Granada, Spain — Winter

This year’s program fee is $3,950 and includes a homestay (single or with another UD student) with some meals; international health insurance; excursions to the Alhambra palace and Generalife gardens, the Royal Chapel, the Cathedral of Granada, and the famous Albaycín neighborhood; airport pick-up and drop-off in Granada; UD course, instruction and on-site program management; and pre-departure orientation and materials.

Not included: Airfare to Spain ($1,200), local transportation, and UD tuition and fees ($2,633 for residents and $7,065 for non-residents based on current year). Scholarships and awards are available; learn more about financing your trip abroad.

LLCU 207-071: Cultures in Context (4 credits, taught in English). Explore Spain’s history and culture! Deepen your understanding with thought-provoking readings and discussions. Immerse yourself in hands-on research, unraveling the intricacies of the host culture. This unique academic journey broadens perspectives and provides an immersive exploration of Costa Rica's vibrant heritage. Join us for a course that transcends traditional learning, connecting you deeply to the essence of Spanish culture. Satisfies the University History Breadth, Arts and Sciences Group B, and Multicultural.

SPAN 107-070: Spanish III – Intermediate (4 credits, taught in Spanish). Reinforce grammar concepts, hone speaking and writing skills, and tackle moderately challenging reading materials in this comprehensive review. Prerequisite: SPAN 106, four years of high school Spanish, or permission of placement advisor or program director. Satisfies the Arts and Sciences Foreign Language requirement, COE EG Breadth Requirement.

SPAN 200: Culture through Conversation (3 credits, taught in Spanish). Grammar review targeting structure, essential vocabulary, speaking, listening and extensive writing. 

SPAN 206: Culture through Conversation (3 credits, taught in Spanish). Explore subjects rooted in contemporary Spanish or Latin American life in this dynamic course. Tailored for students eager to expand their understanding of Hispanic culture, the program offers a platform for enhancing both oral and aural language proficiency. Engage in insightful discussions that provide a nuanced insight into the vibrant and evolving facets of Spanish and Latin American society. Elevate your language skills while delving into topics that mirror the pulse of the present, fostering a deeper appreciation for the cultural richness and diversity within the Hispanic world.

UNIV 370: Study Abroad – Granada, Spain (0 credits, pass/fail). This course asks students to reflect upon changes in their knowledge, skills, and attitudes that result from their participation in this study abroad experience. Satisfies Discovery Learning requirement.