Study Abroad in Granada: Overview

Program at a glance

Academic year, fall or spring semester, summer (see summer catalog)
Open to college freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors
2.5 minimum GPA required
Program fee includes tuition, housing, meals, London stopover, excursions and cultural activities, airfare if selected, visit to Madrid and Castile, and more
Courses taught in English and Spanish in anthropology, art history, economics, geography, history, literature, music, political science and sociology, plus Spanish language
No previous Spanish study required for the Elementary Spanish and English program
Two years previous Spanish study at the college level is required for the Intermediate Language and Culture program, three years at college level for the advanced Hispanic Studies program
Orientation in Granada entails 80 contact hours (5 credits) of Spanish language study in the Fall or 60 contact hours (4 credits) in the Spring
The local AIFS Resident Director and staff organize cultural activities and housing, act as a liaison between students and the university, and are available 24/7 in case of emergencies
Student visa must be obtained from the Spanish consulate before departure from the U.S.
Transcripts issued by the University of Granada

Applications for the academic year or fall semester will be accepted on a space available basis. Spring semester applications must be postmarked by October 1.
AIFS Study Abroad Scholarships available. Scholarship application deadlines are April 15 for academic year, fall semester; October 1 for spring semester.