Spain: Language & Culture
*Please note: The next time this program will run is Spring/Summer 2023. Details below are subject to change.
Home to the Plaza de España, Alcázar castle and some of the best flamenco dancing in the world; this program in Seville offers students the opportunity to immerse themselves in Spanish language and culture.
Program Highlights:
- This program allows you to immerse yourself in Spanish language and culture. Seville is one of the top destinations for study abroad in Spain. The city is known for it's laid-back lifestyle, winding streets, beautiful architecture, tapas, and Flamenco clubs.
- Field trips include a three day trip to Granada and Córdoba, Flamenco dance lessons, and more!
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Faculty-Led
2.0 GPA Required
Spanish Language Requirement
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Program Dates and Application Deadline
(6 weeks)
Courses
Students will register for a total of 6 credits:
SPA 309: Advanced Spanish Grammar (3 credits)
SPA 310: Spanish Civilization and Culture (3 credits)
Independent studies credits are available for this program.
*Fulfills Spanish major requirements, and General Education Global Perspectives requirements.
Fulfills (1) General Education Issues requirement. Reflection required
Language of Instruction: Spanish
Housing
Host families
Cost and Scholarships
2023 PROGRAM COST:
Program Fee: $5,010
Includes
- Round-trip airfare
- Accommodation
- Ground transportation
- Field trips & fees
- Some meals
Other Expenses
- GVSU Tuition - 6 credits, Undergraduate ($3,690)
- Personal expenses ($300)
- Additional meals ($200)
- Passport fees ($200)
TOTAL COST (Program Fee + Other Expenses): $9,400
SCHOLARSHIPS/GRANTS:
Students may fund study abroad by using financial aid, scholarships, grants and personal funds. A study abroad adviser can help you create a funding plan.
FACULTY-LED PROGRAM GRANT (Up to $1,500): All degree-seeking students who apply to their faculty-led program by the priority deadline are automatically considered for a grant of up to $1,500 from the Padnos International Center. Students must have a current FAFSA on file to be eligible. No application required.
Global Programs Scholarship (Varies): The purpose of this scholarship is to reduce the financial pressure on students and their families and make a Grand Valley education accessible to students from all backgrounds. This need-based scholarship will ensure that financial need does not become a barrier to intellectual and personal growth for students planning to study abroad or complete an internship abroad.
James F. and Virginia L. Goode Global Programs Scholarship: The purpose of the scholarship is to reduce the financial pressure on students and their families and make a Grand Valley education accessible to students from all backgrounds. This need-based scholarship will ensure that financial need does not become a barrier to intellectual and personal growth for students planning to study abroad.
To apply for scholarships, visit the Study Abroad Scholarshipspage or GVSU MyScholarships.
FINANCIAL AID:
To contact the Financial Aid office, email [email protected] with “Study Abroad” in the Subject line. Include your G Number and Total Projected Cost of the program in the e-mail.
Non-GVSU Students: Non-GVSU students admitted for study abroad are not eligible for Financial Aid from GVSU. Check with your home school’s study abroad and financial aid offices for details on applying for financial aid from your home school toward study abroad program costs.
Eligibility
GPA required: 2.0 GPA (Undergraduate)
GVSU is happy to extend this opportunity to Non-GVSU Students.
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