Spanish Language and Culture in Valencia

Have you ever walked through history? A coastal city on the Mediterranean of more than 800,000 inhabitants, Valencia is surrounded by immense beaches and is filled with monuments testifying to its Roman, Visigoth, and Arab ancestry. Boasting a mild climate (yearly average temperature of 60 F), Valencia is a perfect choice for both visitors and students of Spanish alike. The University of Mississippi has partnered with the University of Virginia Hispanic Studies Program to offer Ole Miss students the opportunity to study Spanish language, literature, and culture in Valencia.

• Study in a dynamic, fascinating city on the Mediterranean coast
• Live with a host family
• Get to know Spanish students through Intercambio language partners
• Enroll in courses with UM equivalencies that apply toward a Spanish major
• Learn from professors selected by the University of Virginia

QUALIFICATIONS

• Having completed 6 semesters of college-level Spanish
• 18 years old
• Minimum GPA of 2.50
• Good academic and disciplinary standing at UM

COURSES

Students will research and select 4 to 6 courses from UVA's selection of courses ranging from Spanish language and linguistics to Spanish Literature of the Golden Age. UM Course equivalencies are also available online.

PROGRAM FEE INCLUDES

• Tuition
• Housing and meals
• Flight from New York to Madrid
• Program-sponsored excursions
• Health insurance for the duration of the program dates

PROGRAM FEE DOES NOT INCLUDE

• University of Mississippi application fee
• Transportation to and from New York
• Course materials
• Personal spending money
• 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.