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City/State: Madrid |
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Country: SPAIN (Madrid)
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| Syracuse University |
106 Walnut Place
NY
UNITED STATES
13244-2650
Phone: 315-443-3471
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Program description: |
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For over 25 years, Syracuse University has been offering students the opportunity to explore the many faces of Spain. The program is based in Madrid, a modern and fast-paced European capital. It is designed to help you come to know much of Spain as a culture and civilization rich in contrasts.
The program begins with three distinct pre-session seminars: AZAHAR, taking students to Seville and Granada to explore the historical and cultural forces that shaped Spain; EUROVISION, a multination seminar focused on management, economics, and international relations; and MARE NOSTRUM, a Mediterranean-focused seminar taught in Spanish.
Back in Madrid, you settle in with a local host who introduces you to the language and customs of Spain. The academic palette covers a wide range of fields taught in both Spanish and English. Internships at prestigious national and European institutions augment the classroom experience.
Weekends involve field study to majestic mountains, Roman ruins, quaint medieval villages and prehistoric caves.
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General program information: |
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Program open to: Everyone
Travel to site: Group Travel
Is opportunity more independant or group orientated: Varies
Living arrangements on the program: Home stays (living with local families)
How long does the program last?: 6 Months to 1 Year
What are the dates of this program: Fall semester: September-December
Spring semester: January-May
Summer sessions: vary
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Benefits and advantages of the program: |
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Academic creditLanguage fluencyIncreased familiarity with another cultureBuilding your resume
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Cost or price of this program: |
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2004-05: US$12860 tuition, US$6570 program fee
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Terms: |
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Autumn, spring, Summer, Academic Year
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Qualifications required: |
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Good standing at own institution; some university-level studies.
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