following subjects are offered: Contemporary Spanish history, culture, oral and written Spanish, and Art. Students live with families.

PRESHCO. Programa de Estudios Hispánicos en Córdoba

50 to 60 students per year (one or two semesters)
Resident Director and Executive Director-Spain: Carlos Vega
Department of Spanish
Wellesley College
Wellesley, MA 02481
781) 283-2437

Executive Director-USA:
John P. Gabriele
Department of Spanish
The College of Wooster
Wooster, OH 44691
(330) 263-2468

Resident Director: Héctor Medina
Office: Universidad de Córdoba
Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
Plaza Cardenal Salazar, 3
Córdoba 14008
Tel.: 95742-1794
Fax: 95742-1794
E-mail: preshco@uco.es
Internet: http://www2.wheatoncollege.edu/Academic/PRESHCO/preshco.html
On-line Student handbook: http://www.wooster.edu/Preshco/Handbook.html

PRESHCO is sponsored by a Consortium of Oberlin College, Smith College, The College of Wooster, Trinity College, Wellesley College and Wheaton College.

Accreditation: Brown University 1929/1988 NEASC-CIHE; Oberlin College 1913/1988 NCA; Smith College 1929/1988 NEASC-CIHE; Trinity College 1929/1986 NEASC-CIHE; Wellesley College 1929/1989 NEASC-CIHE; College of Wooster 1915/1983 NCA.

This program accepts only students enrolled in Consortium institutions. Classes, taught in Spanish, are held at the University of Cordoba. Courses: Muslim art, Andalusian poetry, music of Spain, literature, history, economics, government, archeology, and literary criticism. Students are offered a variety of housing arrangements, which include families, privately-run student residences and managed apartment.

Rutgers University

Sept. - Jun.
Resident Director: Jerry and Gilliam Schofer
Tel. (96) 371-5352
Email: Rutgers@uv.es
Internet: http://studyabroad.rutgers.edu/country.htm

Info in USA: Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Rutgers University
New Brunswick, NJ 08903
Accreditation: 1921/1988 MSA

Students enroll for a full academic year at the university of Valencia together with Spanish students. Rutgers credit is granted. Students live in apartments.

Saint John's/saint Benedict Program in Madrid

Fall semester
U.S. Name and address of officer responsible for program:
Prof. Gary Millen
Director International Programs
Saint Benedict's College
Collegeville, Minnesota 56321
Accreditation: 1933/1989 NCA

This program accepts students from home institutions and other universities. Emphasis is placed on acquiring knowledge on Spanish culture and language skill. Classes are taught in Spanish and English. Students are housed in Spanish homes and hotels.

St. Lawrence University

15 students
Aug. - June

Resident Director: Sidney Donnell
Office: Colegio Mayor Isabel de España
R. Menéndez Pidal, 5
28040 Madrid
Tel.: (34) 91533-5834
Fax : (34) 91533-5954
E-mail: j.e.deshooels@wanadoo.es
Internet: http://web.stlawu.edu/

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
Director of International Programs
Vilas Hall
St. Lawrence University
Canton, N.Y. 13617
Accreditation: 1921/1988 MSA

This program accepts students from other U.S. colleges and universities. Classes are held at the colegio mayor (a residential college on the University of Madrid campus), and all work is done in Spanish. Courses offered include: Survey of Spanish literature, Spanish history, history of Spanish art, Spanish politics, Latin American literature, international economics, economics of developing nations. The academic year includes a one-month stay in a Spanish village (September) and a two-month corporate internship (January and February), both with appropriate course work. Students live with Spanish families, with a maximun of one student per family.

Simmons College in Córdoba

20 students
Sept. - May

Director: Amalia Pulgarín
Servicio de Idiomas
Edificio Escuela Universitaria de Enfermería
Universidad de Córdoba
Avda. Menéndez Pidal, s/n
14071 Córdoba
Tel.: (957) 218 995

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
Simmons in Córdoba Program
Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures
300 The Fenway, Boston
MA 02115
Tel: (617) 738-2152
Fax: (617) 738-2099

The Simmons College Program in Córdoba is a year or semester-long program. Open to undergraduate as well as graduate students from Simmons, as well as other institutions of higher education. The Program is housed at the Universidad de Córdoba giving students access to all its facilities. The city of Córdoba itself offers a wonderful combination of the traditional and the modern through its important historical sites and lively cultural life.

The program includes an advance language course which most students will be required to take, as well as courses in literature, civilization, and contemporary issues. Allows a student to audit a course at the Universidad de Córdoba while working on a research project supervised jointly by the professor offering the course and the Resident Director of the Simmons in Córdoba Program. Internships will be available in a number of fields.

In addition to Orientation Sessions at Simmons College in Boston, students will participate in an Orientation Session in Córdoba upon arrival. Its purpose will be to focus on Spanish culture and lifestyles and to begin to familiarize the students with the city and the Universidad de Córdoba. The Program also includes excursions and cultural activities.

Tuition for the Program is the same as that of the home institution and other fees include room and board with Spanish families and excursions.

Skidmore College in Madrid

20 students
Sept. - June

Resident Director: Joan Pierson Berenguer
Office: c/ Recoletos, 10-1A
28001 Madrid
Tel.: (34) 91577-0691
Fax : (34) 91577 8210
E-mail: skidmon@es.inter.net
Internet: http://www.skidmore.edu/JYA/

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
Dept. of Foreign Languages
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
New York, 12866
Accreditation: 1925/1989 MSA

The program accepts students from other universities. All classes are given in Spanish at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (regular UAM courses) except two program courses given at the Program center. Subjects such as the following are offered: Spanish language and literature, history, art history, economics, business, political science, sociology, psychology, etc. Orientation is given in Segovia and Madrid Sept - Oct. Students live individually with families. (Run jointly with Tufts-in-Madrid). Full year and Spring Semester options available.

Southern Methodist University

13 students
Fall & Spring Semesters

Resident Director: Dr. Magdalena Mora
Office: Fundación Ortega y Gasset
Fortuny, 53
28010 Madrid
Tel. (34) 91700-4149 / 42 / 00
Fax: (34) 91700-3530

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
Ben Wallace
Director International Programs
Southern Methodist University
100 Mc Farlin
Dallas TX 75275
Tel: (214) 692 2516
Fax: (214) 692 2248
Accreditation: 1938/1991 ATS; 1921/1991 SACS-CC.

This program accepts sophomores, juniors and scholars in good standing at their college or university. Non SMU students are welcome and encouraged to apply. Students must have a second year Spanish level. An orientation course is held in Toledo at the beginning of each semester. All subjects are taught by Ph.D. professors in English and in Spanish upon request. The list of subjects include: Spanish Culture and Thought, Spain and Europe, International Marketing, Business and Finance, Latin American Studies, Great Masters at the Prado Museum, Political History at Contemporary Spain.

Stanford University

15 students
Sept. - March

Resident Director: Isabel Miguel Criado
Office: Dpto. Literatura Española
Facultad de Filología
Universidad de Salamanca
Plaza Anaya, s/n
Tel. (923) 294 445
Internet: http://www.hamilton.edu/academics/spanish/hcays/info.html

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
Stanford Overseas Studies
Stanford University
P.O.Box L, Stanford, Ca. 93305
Accreditation: 1949/1991 WASC-Sr.

This program accepts only those students previously enrolled in home institutions. All classes are given in Spanish in Salamanca. Subjects such as the following are offered: Literature, language, history, art history, etc. Orientation is given pre-departure in the U.S. Students live in Spanish student dorms.

Stetson University

Study Abroad
8 students
Sept. - May

Resident Director: Margaret Curtis
Office: Universidad Complutense
Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
28040 Madrid
Tel/Fax: (34) 91549-2206
Email: macpb_2000@yahoo.com

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
Dr. Elsie Minter, Director
Office of International Programs
Box 8412 Stetson Station
Deland Flo. 32720
Accreditation: 1932/1991 SACS-CC

This program accepts students from other universities. Classes are given in Spanish at the Facultad de Filosofía y Letras and the subjects such as the following are offered: Spanish language, literature, culture. Orientation is given Sept. 1 - 30 at the Facultad. Students live in private homes.

Sweet Briar College-Junior Year in Spain

10 - 30 students
Sept. - June
Jan. - June

Resident Coordinator: Dr. Lynn McGovern
Director: Mary Ann Wilson
Facultad de Filología
Univ. de Sevilla
Sevilla
Te. : (95) 472-0503
Fax: (95) 466-6976
Email: lmcgovern@sbc.edu

U.S. name and address of person responsible for program:
Dr. Antonia M. Taylor
Box. AP, Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar, Va. 24595
Tel.: (804) 381-6295
Accreditation: 1920/1990 SACS-CC.

This program accepts students from other universities and offers its classes in Spanish at the Univ. of Seville. Subjects such as the following are offered: History, literature, anthropology, art, etc. Orientation is given at the Univ. of Seville during September and January. Students live in private homes.

Syracuse University in Spain

100 students
All Year
Sept.-Dec.
Jan-May
June-July

Resident Director: William Flint Smith
Administrative and Student Services: Guillermo Becerra
Instituto Internacional
Miguel Angel, 8
28010 Madrid
Tel. 319-9942 / 319-1044
Fax 319-0986
E-mail: wfsmith@director.sumadrid.es / Becerra@admin.sumadrid.es
Internet: http://sumweb.syr.edu/dipa

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
James Buschman
Associate Director for Admissions and Student Services
Division of International Programs Abroad (DIPA)
Syracuse University 119 Euclid
Avenue, Syracuse, NY 13244-4170
Tel.: (315) 442 9420/9421
Accreditation: 1921/1988 MSA

The SU/Madrid Program accepts students from other universities who are able to choose between or combine two curricular options: Option I, students take classes in English and Spanish at the SU/Madrid Center at the International Institute in anthropology, art history, biology, business administration (finance, management, marketing, organizational behavior), communications, comparative literature, ecology, economics, geography, history, philosophy, political science, public policy; they also study Spanish language, literature and civilization. Option II, students elect from a broad range of classes in Spanish in the schools of geography and history, and philosophy and letters at the Autónoma University of Madrid. Two six-week summer programs are available in Spanish language and anthropology (Madrid) or ecology (Asturias.)

A two-week traveling seminar (AZAHAR) that opens each semester is complemented each term by a large number of course-related study tours. Students live in private homes and apartments.

Tufts University

20 Students
Sept. - June

Resident Director: Angel Berenguer
Recoletos, 10-1-A
28001 Madrid
Tel.: (34) 91577-0691
Fax : (34) 91577-8210
E-mail: tufts@es.inter.net
Internet: http://ase.tufts.edu/study.abroad

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
Office of Programs Abroad
Ballou Hall
Tufts University
Medford, MA. 02155
Accreditation: 1929/1982 NEASC-CIHE

This program accepts students from other universities. All classes are given in Spanish and taught at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (regular UAM courses) except 2 program courses given at the program center. Subjects such as the following are offered: Spanish language and literature, history, art history, economics, business, political science, sociology, psychology, etc. Orientation is given in Segovia and Madrid from Sept.-Oct.. Students live individually with families. Full year and Spring semester options available.

Tulane-Newcomb

Junior Year in Spain
15 students
Sept. - May

Resident Director: Diane Bucy Fernández
Office: Universidad Complutense
Facultad de Filosofía y Letras A
28040 Madrid
Tel/Fax: (34) 91394-5322
E-mail: bucydia@eucmax.sim.edu.es

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
Mrs. Marcelle Saussy, Director
Tulane Newcomb
Junior Year Abroad
1229 Broadway, New Orleans
LA. 61118
Accreditation: 1903/1990 SACS-CC

This program only accepts those students previously enrolled in the home institution. Classes are given in Spanish at the Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Subjects such as the following are offered: Spanish language, literature and culture. Orientation is given during September in León. Students live in "colegios mayores" or in families.

Vanderbilt University in Spain

16 students
Sept. - Jul.

Resident Director: Andrés Zamora
Office: Universidad Complutense
Facultad de Filosofía y Letras B
28040 Madrid
Tel.: (34) 91549-9584
Fax : (34) 91549-9280
Email: andres.zamora@vanderbilt.edu
Internet: http://www.vanderbilt.edu

U.S. name and address of office responsible for the program:
Vanderbilt in Spain
College of Arts and Sciences
301 Kirland Hall
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, TN 37240
Accreditation: 1895/1986 SACS-CC; 1938/1983 ATS

This program accepts students from other universities. Classes are given in Spanish at the Facultad. Subjects given in Spanish such as the following are offered: intensive course of Spanish (only in Sept. Spanish language, literature, culture and art. Orientation is given in September at the Facultad.) Students live in private homes.

Vassar/Wesleyan/Colgate

45 students
All year

Resident Director: Bernardo Antonio González
Office: Instituto Internacional
Miguel Angel, 8
28010 Madrid
Tel./Fax: (34) 91624-5729
Email: director.vwc@iie.es

U.S. name and address for office responsible for the program:
Prof. Pat Ke Worthy
Department of Hispanic Studies
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie, New York, 12601
Accreditation: Wesleyan College 1919/1984 SACS-CC; Vassar College 1921/1989 MSA; Colgate University 1921/1988 MSA

This program accepts only those students previously enrolled in home institutions. All classes are taught in Spanish at the Institute. Subjects such as the following are offered: literature, civilization and language. Students live with families and in residences.

University of Virginia

Program Coordinator: Carol Harris
Office: Servicios de Programas Universitarios
c) Ramón Gordillo, 4
46010 Valencia
Tel. (Carol Harris): (96) 369-4977
Fax : (96) 393-3845
E-Mail: spu@spuvalencia.com / carolharris@spuvalencia.com
Internet: www.spuvalencia.com

The program's address in the U.S. is:
Dr. Fernando Operé
Department of Spanish
University of Virginia
402 Cabell Hall
Charlottesville, VA 22903
Tel.: (804) 924-7155
Fax: (804) 924-4025

The Hispanic Studies in Spain Program presents American students with the opportunity to broaden their knowledge of Spanish and Latin American Language, literature and culture.

The program has been created through the collaboration of the University of Virginia and the University of Valencia; and both universities are responsible for the quality of the courses offered. All credits earned in the Hispanic Studies in Spain Program are accredited by the University of Valencia and forwarded by the University of Virginia to any other American institution of higher learning.

In addition to the purely academic aspect, fulfilled through regular classes, and integral part of the program is the knowledge of the country and its culture through direct contacts with the Spanish people.

University Studies Abroad Consortium-Universidad de Reno/Nevada

75 students/semester
Sept-Dec.
Jan.-May
July-August

Program Director: Felix Menchacatorre
Office: Facultad de Ciencias Sociales y de la Comunicación
Universidad del País Vasco
Apartado 644
48080 Bilbao
Tel.: (94) 601-2272
Fax : (94) 480-2103
E-mail: fepmeegf@lg.ehu.es
Internet: http://usac.unr.edu

U.S. address:
Dr. Carmelo Urza
USAC University of Nevada
Reno, Nevada 89557-0093
Tel.: (702) 784-6569
Fax : (702) 784-6010
Accreditation: 1938/1988 NASC

This program is coordinated from the University of Nevada, Reno. Students from any university in the U.S.A. may apply for admission. Most classes are taught in Spanish with a few non-language classes taught in English. Classes are offered at the undergraduate level. There are four levels of Spanish and two of Basque. Market, survey of Spanish literature, 20th Century Spanish novel, 20th Century Spanish drama, 20th Century Spanish poetry, civilization and culture of Spain, Basque and Iberian civilization, business Spanish, and other courses that vary every year, depending on our guest professors from the associated universities. Most students share apartments with local students and other students in the program. Classes take place at the University of the Basque Country.

PROGRAMS

A number of programs are designed for international students seeking an American degree, or the opportunity to study part of their university in an American university. The following programs or centers are open to Spaniards:

Center for International Studies
Saint Louis University
Saint Thomas Univ. in El Escorial
San Diego State Univ. in El Escorial
Schiller International University

The College for International Studies

250 students
Sept. - Dec.
Jan. - May
May - June

President: María Díaz de Cebosa
Dean: Mary Mc Carthy
C/ Velazquez, 140
28006 Madrid
Spain
Phone 91 5636740
Fax 91 5612510
www.cis-spain.com
E-mail: mary@int-studies.com
Internet: http://www.cis-spain.com

Collaborating Universities: Bentley College Endicott College, and Duke University (Accreditation: 1938/1984 ATS). Since each of these have special characteristics, the College should be contacted directly for details.

There is both a Study Abroad Program for a semester or a year for Americans and a Freshman, Sophomore University program for Spanish residents. The office in Madrid can receive applications for both programs. Americans and Spaniards have many of their classes together. A wide variety of courses are offered in the following areas: English, Spanish, humanities, social sciences, math, business and economics, computer science and natural science. Orientation is given on home campuses, as well as during the first week of each semester in Madrid. International students live with Spanish families.

Saint Louis University - MADRID CAMPUS

650 students
September - May
2 Summer Sessions (mid May-July)

Rector: Fr. Frank Reale, SJ
Office: Avenida del Valle, 34
28003 Madrid
Tel. (34) 91554-5858
E-mail: admissions@madrid.slu.edu
Internet: http://spain.slu.edu

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
Rev. Lawrence H. Biondi, S.J. Ph.D., President
Saint Louis University
221 North Grand Boulevard
St. Louis, Mo. 63103

Accreditation: 1916/1992 NCA (North Central Association). Schools and programs of the University are also accredited by their respective professional organizations.

The European campus of Saint Louis University in St. Louis, Missouri, SLU Madrid offers over 85 accredited bachelor degree programs in the arts and sciences, engineering, business and health fields. All programs are fully integrated with programs at the St. Louis Campus. SLU Madrid has an enrollment of 650 undergraduate and 30 graduate students each academic semester; and 200 undergraduate and 100 graduate students during the two summer sessions. Approximately 25% of the University's students come from Spain, 40% from the U.S. (all fifty states), and 35% from over sixty-five countries around the world.

Originally conceived as a program for study abroad students, SLU Madrid is now the only full-service U.S. university in Spain. In addition to offering spaces to visiting students from all over the world, each year SLU Madrid admits about 200 first-year students who begin their undergraduate careers with the University in Madrid. Students majoring in Spanish, Communication, Political Science/International Relations, Economics, and Business Administration/International Business can complete these programs in their entirety at SLU Madrid; students majoring in English are required to spend a single semester in St. Louis. All other degree majors transfer after two or three years to either the St. Louis Campus or elsewhere to finish their degrees.

In addition to offering internship and career services to undergraduate students, the Madrid Campus offers master’s degrees in English language and literature and in Spanish language and literature. The master’s of English is a dual-degree program offered year-round with the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and requires one six-week summer session on the St. Louis Campus. The master’s of Spanish, offered on both a year-round and summer-only basis, may be completed in its entirety at SLU Madrid.

Spanish proficiency is not a requirement to apply to SLU Madrid and the majority of classes are taught in English with some sections available in Spanish. SLU Madrid offers an intensive English as a Second Language (ESL) program for Spanish and international students interested in improving their English language skills before beginning their undergraduate degree programs. The University operates a housing program that includes University-run apartments and Spanish host family living. We also work with students interested in living outside of the University housing system.

SAINT THOMAS UNIVERSITY IN EL ESCORIAL

80 students
Oct.-June
Director: Javier Campos Fernández de Sevilla
R.C.U. Maria Cristina ‑ El Escorial
28200 San Lorenzo de El Escorial
Tel: (91) 890‑4545
Fax: (91) 890‑6609

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program: Monsignior Casale
President St. Thomas University, 16400 N.W. 32nd.
Ave., Miami, Florida 33054.
Tel: (305) 625 6000.
Accreditation:1968/1998 SACS‑CC

This bilingual program in Business Administration is composed of studying the first two years at the Real Colegio Universitario Maria Cristina at El Escorial and the third and fourth year at St. Thomas or another American University. The degree earned is a Bachelor in Business Administration. (With access to Master's program).

SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY

Academic Year (Oct. - June)
Director: Javier Campos Fernández de Sevilla
R.C.U. "Maria Cristina"
Colegio Mayor "Escorial"
28200 San Lorenzo del Escorial
Tel: (91) 890‑4545
FAX: (91) 890‑6609

Info in USA: San Diego State University
Rutges University
New Brunswick, NJ 08903
Accreditation: 1921/1988
MSA

The Program covers the first three academic years in business science (through the Complutense University) at the Real Colegio Universitario Maria Cristina located in El Escorial. This classes are granted 78 credit hours and are accepted by the San Diego State University (California), where the remaining 52 credits must be earned totaling 130 credit hours for a Bachelor in International Commerce (with access to Master Program).

Schiller International University

Madrid Campus
150 students
Aug. - Dec
Jan. - May
Summer Session (June/July)

Director: Lynn Bergunde
Office: San Bernardo, 97-99
Edificio Colomina, Primera Planta
28015 Madrid
Tel. (34) 91448-2488
Fax. (34) 91445-2110
E-mail: ibergunde@schillermadrid.edu
Internet: http://www.schillermadrid.edu

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
Schiller International University
453 Edgewater Drive
Dunedin, FL 34698-7532, USA
Accreditation: 1983 CCA-AICS

This program accepts its own students in transfer, but also U.S. and foreign students from other universities or directly from high school. Admission is granted by SIU's USA Headquarters in Dunedin (Tampa, Florida). Classes are given in English at the address given above. The following study programs are offered and can be completed in Madrid: Associate of Arts (AA), Associate of Science (AS), Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in International Business or in Marketing, Bachelor of Arts (BA) in International Relations & Diplomacy, Bachelor of Arts in International Relations & Diplomacy, Bachelor of Arts in International Economics, Master of Business Administration (MBA) in International Business

Students may transfer among Schiller’s 8 campuses in Europe and Florida USA. Orientation for new students is given August, January and June.

The English Language Institute in Tampa and London offers English as a foreign language (EFL) courses at all levels year-round. The Spanish language Institute at Madrid offers intensive Spanish courses at all levels year-round.

Suffolk University

Madrid Campus
150 students

Director: Dr. Leslie Croxford
Office: c/ De la Viña, 3
28003 Madrid
Tel. (34) 91533 5935
Fax. (34) 91534 5024
E-mail: croxford@suffolk.es
Internet: -English: http://www.suffolk.es

U.S. name and address of office responsible for program:
Suffolk University
Boston Campus
8 Ashburton Place
Boston, Massachusetts 02108-2770
Tel.: (617) 573 8647
Fax: (617) 742 2651

Suffolk University, Boston, is a private university. Its Madrid campus, authorized by Spanish authorities, offers a two-year, freshman and sophomore program preparing students to continue their university studies in the U.S. Classes include offerings in the liberal arts, and in such fields as business and communications. In addition, Suffolk University in Madrid offers courses in Hispanic and European studies which are open to semester or year-abroad students from the US and other countries. Classes can be taken in English or Spanish. A high level of command of the Spanish language is not required.

The Suffolk campus is located near the University of Madrid and has an internationally diverse student body. Students come from the US, Spain, Scandinavia, Eastern Europe, Africa and the Far East. Organized field trips and excursions provide students with the opportunity to visit such sites as the Prado museum as well as other cities in Spain.

updated: 09/17/09


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