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Program Overview
Program Overview
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Popular Subject Areas
Remote Learning: Current Global Topics & Spanish Language in Seville, Spain
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Location
Seville
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Host University
ISA Seville Study Center
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Term
Summer 6 2021
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Program Dates
May 24, 2021 - Jun 25, 2021
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Program Length
Summer
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Application Deadline
Mar 25, 2021
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Forms and Payment Deadline
Apr 10, 2021
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Credit
45 - 180 Contact Hours
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Eligibility
2.50 Minimum GPA*
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Cost
$1,550
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Study Abroad Program Description
The program price includes tuition for one online course (3 semester credits). If you are interested in enrolling in more than one online course in Seville OR with one of our other Remote Learning opportunities in Florence or San José, please speak with the ISA Seville Program Manager. Each additional course in Seville will cost $1,300, while this cost will vary at the other locations.
The Current Global Topics & Spanish Language remote learning program recognizes that global issues can best be studied from a truly global perspective. The online courses offered on this program explore how current issues – such as economics, public health, politics, and culture – have all been impacted by the global pandemic. As a participant in this virtual program, you will be exposed to real issues and you get an opportunity to examine these topics from a Spanish, or more broadly European, context. In addition to these Current Global Topics courses that are all taught in English, Spanish language courses are available for those wishing to enhance their Spanish proficiency.
*Eligibility
MINIMUM GPA
Students must have a minimum grade point average of 2.50.
MINIMUM ADMISSIONS PREREQUISITES
There is no language prerequisite for this program.
What's Included
Comprehensive Advising and Support
Comprehensive Advising and Support
A team of helpful ISA staff members is here to support you through your virtual educational experience. The Program Advisors will help you choose your program based on your unique objectives. Once you’ve selected your program, you will work with your Program Manager on the application process, as well as forms and finances. Your Program Manager will assist you with course registration and academic logistics for your virtual program.
Tuition at the Host University
Tuition at the Host University
Tuition and administrative fees for one online course at the host university are included in the program price. Classes are held virtually and are taught by local and/or visiting faculty in the host city. Some classes may have additional fees that are not included in the program price. If you are interested in enrolling in more than one online course, please speak with the your ISA Program Manager about additional fees.
ISA Discovery Model
ISA Discovery Model
ISA programs facilitate learning and development through co-curricular activities. We rely on host universities to provide quality instruction in the classroom, but ISA is the main facilitator of learning outside of the classroom. Efforts to promote student learning are shaped by a teaching and learning framework we call the ISA Discovery Model.
According to this model, student learning and development is organized into five areas of discovery: 1. Intercultural, 2. Historical, 3. Sociopolitical, 4. Professional and 5. Environmental
Throughout the duration of your ISA program, we provide you with the opportunity to pursue these five areas of discovery through the BCP, excursions, cultural activities, and references to non-ISA sponsored events and opportunities.
Official Transcript from the Host University
Official Transcript from the Host University
Upon completion of the ISA program, your host university will issue an official transcript with all coursework taken abroad. ISA's Academic Records Department will process and forward the official transcript to the appropriate office at your home university, and a photocopy will be sent to your permanent home address for your records. ISA will provide a cover letter to accompany the transcript with important academic information, including the host university's grading system and recommended U.S. letter grade equivalencies, translated course titles, and credit conversion recommendations.
Academics
Credits
Contact Hours
45 - 180
Recommended U.S. Semester Credits
3 - 12
Recommended U.S. Quarter Units
4 - 18
Academic Information
COURSE SELECTION
- You are required to take one of the Global Topic Required Courses. The program price includes tuition for one of those courses (3 semester credits). If you are interested in enrolling in more than one course, please speak with the ISA Seville Program Manager about additional fees.
- Availability of courses is based on enrollment numbers. You should seek pre-approval for alternate courses in the event of class cancellations.
COURSE CREDIT
- Credits earned vary according to the policies of the students' home institutions.
- Per the Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo, 15 contact hours is equivalent to 1 U.S. semester credit/ 1.5 quarter units.
COURSE LEVEL RECOMMENDATIONS
- ISA offers course level recommendations for the courses listed below. Please note that recommendations are based on the host university course codes. The structure of course codes at the ISA Study Center with the Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo-Sevilla consists of a series of prefixes and numbers. The course code prefix is a three-letter designator for a major division of academic discipline or area of study. The course code number is a three-digit designator for the course level/year taught (first digit), and range of content specificity (second and third digits). The letter (E) following a course code indicates the course is taught in English. The letter (S) following a course code indicated the course is taught in Spanish. Based on this information, ISA recommends that courses starting with the numbers 1 and 2 be classified as lower division, while courses starting with the numbers 3 and 4 be classified as upper division. These ISA recommendations are intended to facilitate the determination of course equivalencies by advisors and credential evaluators at participants' U.S. home institutions.
SYLLABI
- Requests for syllabi can be made to the ISA Seville Program Manager.
TRANSCRIPTS
- The transcript from the ISA Study Center will reflect contact hours for each course listed below. Please be in touch with your U.S. University regarding credit transfer for this program.
Courses
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Support & Funding
SEVILLE TEAM
María Jesús Rubio Amador
Senior CP & Cultural Activities Coordinator , Spain
María Jesús Rubio Amador
Senior CP & Cultural Activities Coordinator
María Jesús Rubio Amador was born and raised in the city she loves most, Sevilla. She earned a degree in Business Management of Tourism and a graduate degree in Hotel Management from the University of Sevilla. María then moved to Dublin, Ireland to follow her passion for learning about different cultures and a desire to improve her English. She loves meeting new people from all over the world. María Jesús joined ISA in 2007 and offers her enthusiasm and cheerful personality to ISA students in Sevilla.
Carmen Maria Parra
Director of Logistics, Spain
Carmen Maria Parra
Director of Logistics
Carmen María Parra Barragán is a native of Sevilla. She earned a degree in English Philology from the University of Sevilla and worked as an English teacher for many years. Carmen's interest in foreign literature and film has led her to study other cultures and have a passion for traveling. She loves meeting new people and working with students. Carmen joined ISA in 2007 and brings her energy and out-going personality to ISA Sevilla.
Enrique López
Director of Spanish Operations/ ISA Resident Director, Spain
Enrique López
Director of Spanish Operations/ ISA Resident Director
As a child in Salamanca, Spain, Enrique, known as Quique by his friends and family, dreamed of becoming a soccer star, but sensibly studied Humanities at the University of Salamanca. He went on to work for the University guiding tours and excursions for study abroad students. His natural people skills and love of passing on his knowledge of Spanish history and culture turned this job into a career, leading him to move to Seville beginning his work with ISA in 2001. After several years, he became Resident Director yet still continues to feel passionate about his work and the new challenges he faces, while still enjoying a bit of soccer through his children.
Francisco León Gutiérrez
IT Systems Administrator, Spain
Francisco León Gutiérrez
IT Systems Administrator
Originally from Seville, Spain, Fran is an all-rounder in technology, and has IT studies in Systems Administration. Fran enjoys his work and is always willing to help people. From a very early age, he felt that he had a knack for new technology, which led him to later create a large online community devoted to smartphones and tablets (Htcspain). He was fortunate to join the IT department at ISA in 2013 and is grateful for the amazing colleagues on the team, whom he knows can always rely on to help provide the best support and attention to students and other ISA employees. His hobbies include going to the gym, the beach, riding his bike, reading technical books, and spending time with his family and friends
Manolo Fernández Moreno
Senior Housing Coordinator, Spain
Manolo Fernández Moreno
Senior Housing Coordinator
Born and raised in Seville, Manolo graduated from the University of Seville with a Bachelor´s in Labor Relations and 3 Master´s in Labor Health and Safety. He began working for ISA Sevilla during the summer of 2002. He likes travel and meet new people from other cultures. He has visited the US, Canada, Morocco, and several other countries in Europe. He finds study abroad to be one of the best ways to contribute to personal growth and loves being a part of that for his students. His love and passion for Spain, and especially Sevilla, allows him to enthusiastically teach students about its culture, traditions, and history. In his spare time, he likes playing sports and spending time with his family/friends.
Martin Hayrapetyan
Housing Coordinator/ Veritas Manager, Spain
Martin Hayrapetyan
Housing Coordinator/ Veritas Manager
Raised in Sevilla, Martin has always been an avid reader of 19th century American literature. He graduated from the University of Sevilla, where he majored in Lingustics and Literature. He also did research for his Master's Degree, the early reception of Herman Melville's work in the Franco regime in Spain. A fan of blues, country and American music, he loves to spend his spare time hiking in the mountains, going to concerts, reading a good book or playing soccer. He's been working in the Housing Department in ISA Sevilla since 2012 and has made lots of friends along the way, which is what he values most about his job.
Pedro José Pérez Polo
Director of Central Europe Operations, Spain
Pedro José Pérez Polo
Director of Central Europe Operations
Pedro José Pérez, a Salamanca native, graduated from the University of Salamanca, where he majored in Spanish. He then moved to London to teach Spanish to clients in the Economic Sector. After working in several countries, Pedro returned to Salamanca and continued studying to obtain his MA in Spanish Instruction for foreigners. He taught Spanish at Cursos Internacionales of the University of Salamanca and then moved to Sevilla. He began working for ISA as a teacher and assistant in the summer of 2002 but has been the Academic Director at the Study Center in Sevilla since 2013. He looks forward to receiving each group of students in every term with enthusiasm and interest.
Sara Pérez
Spain Custom Programs Manager/ Academic Coordinator, Spain
Sara Pérez
Spain Custom Programs Manager/ Academic Coordinator
Born in Zafra, she moved with her family to Sevilla when she was 10 years old, so therefore considers herself a sevillana. Her passion to learn languages and cultures led her to seek a degree in Travel & Tourism from the University of Sevilla. She also did several summer study abroad programs in different places in the UK to improve her English language skills. After graduating, she moved to Cologne in Germany where she spent almost 2 years. Upon returning to Spain she worked as an event planner in a few different hotels, joining ISA in 2011. Sara loves the beach, cooking and discovering new restaurants or tapas bars in her city, and loves to share good recommendations with students anytime!
Tamara Roldán Gutiérrez
Senior Academic Coordinator, Spain
Tamara Roldán Gutiérrez
Senior Academic Coordinator
Tamara Roldán is a native-born Sevillana, and raised in Alcalá de Guadaira. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in English Literature and Language and a Master’s degree in Hotel Management from the Universidad de Sevilla. She worked as a summer camp counselor as well as a Spanish teacher in the U.S. for a couple summers, both of which proved to be rewarding experiences for her. After graduation, Tamara was working as an English teacher in Language Academies and high schools in Sevilla. She enjoys learning about other cultures, good coffee, and she loves traveling, spending time with friends/ family and practicing Pilates. She has been with ISA since 2004 and is always excited to share her passion for Sevilla and the Spanish culture with ISA students.
Funding Your ISA Program
As an ISA participant, you have the opportunity to apply for scholarships and grants that can be applied directly to assist with your study abroad programs. ISA offers over $1,000,000 in scholarships and grants each year. To see what opportunities are available, you may visit the Scholarships and Grants page. Please note that some programs, including remote learning opportunities, are not eligible for scholarships.
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ISA's Remote Learning programs are completed from the comfort of your own home. For this reason, housing is not an inclusion in this particular program. If you are interested in traveling abroad with ISA in the future, you can review the housing information located within the program page for any of our study abroad opportunities.