Spanish Studies Program - Córdoba, Argentina
Córdoba
Córdoba, the university capital of Argentina, is popularly known as La Docta because of its rich academic tradition. This warm and inviting city offers you an ideal environment for cross-cultural immersion in Argentine society. With the Andes to the west, the Pampas to the north, and the wild beauty of Patagonia to the south, Córdoba is a crossroads for intellectual and terrestrial explorers alike.
Spanish Studies Program
The Spanish Studies program provides students the unique opportunity to take language and content courses designed for international students studying Spanish at Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, while benefiting from the cultural guidance, language tools, and academic quality that defines Spanish Studies Abroad. The program integrates thoughtful synthesis of homestays, study visits, language exchanges, volunteer, and other cultural opportunities into the curriculum, so that you may more fully integrate into the cordobés culture.
Learn the Language...
- All classes taught in Spanish by Argentine professors
- Courses designed for international students in a variety of disciplines
- Intercambios with native speakers
- Optional Independent Research Projects
Travel the Land...
- All-inclusive program-sponsored study trips
- Visits to locations such as San Luis, Mendoza or Entre Rios, other Argentine provinces, las estancias jesuíticas, Che Guevara museum, cultural sites, and more!
- Easy access to the many diverse regions of Argentina
Live the Life...
- Spanish Studies Abroad designed course to aid cultural adaptation
- Organized cultural activities with Argentine and international students
- Involvement in campus life through student clubs, organizations, and university events
- Further opportunities to become part of the community through service learning or an internship
- Homestays with local Argentine families
Program Goals:
Students study onsite at Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (UNC). Founded by the Jesuits in 1613, UNC's history is closely intertwined with the city's. Located in the center of historic downtown, UNC is home to many of the city's unique and rich historical sites, architecture, and resources. Its prestige attracts students from all over Argentina and South America.
In this atmosphere of constant immersion, you will share daily activities with fellow Argentine and international students, whether attending classes or socializing. The goal of the Spanish Studies program is to guide you to live as a member of this community, while gaining a profound understanding of your surroundings. Courses designed for international students learning Spanish, classes with Argentine students, and access to abundant cultural resources, workshops, and activities allow you to more fully integrate into campus life at Universidad Nacional de Córdoba.
Program Inclusions:
Program fees include tuition, room & board, meals, support of the onsite Spanish Studies Abroad Resident Director, pre-departure support, laundry, overnight and local study visits, cultural activities, orientation, health insurance, and a Spanish Studies Abroad transcript. Optional activities are also available through the university.
Prerequisites:
- Successful completion of one semester of intermediate college-level Spanish, heritage speaker, or the equivalent.
- Minimum 3.0 GPA in Spanish language coursework.
- Students must have a high school diploma in order to enroll in UNC.
Contact: Start your online application today
Spanish Studies Abroad
446 Main Street
Amherst MA, 01002
tel: (413)256-0011
email:
info@spanishstudies.org
www.spanishstudies.org
Once your SAU application is approved, you will need to apply directly to the Spanish Studies Abroad program of your choice.
Visit
www.spanishstudies.org to apply and to find up-to-date program dates and fees.
Remember, payment plans cannot be used to cover study abroad program costs.
Next Steps:
1. Apply for a passport if you do not have one. Visit
www.travel.state.gov and click on the Passports link. Passports must be valid at least 6 months after you return to the U.S.
2. Complete the post-acceptance steps on your study abroad application
3. Submit your signed Course Approval Form to the Center for International Education prior to departure.
