Program Overview
Program Overview
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Popular Subject Areas
Two-Week Intensive Spanish Language
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Location
Seville
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Host University
ISA Seville Study Center
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Term
September: September 2023
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Program Dates
Early Sep, 2023 - Mid Sep, 2023
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Program Length
Intensive Month
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Application Deadline
Jun 01, 2023
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Forms and Payment Deadline
Jun 15, 2023
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Credit
3 Credits
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Eligibility
2.50 Minimum GPA*
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Cost
$2,750
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Study Abroad Program Description
As an intensive Spanish language course designed for advanced level students (45 additional hours of instruction), this program can be completed on its own as a two-week course or as an added component to the semester program at the ISA Study Center. Students must have completed or tested out of a minimum of four semesters (six quarters) of college-level Spanish. The course is taught at the ISA Study Center.
You have the option of participating in a four to five day welcome trip/excursion in Madrid & Toledo for an additional cost. Please note that choosing this option will alter the dates of your program and your arrival city. Please contact your Program Manager for more details prior to the final forms & payment due date for your program. If you are adding this two-week language intensive course to a pre-existing semester or year-long ISA Seville program, you will have this welcome trip included in your program price and are required to attend.
Enjoy Flexibility with ISA Flex
We’ve partnered with Arizona State University (ASU) to help you overcome common study abroad challenges by adding an ASU Online course to your ISA program. With more than 2,100 courses to choose from, ISA Flex minimizes academic challenges, like major requirements and limited course options, so you can make the most of your experience abroad. Once you’ve applied, access the Flex form in your ISA Student Portal for more information on how to add this to your program and enroll in the course you need.
*Eligibility
MINIMUM GPA
Students must have a minimum grade point average of 2.50.
MINIMUM ADMISSIONS PREREQUISITES
Students must have completed or tested out of a minimum of four semesters (six quarters) of college-level Spanish
What's Included

Comprehensive Advising and Support

24-Hour Emergency

Comprehensive Health, Safety, and Security Support

Tuition at the Host University

Housing

Meals and Laundry Service

Internet Access

ISA Discovery Model

Insurance

Official Transcript from the Host University

Professional Development Toolbox

Full-Time Resident Staff

On-Site ISA Offices
Academics
Credits
Credits
3
Recommended U.S. Semester Credits
3
Recommended U.S. Quarter Units
4
Academic Information
COURSE SELECTION
- Only course offered in this program is an Advanced Spanish course. Students must be at Advanced or higher language proficiency in Spanish to participate in this program.
- Courses and course hours of instructions are subject to change.
- Eligibility for courses may be subject to a placement exam. (All Language Courses)
- Requests for sample syllabi can be made to the ISA Seville Program Manager.
COURSE CREDIT
- According to ISA policy and possible visa requirements students must maintain full-time enrollment status, as determined by their home university, for the duration of the program.
ISA COURSE LEVEL RECOMMENDATION
- 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 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.
TRANSCRIPTS
- Upon completion of the program at the ISA Seville Study Center, students will receive a transcript from ISA's School of Record, the University of South Florida (USF). The USF transcripts will reflect transfer credit for coursework taken at the ISA Seville Study Center. The contact hours for language courses will not be reflected on the transcript; however, they are listed below to assist with credit transfer. Please be in touch with your home university regarding credit transfer for this program.
Courses
Course Disclaimer
- Eligibility for courses may be subject to a placement exam and/or pre-requisites.
Support & Funding
U.S. Team
SEVILLE TEAM

María Jesús Rubio Amador
Senior CP & Cultural Activities Coordinator , Spain

Carmen Maria Parra
Director of Logistics, Spain

Enrique López
Director of Spanish Operations/ ISA Resident Director, Spain

Francisco León Gutiérrez
IT Systems Administrator, Spain

Manolo Fernández Moreno
Senior Housing Coordinator, Spain

Pedro José Pérez Polo
Director of Central Europe Operations, Spain

Sara Pérez
Spain Custom Programs Manager/ Academic Coordinator, Spain

Tamara Roldán Gutiérrez
Senior Academic Coordinator, Spain
Funding Your ISA Program
Wondering how you’ll fund your program? ISA’s got you covered! If you receive financial aid for your home university, you will likely be able to use those funds for study abroad too. The first step is usually speaking with your home university. Check out the steps for using financial aid here.
Need to know how much to budget for a term abroad? Take a look at the additional expenses you might expect, depending on your 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. We offer over $1,000,000 in scholarships and grants each year. To see what opportunities are available, visit the scholarships and grants page.
View all Funding OptionsHousing
Studying abroad in Spain will allow you the opportunity to indulge into aspects of the Spanish lifestyle that are inaccessible to the average visitor of Spain. Depending on your housing option, you will either be within walking distance to your university or conveniently located near public transit routes. Travel times to the various university buildings (with the exception of the UPO) generally range between 15 and 40 minutes depending on housing and class locations. With an open and adaptable mind, the experience of living in another culture can be highly rewarding.
We strive to match your housing choices with our available accommodations, however, housing preference requests cannot be guaranteed.

Homestay
Host families are a great choice if you are seeking full linguistic and cultural immersion during your time abroad. Each host family has been carefully selected by ISA’s resident staff in order to best accommodate your needs and to ensure a comfortable situation. Homestays will provide three meals a day and laundry service once a week. You will typically share a room with another ISA student of the same legal gender. Single rooms may be available for an additional fee.

Independent Housing
You may elect to secure housing independently. If you select this option, you will receive a discount equal to the housing portion of the program price.