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MADRID 4 WEEK PROGRAM
MADRID * BARCELONA * LISBON * PARIS |
Program Price $3595
July 2 -
29 |
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PROGRAM FOR TEACHERS, UNIVERSITY, AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS |
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The main study portion of
this program takes place in Madrid. It is the place where our
journey to learning the culture and language of Spain begins. Madrid is
the political, legal, and economic center of the country, and one of the
leading capitals in Europe. The city, with its many leisure activities,
museums, and monuments, provides a great setting from which to learn the
language and culture of Spain.
Our last stop
takes us to Paris where you can relax and experience a different culture.
It is a city of world importance and the historic, intellectual,
educational, and artistic center of France. Paris serves as the
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What is included?
- International airfare.
- Graduate and undergraduate courses:
Graduate fee supplement $250
- Language (all levels)
- Art & Culture
- History & Literature
- Lodging:
- Madrid: Student residence with 3
meals daily (except Sunday evening). Optional hotel
accommodations
- Paris (3 nights): 3 star hotel
with breakfast.
- Airport transfers and health
insurance.
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Optional cultural activities
(not included in the price)
- 4 Morning Madrid Visits ($110):
Royal Palace, Prado Museum, Thyssen Museum,
and Reina Sofia Museum (visits required for course M2050)
- 6 City Tour Package ($245):
Madrid, Escorial & Valley of the Fallen, Segovia, Toledo, Paris, &
Seine river boat ride.
- 4 Day Excursions ($380 ea.):
July 12 - 15. Choice of Barcelona or Lisbon.
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FACULTY
The faculty is comprised primarily of
professors from participating colleges and universities. In
addition, we employ several local Spanish instructors to teach language
and conversation courses.
Academic Dean: Dr. Carlos
Cano, University of South Florida
Dean of Students: Dr. Orlando Moreno,
Central Florida Community College
Dr. Pedro Bermúdez,
Florida Memorial
College
Dr. David Darst,
Florida State
University
Dr. Martin Favata,
University of
Tampa
Dr. Nelson Madera,
Tallahassee
Community College
Dr. José Montero,
Georgia State
University
Dr. Bernice
Nuhfer-Halten,
Southern Polytechnic State University
Dr. Char Prieto,
California State
University
Dr. Antonio Sobejano,
Binghamton
University
Dr. José Ignacio Suarez,
Univ.
of Northern Colorado |
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The Director of the University of South Florida
is involved in the planning and selection of the academic
curriculum and the supervision of the faculty. The curriculum is
designed to facilitate the transfer of credit.
Upon completion of the program a transcript of the grades from
Foreign Study Programs will be available upon written request.
There is a transcript fee of $2. Credit is also available
optionally from The University of South Florida for students from non participating
schools who prefer credit from an American institution. If
interested in receiving credit from USF, you must
register with and pay fees to the institution prior to departure
as their tuition is not included in the prices of
our programs. To register with USF, contact our
office. |
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For
additional information regarding the courses, lodging, and
activities,
click below.
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COURSES
Each course consists of 40 to 45 classroom
hours. Note: The Academic
Dean reserves the right to cancel or modify courses for which there is
insufficient enrollment. |
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MORNING COURSES (09:30
- 12:30)
M1121 Elementary Spanish II
M2050 Spanish Art (In English)
M2200 Intermediate Spanish I
M2201 Intermediate Spanish II
M2241 Conversation
M3240 Advanced Conversation & Composition
Based on business
topics |
AFTERNOON COURSES
(14:30 - 17:30)
A2241 Conversation
A2270 Culture & Civilization (In English)
A3242 Advanced Conversation & Composition
Based on current events.
A4470 History of Spain
A4930/5930 Hispanic Short Stories |
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EVENING COURSES (18:00 - 21:00)
E2241 Conversation
E3030 Introduction to Literature
E3242 Advanced Conversation & Composition: Based on current events.
E4323/5323 El Teatro de Garcia Lorca |