University of Salamanca
Salamanca, Spain
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Description
The University of Salamanca, dating back to 1218, is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Spain. The province of Salamanca shares its western border with Portugal, and the town of Salamanca is only about a 2-hour drive from Madrid. Salamanca is a vibrant university town with much history and many activities. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage City and home to many international conferences and cultural events.
Academic Subjects
Spanish Language and Culture
Students enroll in Spanish Language and Culture courses as determined by a placement test taken upon arrival. Students may be able to enroll courses taught in English in the following subjects: Economics, History, Marketing, Political Science. Students with a high level of proficiency are able to enroll in regular university classes.
Housing
Students may live on-campus in dorms, rent private accommodations, or live with a host family.
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Program Details
Language Requirement: None
Language of Instruction: Spanish, Limited offerings taught in English
Required GPA: 2.75
Term: Fall, Spring, Full Year
Program Costs
Students pay tuition, housing, and meal costs on-site in Spain.
Contact
Erin Beecher
International Education Coordinator
Center for International Education
Barnard Hall, Rm 123
860 832 2043
ebeecher@ccsu.edu
Dr. Lilian Uribe
Department of Modern Languages
(860)832-2893
uribe@ccsu.edu
Dr. Paloma Lapuerta
Department of Modern Languages
(860)832-2844
lapuertap@ccsu.edu