University of Deusto: Spanish Language & Culture

Located opposite the Guggenheim-Bilbao Museum, the Universidad de Deusto's architecture reflects the beauty of old Spain while within its walls resides the best of modern technology. Bilbao is a cosmopolitan city of 400,000 located in the Basque Autonomous Community on the northern coast of Spain. Each year the university welcomes students from all over the world to not only study Spanish, but also be immersed in the rich heritage of the Basque and Spanish people.

• Live in a thriving city with both historic and modern, dynamic centers
• Study Spanish alongside other U.S. students or enroll directly in classes with Spanish students
• Sample amazing Basque cuisine
• Choose the housing that is right for you (homestay, residence hall, or shared apartment)

QUALIFICATIONS

• 18 years old
• Minimum GPA of 2.50
• Good academic and disciplinary standing at UM

COURSES

Depending on their Spanish level, students will enroll in the beginners, intermediate, or advanced program. Courses include 9 hours of Spanish language and a selection of 3-hour electives. Additional course information and UM equivalencies are available online.

PROGRAM FEE INCLUDES

• Tuition
• Housing (residence hall, homestay, or shared apartment); price may vary among accommodation choices
• Meals
• Airport pick-up in Madrid (spring semester only)
• Guided excursions
• On-site assistance through CIDE's Office of Student Assistance
• Use of university facilities and university ID
• Health insurance for the dates of the program

PROGRAM FEE DOES NOT INCLUDE

• University of Mississippi application fee
• Flight
• Course materials
• Personal expenses
• Passport and visa fees

PASSPORTS AND VISAS

A passport is required for U.S. citizens traveling to Spain. A visa is also required for semester and all-year study.

INFORMATION REGARDING FINANCIAL AID, HEALTH INSURANCE, ORIENTATION, AND THE WITHDRAWAL & REFUND POLICY IS AVAILABLE ONLINE AND AT THE STUDY ABROAD OFFICE.

Note: The University reserves the right to adjust the cost should there be a significant fluctuation in the exchange rate. It also reserves the right to cancel any programs due to lack of participation or safety issues.