Seville, Spain | Liberal Arts in English

Seville

• English-Taught Curriculum: Study subjects like history, sociology, and art, all delivered in English.
• Cultural Integration: Despite studying in English, you’ll immerse in Spanish culture through activities, excursions, and city exploration.
• Academic Flexibility: Suitable for students from various disciplines, offering a broad perspective on liberal arts.

• Language: In Seville, Spanish resonates through the vibrant streets and conversations, offering a chance to immerse yourself in the melodious cadence of Andalusian accents. Participate in language exchanges and engage with locals to fully experience the unique dialect of the region.
• History: With its rich historical tapestry, Seville bears witness to centuries of influence from Phoenicians, Romans, Moors, and Christians, contributing to its captivating narrative that unfolds in its ancient streets, palaces, and monuments.
• Architecture: The architectural marvels of the city, epitomized by the stunning Alcázar of Seville and the awe-inspiring Catedral de Sevilla, showcase a blend of Moorish, Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles, leaving visitors in awe of the diverse and intricate structures.
• Art: Seville’s artistic heritage, deeply rooted in the works of painters like Diego Velázquez and Bartolomé Esteban Murillo, as well as its vibrant flamenco tradition, brings forth a captivating fusion of visual and performing arts that captivates the soul.
• Food: The culinary scene of Seville is a delicious journey through Andalusian flavors, with tapas bars offering an array of mouthwatering dishes such as salmorejo, gambas al ajillo, and churros with chocolate, providing a true taste of Spanish gastronomy.
• Cultural Immersion: To truly immerse oneself in Seville’s culture, one must partake in the lively rhythms of flamenco, savor the local cuisine in bustling markets, and join in the revelry of festivals like Semana Santa and Feria de Abril, where the city comes alive with vibrant traditions and passionate celebrations.

• Homestay: In Seville, opting for a homestay offers an unparalleled immersion into Spanish life and culture. This choice means you’ll live with a local host family, providing full room and board, including laundry and room-cleaning services. Homestays are ideal for students eager to practice Spanish daily in an authentic setting, enhancing their language skills and cultural understanding. Our homestays are carefully selected to ensure a welcoming and conducive atmosphere for learning. 
• Student Residence: Student residences offer a more independent living situation while still providing a sense of community with fellow students. Residence spaces are limited, with priority given to students who have special health and dietary needs. Living in a residence allows you to enjoy a blend of independence and support, with amenities that cater to a student’s lifestyle. While residences provide a unique opportunity to meet students from diverse backgrounds, they also promote a learning environment conducive to academic success. It’s an excellent option for those who prefer a bit more autonomy but still wish to engage closely with the student community in Seville.

• Welcome to Spanish Flavors: Start your adventure with a friendly welcome dinner, where you’ll savor local dishes like salmorejo and indulge in authentic Spanish tapas, connecting with fellow students and our local team.
• Historic Neighborhoods: Explore the historic district of Triana, with deep ties to pottery, flamenco, and craftsmanship, cementing its place as the vibrant art scene of Seville.  
• Santa Cruz Tour: Meaner through the winding narrow streets of the Santa Cruz district, known as the Jewish quarter and home to historic landmarks and beautiful architecture. 
• Gastronomic Workshops: Learn the art of tapas, diving into the culinary experience of gazpacho and rices.
• Fitness Fanatics: Get your blood pumping with yoga and zumba workshops on the patio of the SSA Center. 
• Museum Visits: Immerse yourself in art and history with trips to the Museum of Fine Arts, Gold Tower, and Hospital de la Caridad. 
• New Connections: Discover local activities through speaking partners and see the side of Seville that only locals enjoy. 
• Fiesta Finale: Wrap up your stay with a delightful evening of local cuisine and perhaps even catch a traditional Spanish guitar performance or a local festivity.

• Anthropology
• Art History
• Culture
• Film
• History
• Literature
• Political Science
• Psychology

• Minimum 2.75 GPA

• Tuition 
• Room and board
• Health insurance
• Study tours and excursions
• Local activities
• On-site support
• Transcripts