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UGA - Franklin - UGA en España, Cadiz-Summer (Outgoing Program) Featured

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  • Locations: Cadiz, Spain; Cordoba, Spain; Granada, Spain; Madrid, Spain; Sevilla, Spain
  • Program Terms: Summer
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  • Cost of Attendance Sheets: Summer (June-July)
Dates / Deadlines:
Dates / Deadlines:
Term Year App Deadline Decision Date Start Date End Date
Summer 2020 02/14/2020 ** Rolling Admission 05/14/2020 06/29/2020

** Indicates rolling admission application process. Applicants will be immediately notified of acceptance into this program and be able to complete post-decision materials prior to the term's application deadline.
Fact Sheet:
Fact Sheet:
Program Category: UGA Faculty-Led Sponsor: UGA
Partner Institution: University of Cadiz Type of Instruction: Lecture
Classes With: UGA Students Language Program: Yes
Language of Instruction: Spanish Taught By: Host Professor(s), UGA/U.S. Professors(s)
Housing Type: Host Family Work Opportunity: No
Volunteer Opportunity: No Scholarship Availability: Yes
College/School: Franklin Academic Area: Spanish
Minimum number of credit hours: 6 Maximum number of credit hours: 6
Minimum GPA Requirement: 2.0 or above Click here for a definition of this term Number of Student Participants: 21-40 students
Type of Admission: First-come first-served (rolling) Click here for a definition of this term Open to non-UGA students: Yes
Program Description:

UGA- Franklin- UGA en España, Cadiz Summer

The UGA en Espana, Cádiz program focuses on the Spanish language and culture.  Students take two SPAN courses (6 academic credits) taught on the campus of the University of Cádiz by UCA faculty.  Courses offered include intermediate and advanced conversation and composition, topics in Spanish culture, and introduction to Hispanic Linguistics.  

The program features a homestay in local homes with full board and weekly laundry.  Activities include a weekend trip to Granada to visit the world-famous Alhambra.  Participants in this program also visit what are among the most storied and historically important of the cities of Andalusia—Sevilla, Córdoba, and Granada—and Jerez and Tarifa are right around the corner.  So consider spending six weeks in the city that Greeks say was founded by Hercules!

Program Location 

Cádiz is among the oldest continuously inhabited cities of Western Europe. Much of its ancient feel and charm is still present with the casco antiguo, a warren of winding stone streets joining an assortment of unexpected plazas. 

A leisurely walk in any direction will bring you to the sea wall that bounds the old city, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.  Wide beaches span large sections of this ‘almost island’, while rocks filled with tide pools dominate others.  Off the Caleta beach, a lighthouse marks the San Sebastián fortress at the end of a long, narrow peninsula and makes for a pleasant stroll out into the harbor.
 

Contact Information

Dr. Gary Baker, Program Director 
Dept. of Romance Languages 
Tel: 706-542-6536
E-mail: spain@uga.edu

 

Academic Program 

UGA en España, Cadiz 
Course Offerings:
SPAN 3010 
Spanish Conversation and Composition
Credit Hours: 3 Course Description: Primary emphasis is divided between conversation and composition skills. The two phases of the course are correlated to include the skills of reading and listening comprehension. Given in Spanish.
SPAN 3020
Advanced Conversation & Composition
Credit Hours: 3 Course Description: Practice in composition and conversation skills in Spanish, beyond Spanish Conversation and Composition. Emphasis is divided equally between composition and conversation. Given in Spanish.
SPAN 3050
Introduction to Spanish Linguistics
Credit Hours: 3 Course Description: Fundamentals of language in general and Spanish in particular. Linguistic knowledge, language variation, and language contact phenomena. Representative Spanish sound systems, syllabic structure, sentence patterns, structure and meaning of words. Analysis of data from oral and written registers. Given in Spanish.
SPAN 4120 
Topics in Spanish Culture, Language, and Literature
Credit Hours: 3 Course Description: Selected topics in Hispanic culture, civilization, language, linguistics, literature, or literary theory. Given in Spanish.

Program Itinerary

Thursday, May 10, 2018 to Monday, June 25, 2018

Housing 

Students live and eat their meals with carefully screened Spanish families. Host families provide laundry services for the students.







 




Program Cost

The estimated program fee is $4,235. Final program fee is dependent on enrollment. UGA tuition, fees, and international airfare are additional expenses. Please consult the Cost of Attendance Sheet for a more detailed breakdown of anticipated costs.

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Program Reviews:
Elizabeth Gonzalez, Summer 2017 Participant
Incredible experience.

Summer 2017 Participant
I never felt unsafe

Summer 2017 Participant
Do it. Live it. Cádiz.

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Testimonial:
Testimonial:
I learned a lot living with a host family. I learned to respect a different cultural and adapt to the differences. I believe the program made me a more flexible person for any situation that I will come across.
     — Alicia Davoudpour, Summer 2017
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