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Spend a semester or academic year in the charming, peaceful city of Salzburg with AIFS. You’ll earn credit through a variety of courses studying at the University of Salzburg. Courses are taught in English or German and no previous German language study is required. AIFS in Salzburg offers a 2-week German language orientation course to help students from Beginner to Advanced adjust to life in Austria. In addition to the music courses offered, AIFS can arrange musical instrument instruction for interested students. Volunteer opportunities are also available.

With a 90% Greek student body, you'll enjoy a full cultural immersion experience with plenty of opportunities to make friends and learn about Greek culture. The American College of Greece (ACG) is located in one of the world's most renowned and safe cities. Its idyllic campus is the springboard for exploring Athens and the nearby Greek islands with a full range of co-curricular and extra-curricular programs. The American College of Greece is a private college with 3,000 graduate and undergraduate students. The student-faculty ratio is 17/1 with over 350 international students from 56 countries. For over 139 years, ACG has been offering transformative education and cultivating cultural collaboration between Greece and the United States.

API students who study abroad in Reykjavik, Iceland will be able to directly enroll with Icelandic and other international students and be among a small, fortunate group of Americans studying abroad in Iceland! Students will take courses in a variety of subject areas, including international business, computer science (including game design), and engineering! Indeed – RU is at the forefront of research in Iceland in its focus areas.

Students who choose to study abroad in Dubrovnik with API will take courses at Libertas International University (formerly known as DIU Libertas International University). Libertas is the first private university in Croatia, ideally situated along the Adriatic Sea and located within the ancient city walls of Dubrovnik. The city of Dubrovnik is recognized throughout the world as a place with a distinct identity in terms of traits and factors which conditioned its development. These include diplomacy, international relations and trade, relations between civilizations and art. This rich heritage, along with Dubrovnik’s marvelous diplomatic and economic history, which is still evident throughout the ancient city, makes it the perfect location to pursue the study of international affairs and business.

Spend next semester in Edinburgh, Scotland, taking courses and doing and optional internship at Edinburgh Napier University, located in the heart of the city center. The program will give you the chance to enhance/increase your confidence level and knowledge in real-world situations. Co-curricular activities are also on hand and organized by the Arcadia Edinburgh Center staff to deepen the your involvement and appreciation of the Scottish culture, landscapes and people. Its innovative, energetic style enables Arcadia to offer our study abroad students a unique experience in Scotland - lots of inspiring courses at Napier AND an option to take one of three Arcadia offerings: an internship; an Arcadia Cornerstone Course on Cross-Cultural Travel Writing; or Arcadia supervised independent study.

American students will have the unique opportunity to interact directly with the university and general community. All courses are taught in classrooms of Università degli Studi Roma Tre, and many will have both Arcadia and university students taking them. Regardless of the specific concentration you choose, all students are required choose and take one of the two core courses. You will complete your curriculum with two to three additional four-credit courses taught in English. You will find your proficiency in Italian language will improve daily as you interact with the people, sites, and treasures that you are learning about in the classroom.

Arcadia's challenging London Internship program combines real-world experience with courses which facilitate students' understanding of the global workplace. Whether you want to gain financial experience in a commodities brokerage; work in an auction house or at an advertising agency; explore non-profit management; or assist a British MP in the houses of Parliament, our internships consist of much more than mere observation or filing paperwork. In addition to your 3-day-a-week internship placement you will also write a substantial paper or complete an independent project. While our internship program is not for the timid and will require good time management skills, the chance to work and study in London provides one of the best study abroad experiences available. You'll take part in British life and culture in ways that few students are able to, while also gaining valuable working experience. And you can earn a full semester's worth of credit.

University of Auckland offers study abroad students a large comprehensive university in a lively and diverse multi-cultural city. The city of Auckland is greatly impacted by its physical location between two harbors and dotted by extinct volcanoes. The comprehensive nature of the university and the diversity of the city make Auckland a great place to study Maori and Pacific Studies, biological and marine sciences, engineering, anthropology, ethnology, psychology and more. Course options at Auckland aren't restricted to the fields listed above. As a fully enrolled student at the university, you'll have hundreds of options available to you at the university's campus in the heart of the city. Field study options are also available in some areas giving you the opportunity to apply the concepts you are learning in the classroom in the real world.

With its impressive stone buildings and green campus setting in the posh West End of Glasgow, this leading university offers a world-class academic program in a city that is trendy, vibrant and energetic. Glasgow has one of the largest biology departments in the UK with courses aimed at Pre-Med or Pre-Health students intending to apply to a U.S. Medical School/Professional Health program. There are a broad range of courses in Scottish literature and Scottish studies and excels in medieval history. Courses in theater, film and television, theology, physics and engineering are very popular with students as well as law courses designed particularly for North Americans. Glasgow offers a very popular class, "Exploring Scottish Culture," aimed largely at visiting students to give them an academic appreciation of their study abroad experience in the culture.

Mexicans comprise the largest immigrant group in the U.S. Students develop key cross-cultural and professional skills to help them work more effectively with the Latino community. This program satisfies the curriculum requirements for the Bachelor of Social Work degree and meets Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) accreditation standards. The program is sponsored by the social work departments of thirteen schools and managed by CGEE. The mission of the program is to develop cross-culturally competent, ethical social work professionals with a global perspective by providing a semester of transformative, experiential learning focused on social and economic justice. The program offers the option of community service opportunities. In addition, field experience placements are available for students with intermediate to advanced language proficiency (a limited number of placements are available for students with fewer Spanish language skills).

The ACU Exchange fosters and advances student knowledge in education, health, commerce, the humanities, the sciences and technologies, law, and the creative arts, ACU contributes to its local, national and international communities. Community engagement is also a core part of every student's experience at ACU, to the point where it's embedded within their courses. This allows students to give back to their communities and make a difference through opportunities such as volunteer experience programs. Australian Catholic University (ACU) engages the Catholic Intellectual Tradition to bring a distinct perspective to higher education. They explore cultural, social, ethical and religious issues through the lens of the Catholic Intellectual Tradition in their teaching, research and service.

Experience Dublin like the locals do. Dublin is an energetic, charming, and culturally rich Global City. With 1 in every 8 residents being foreign born, Dublin is very much a multi-cultural hub. You can find foods from around the globe and take part in annual international celebrations such as Festival of World Cultures and Chinese New Year. Enroll in CAPA-led courses and take up to five Griffith courses within these tracks: Creative Arts; Exploring the Media; Human Rights, Crime and Journalism; Globalization and International Trends in Business and Society.

Enjoy student life in one of South America's most beautiful cities as you take your Spanish language skills to the next level. Attend classes alongside Chilean students and choose from a wide range of courses taught in Spanish at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso (PUCV). Flexible course options allow you to earn credits toward your major or fulfill additional graduation requirements. You'll hone your Spanish language skills through interaction with your classmates, professors, and locals, on campus and off, progressing through the language immersion experience.

Study abroad in the heart of Europe! Expand your international experience by taking business courses with local Hungarian and other international students. Take courses in marketing, finance, and economics, with an option to choose from a variety of humanities courses such as political science, law and more. All courses are taught in English, with the exception of a beginner Hungarian language course. Take courses at Corvinus University of Budapest, one of the leading universities in Hungary. Recognized for its excellence in research, the university offers educational programs in business, economics, and social science.

Join VU Amsterdam's prestigious School of Business and Economics for a semester. You'll choose from a wide range of English-taught courses in Economics, Management, Marketing, Accounting, and Finance. CEA students are integrated directly with degree-seeking international and Dutch students. This program is offered in Fall, Spring, and the Spring-Extended semesters.

In the cosmopolitan hub for Latin American business and emerging markets, Bogotá serves as the background for a dynamic semester program at the Universidad de la Sabana. You'll study right alongside local Colombian students, but you don't have to speak Spanish! The wide range of English-language courses means you can delve into Negotiation & International Trade or Digital Marketing, while also learning Spanish specifically for Business.

As the lines blur between traditional and new media, the constant flow of information impacts political and cultural trends around the world. From 24-hour news channels to citizens and world leaders sharing the same social media platforms to diffuse their reactions, we are exposed to global issues from many different perspectives. Exploring the relationships between media, politics, and citizens has never been more pertinent. This high-impact program places you in the heart of Paris to help you develop critical communication skills and real-world understanding of political and global issues. An Early Start option allows you to jump start your language learning before the semester begins.

The advancement of technology has created a multitude of opportunities and interconnectedness. It has also created risks that we are vulnerable to every day. When you study Computer Science at VU Amsterdam you'll explore the aspects of Networks and Security. You'll learn from lecturers who are conducting high-level research, as well as maintaining connections with industry. Classes are taken alongside Dutch and other international students.

In 2000, as engineering education embarked upon a new century, the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) released new mandates for engineering programs. In particular, engineering graduates need to understand the impact of engineering solutions from a global and societal perspective. In this context, CEA has designed this program for students in their second year of the Chemical Engineering (CHE) major who are interested in exploring their field abroad through site visits and lectures on special topics that complement their core engineering courses. An Early Start option allows you to jump start your French language learning before the semester begins.

The French Language Studies at Paris IV Sorbonne program is designed specifically for students at high-intermediate language levels and above who wish to improve their language skills while taking courses in French culture, literature, and history alongside students from around the world. Courses are taught entirely in French and follow traditional French instructional methods.

If you are undecided about your major or career path or if you are interested in exploring a totally new subject in depth from a variety of perspectives, the Interdisciplinary Studies program is for you! Called "Minor Programmes" by VU Amsterdam, our Interdisciplinary Studies program allows you both freedom to choose your theme and the guarantee that no classes will overlap. You select from a set combination of courses in a specific field. See Program Structure section for available Program Tracks. Only offered in the Fall semester.

Experience why Chile is considered one of the most stable economies and prosperous nations in South America. You’ll delve into topics like economic development in South America and how to create and conduct sustainable business through your courses taught in English. You’ll also improve your Spanish language skills by taking language courses, offered for all levels of ability, to boost your fluency at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez (UAI). This program offers the perfect blend of language and culture alongside business courses for anyone seeking insight into Latin American and Chilean culture, history, and society.

Providing European perspectives on global commercial trends, emerging markets, and innovative business models and theories, this program cultivates both your practical business savvy and the intercultural awareness you'll need to perform in today's fast-changing, global economy. Meetings with dynamic European business leaders and analysis of French and European business cultures provide networks and insights critical to effective market forecasting, ethical trade, and financial success in global international business.

Experience first-hand a country actively going through the peace and reconciliation process, after a long history of civil conflict. Take advantage of state of the art recording studios for television and radio. Reach an understanding of Colombian political history and relations with the rest of the world from an insider's perspective. The wide range of English-language courses means you can delve into International Relations or Journalism with ease, while also improving your Spanish inside and outside the classroom.

Designed for students seeking both intensive language instruction in grammar and phonetics, and elective studies in a variety of academic disciplines, this distinctive program combines immersive French language learning at the Sorbonne's Cours de Civilisation Française with courses in liberal arts and social sciences taught in English at the CEA Paris Center. You'll benefit from studying in both the international setting of Paris' Latin Quarter, and in the historic, yet avant-garde, Marais district.

With a broad curriculum of liberal arts and social science courses ranging from fashion history to health sciences, this program draws upon Paris' rich store of cultural and historical resources to engage you with intellectual, linguistic, and social opportunities in the "City of Light." The backdrop of Left Bank liberal and philosophical studies, mixed with the Parisian tradition of political discourse and intellectual debate, sets the stage for your development of critical thinking skills and global competence.

This program incorporates a variety of subjects from history to political science and cultural studies. It allows students to develop foundational competence on contemporary global issues. CEA students take courses in English with local Hungarian and other international students at Corvinus, truly integrating into campus life. Take courses at Corvinus University of Budapest, one of the leading universities in Hungary. Recognized for its excellence in research, the university offers educational programs in business, economics, and social science.

CEA students in the Social Sciences & Humanities program will select from almost 100 courses in English. Subjects include English Language & Literature, Sociology, Political Science, Law, History, Humanities, Film Studies, Media Studies, Art History, Philosophy, International Relations, Communication, Anthropology, and Psychology. CEA students are integrated directly with degree-seeking international and Dutch students. This program is offered in Fall, Spring, and the Spring-Extended semesters.

Explore Latin American culture and learn about this geographically diverse country while improving your Spanish language skills in Chile! Whether you’re a beginning Spanish speaker, speak at an advanced proficiency level, or are somewhere in between, you’ll take language courses that’ll boost your fluency. During the semester, courses taught in English or Spanish provide you with insight into Latin American and Chilean culture, history, and society.

Study in the model city for engineering and urban planning. Immerse yourself in a world of cutting edge technology and data that works to improve city services and environmental sustainability. With the STEM in Amsterdam program, you can dive into courses in the Faculty of Science and choose from a list of about 100 courses in English. Study Computer Science, Mathematics, Biology, Health Sciences, Geology, Environmental Sciences, and more. Many courses even include a laboratory component, so be sure to check the course descriptions for details. CEA students are integrated directly with degree-seeking international and Dutch students. This program is offered in Fall, Spring, and the Spring-Extended semesters.

Designed for students of all language levels who want to distinguish themselves in an evolving global marketplace, the Study + Internship program in Paris allows you to make steady progress toward your academic degree while developing practical skills in fields such as business, communication, hospitality, marketing, international relations, the arts and more. The program incorporates a professional internship placement into your semester or summer study program. Our strong academic focus, personalized placements dedicated to meaningful experiences that make a real impact, and multiple options and price ranges-from 8-week summer sessions to a full semester program - allow you to take care of those degree requirements and give your career a boost all while gaining the international experience you've been seeking.

Take your language skills to the next level with CIEE's Advanced Arabic Language program in Amman. Our Jordanian professors work with you on reading, writing, oral production, and comprehension so that you can take courses like history and religion in Arabic. Homestays or Arabic-only apartments, peer language assistants, excursions, and volunteer opportunities all contribute to your ability to develop your Arabic skills to new levels.

The CIEE Arts and Sciences study abroad program at the University of Cape Town (UCT) provides you with a range of academic and intellectual experiences that enable you to reflect upon the complexities and challenges facing the new South Africa. Through integration in local communities, you'll become a participant in, rather than a mere observer of, this dynamic and evolving environment. Through this process, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of social relations within South Africa.

Experience Botswana! The Arts and Sciences study abroad program in Gaborone offers students, from a wide range of academic disciplines, the opportunity to live and study in Botswana, learning firsthand about the country and its people while pursuing an intensive curriculum in classes with local students. Through coursework, a variety of community engagement, and field-based research opportunities, you will explore Botswana and examine its role in the Southern African region.

Though confronted with many of the same pressing healthcare concerns plaguing other African nations, Botswana is unique. Its proactive campaign against HIV/AIDS and push to provide pioneering treatments and research to its citizens is inspirational and sets the country apart as a successful model for thoughtful healthcare intervention. Through coursework, Setswana language learning, a community health practicum, and homestays, in a rich and challenging social environment, Community Public Health in Gaborone gives you the opportunity to critically appraise the issues developing nations face in their efforts to provide their citizens with sustainable public healthcare.

The Middle East has always played a critical and active role in the world landscape connecting East and West. When you study abroad with CIEE in Jordan, you will immerse yourself in the region's modern history and Jordan's role in regional politics. You will develop an in-depth, on-the-ground understanding of Middle Eastern policies and politics no history course could possibly offer. From diplomats to government officials, business owners to students and family, you will get to know individuals key to the social fabric of Jordanian society. But that's not all. You will expand your knowledge of the local language, history and culture in addition to building your linguistic capabilities of the Arabic language; both Modern Standard and Colloquial.

The Comillas Exchange provides students with an opportunity to earn credits towards their major or minor while studying in Spain. Courses are predominantly taught in Spanish with select courses offered in English. Students interested in the Fall Semester program should consider an intensive Spanish course in which students can participate during the last two weeks of August, before beginning their period of exchange at Comillas. The Universidad Pontitifica Comillas, a Jesuit institution established in 1904, has approximately 7,700 undergraduate students. Dedicated to international education Comillas has over 70 exchange programs, which provide opportunities to interact with students from all over the world. Students can study at the Humanities Campus or at the Business Campus.

Academically challenging study abroad programs in Copenhagen with over 200 elective courses taught in English to choose from! Discover Europe through course-integrated study tours and DIScovery Trips. Pick between a range of cultural engagement and housing options.

FU-BEST is a semester program offered in a Fall and a Spring semester. Our mission is to educate responsible, global citizens by linking high-quality academic instruction with a broader international experience. We aim to provide an intensive and diverse study abroad experience through combining three essential elements: German language instruction, a varied menu of subject courses, and the concept of the "extended classroom." Small classes, expert faculty, and the availability of day-to-day guidance are designed to enable students to make the most of this unique educational opportunity. Using Berlin's rich cultural, political, and historical offerings as a resource, all courses integrate local field-trips into their curriculum and thus profit from the outstanding location of this fascinating city.

There's a reason why many of the world's most famous scientists have visited the Galápagos Islands-now it's your turn to discover one of the world's most beautiful and biologically diverse island locations. It's here that you will get hands-on experience studying topics such as Biology, Ecology, Environmental Studies, Marine Ecology, and Sociology. This direct enrollment program is organized through the Galápagos Academic Institute for the Arts and Sciences (GAIAS), a remote campus of the Universidad San Francisco de Quito (USFQ) located on the island of San Cristóbal. Before you head to the Galápagos, the program will begin with a month in Quito, where you participate in an orientation, a course at USFQ Cumbayá campus, and course-related excursions. The remaining months are spent on San Cristóbal in the Galápagos Islands. Additional course-related excursions allow you to spend time in other locations, based on your course enrollment.

There are a wide variety of IES Abroad courses available, primarily taught in English by our world-class faculty. You are grouped into language proficiency-based levels to focus your course enrollment options. This also provides a sense of community with your fellow students and challenges you to maximize your learning. In addition to your Spanish language course, you choose from a variety of English- and Spanish-taught IES Abroad area studies courses, as well as Spanish- and English-taught local university courses to round out your semester. All IES Abroad courses include course-related activities that help you connect coursework with your surroundings. You can also add international work experience to your résumé while earning credit by participating in an internship placement and accompanying academic seminar.

Many travelers who visit Granada insist it's the must-see city in all of Spain. With one of the clearest windows into Spain's unique historical symbiosis of Islam, Christianity, and Judaism, Granada is also a youthful city with a vibrant student life that will make meeting new friends even easier-Granada awaits! Our curriculum takes full advantage of Andalusia and all southern Spain has to offer. The program offers two unique program options that are designed to improve your Spanish proficiency: the Intermediate Spanish Program and Advanced Spanish Program. You can also add international work experience to your résumé while earning credit by participating in an internship placement and accompanying academic seminar.

As you walk the boulevards of Rabat, it's hard not to be enchanted by the mystery and tradition of this timeless city. From the bustling souqs (open-air markets) and energizing atmosphere of the city to the serenity of the surrounding mountains and sea, Rabat is an ideal place to learn about the languages, cultures, and religions of North Africa and the Middle East. With Rabat as your classroom, dive into the fascinating culture of this North African nation as you learn Modern Standard Arabic with courses at the beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels. Learn Colloquial Moroccan Arabic to communicate with Moroccans, and if you have already taken advanced French, you can take French-taught area studies courses at the IES Abroad Center or at our partner institution, Université Mohammed V. Our curriculum focuses on North African, Middle Eastern, and Islamic Studies, and IES Abroad courses introduce you to the many influential forces shaping the history and culture of Morocco.

The Meknes semester programs provide students with little or no Arabic or French language experience the opportunity to choose among courses taught in English. However, students are required to enroll in an Arabic or French language course if they have taken less than one semester or one quarter of either language. Additionally, students will also select courses among subjects such as history, culture, business, architecture, arts, religion, politics, gender studies, and more. Please inquire with the ISA office for more details about ISA's semester study abroad program in Meknes. Upon completion of the program, students will receive a U.S. transcript from Carroll College in Montana.

This program is open to students at all language levels, and offers courses instructed in Spanish and English in the areas of business, language, and culture. There are two "tracks" for this program; students should select the track that best fits their field of study. -Track A: Business & Spanish Language: This track offers a range of business courses instructed in English, as well as Spanish language courses. - Track B: Cultural Studies & Spanish Language: This track offers courses in Spanish and English in a variety of language, culture, political science, history topics. Courses taught in English are open to all students.

The American Business School Paris (ABSP) allows students the opportunity to prepare for a successful international career in one of the most exciting and dynamic cities in the world. Providing an innovative approach to business through its commitment to diversity, openness, and respect for what is different, the ABSP prepares students for a wide range of possibilities and professions in the business world. Courses are taught by a team of international professors and lecturers who tailor-make coursework based on their own unique backgrounds and career experiences. Students will learn how to work on a team in multi-cultural settings, gain practice in international case studies, and prepare for a successful international career. This program offers a wide variety of subjects including business, management, economics, marketing and humanities. Courses are taught in English in a classroom comprised of approximately 30% French students and 70% students from 60-80 different countries.

Students will enroll in a total of 12-15 semester credits per semester in a variety of subject areas at Florence University of the Arts and Apicius International School of Hospitality (FUA and AISH) including: Advertising, Art History, Contemporary Italian Studies, Digital Media, Environmental Studies, Fashion Design, Food and Culture, History, Hospitality, Italian Language, Journalism, Literature, Marketing, Management, Nutrition, Photography, Political Science, Sport Science and Studio Art. Students who have not completed a college semester/quarter of Italian language or the equivalent must choose language as one of their courses. Some courses may require additional fees. Courses are taught in English except for Italian language courses which are available for students with a beginning through advanced level of proficiency. Also available are elective courses in Italian for advanced speakers and internships. Courses will be taught by local and international faculty.

This program is for students who would like to take courses in the fields of Tourism, Hospitality Management, and/or Business. There are a variety of courses both taught in English and Spanish. Students who are non-native Spanish speakers will enroll in a required Spanish Language Course and an additional 90-180 contact hours (12-18 ECTS Credits) of instruction from any of the three tracks: Tourism, Hospitality Management, or Business. *All classes are taken at the CETT Campus (located just outside the city center, a few minutes walk from the Mundet metro stop) with International and Local Students. CETT is an international school affiliated with the University of Barcelona and specializes in tourism, hotel management, and gastronomy.

This program is ideal for students with a background in design, or for students with little design experience, but who have an interest in taking graphic design or visual arts courses in English. Additionally, this program allows students to enroll in a Spanish language course. Design & Visual Arts program will take courses at the UPF ELISAVA Barcelona School of Design and Engineering. -Students with a background in design have the option of selecting four courses from the graphic design and visual arts course offering list, or they may choose to take three courses from this list, along with a Spanish language class. -Students without a background in design will be required to take the two mandatory graphic design courses and can round out their enrollment with either two other design and visual art course options, or one design and visual art course, coupled with a Spanish language course.

This program is open to students at the beginning, intermediate and advanced levels of Spanish proficiency. It is designed for students wishing to expand their knowledge of Health Care practices abroad while improving their Spanish. Throughout the 12-week program students may participate in up to three 80-hour Spanish language courses and at least one Health Care elective course. This program provides students with the opportunity to gain both classroom and practical, hands-on communication experience. Students may also enroll in the regularly-offered trimester courses to complete their maximum enrollment number of four courses. Language courses are held in the morning while elective courses are held in the afternoon. There may be weekend or afternoon field trips associated with Health Care courses. Health courses are focused on professionals and students in this field.

Pursue coursework in health communication, bioethics, and human biology while advancing your studies of the Spanish language in this fall semester program. All courses are instructed by Universidad de Salamanca faculty and are held with international students, the majority of whom are North American. Health and science courses are instructed primarily in English with some options in Spanish. You may opt to take a combination of courses from the Health & Medical Sciences program and courses from the ISA Salamanca Business, Cultural Studies & Spanish program. Students who select this option must take at least two courses from the Health & Medical Sciences program.

Through the "History, Culture & Politics" program at Charles University, students have the opportunity to choose from a variety of humanities-based courses during a semester or academic year program in Prague, Czech Republic. ISA works closely with faculty at Charles University to develop coursework exclusively designed for ISA students. Subjects offered include history, architecture, cinema, economics, politics and Czech language. The courses offered are instructed in English at Charles University by host university faculty, and classmates are ISA students only. While there is no language pre-requisite for this program, all students must complete the two-week intensive Czech Language course for 45 total contact hours.

The International Business & Economics program offers a variety of courses focusing in International Business, International Economics, Globalization, Finance, Communications and more. Students study in the Central and East European Studies (CESP) division of the University of Economics, Prague with other international students. With several corporate partners and memberships to organizations such as CEMS (Community of European Management Schools) and PIM (Partnership in International Management), UEP is recognized as one of the most prestigious universities in Europe for Economics. All courses are instructed in English, with the exception of the Czech language course. The courses are taught by host university faculty (native Czech professors and business professionals) and are held in the UEP's newest addition to its campus in central Prague, a ten-minute walk to the ISA Prague office. Classmates are international students, the majority of whom are North American or European.

Students at any language level will be eligible to take courses at the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB). The UAB offers a wide variety of economics and business courses as well as courses in culture, art and history. Courses are taught in Spanish and English at the Eixample campus just off Passeig de Gracia and the Sant Pau campus located within the beautiful architecture of the Sant Pau hospital complex.

This program is designed for students at all levels of Spanish language proficiency. Students will select 4-5 courses in: Spanish language, Quechua, history, literature, political science, and culture. Courses are held at the Universidad de Salamanca Cursos Internacionales in Cusco study center and are taught by local, visiting, and US professors. Students will receive an official transcript from the Universidad de Salamanca. Classmates are ISA students.

The Latin American Studies program is designed for students at all levels of the Spanish language, who have an interest in political, social, economic, and cultural aspects of Argentina. The courses in this program are taught in Spanish and English by University of Belgrano professors. Students with a high intermediate or advanced level of Spanish may choose to take any combination of courses listed. All classes are with American and other international students. **NOTE: ONLY students who have a high intermediate to advanced level of Spanish may take courses in Spanish. Students may also add an Intensive Month to a Semester/Year program for an extra cost. Contact the ISA office for further details! Students wishing to take one or more courses with locals should sign up for the Courses with Argentine Students program.

Designed for students at the high advanced level of the Spanish language (5 or more semesters of college-level Spanish), this program is an ideal option for those hoping to have an immersive experience in Buenos Aires. You will have the opportunity to enroll in any classes from the regular course listing at the Universidad de Belgrano, where you will learn alongside Argentinian students and be taught by Argentinian faculty. You will also be able to enroll in courses offered in the stand-alone Latin American Studies program, where you will take classes with fellow international students. The Latin American Studies program is specifically designed for foreign students, and courses are instructed in both Spanish and English. It is important to note that, if enrolled in this program, you must complete at least one course with local students throughout the semester.

The Legal Studies Honors Program has been designed by the UPF (Pompeu Fabra University) Law school and the UPF Study Abroad Department. This program focuses on the initial academic education of studying law. This program is a unique opportunity for pre-law students to experience academics in international law at a prestigious Spanish institution. The Legal Studies Program is only offered during the spring of each academic year.

The ISA programs at National University of Ireland, Galway (NUI Galway) offer students a wide variety of courses in many fields of study, including the Liberal Arts, Business and Irish Studies. While students in this program take a majority of their courses from the College of Arts, Social Science and Celtic Studies, or from the College of Business, Public Policy and Law, they may also select 1 course from the Sciences, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) program at no additional charge. Courses are taught by NUI, Galway faculty and ISA students enroll directly with local and international students.

This program allows students to enroll in courses with local students at the Universidad de Salamanca in a wide variety of academic disciplines. The Universidad de Salamanca is renowned for its language and translation studies, and is on the American Translators Association's list of approved translation schools. This program offers students an entirely immersive study abroad experience at one of Spain's oldest and most prestigious universities. This program is open to students with a superior-level knowledge of Spanish (students must have completed 6+ semesters of college-level Spanish, or tested out of the equivalent). Students will take a required Intensive Spanish Language course with international students at the beginning of the program before enrolling in courses directly at the University of Salamanca with local Spanish students.

The Sciences, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics (STEM) programs at National University of Ireland, Galway (NUI Galway) offer students a wide variety of courses in many fields of study, including Biochemistry, Microbiology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth & Ocean Sciences, Information Technology, Civil Engineering, Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering, and Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mathematics. While students in this program take a majority of their courses from the College of Engineering and Informatics or from the College of Science, they may also select 1 or 2 courses from the Liberal Arts, Business & Irish Studies program at no additional charge. All Courses are taught by NUI Galway faculty and ISA students enroll directly with local and international students.

This program accommodates students at all levels of Spanish proficiency. Beginning level courses focus solely on language acquisition while intermediate, advanced, and superior level courses expand on Spanish culture, in addition to grammar. Students are in class with international students. Students have the option of incorporating an Intensive Month program for an additional cost. Please refer to the Intensive Month page for more information.

This program accommodates students of various levels of Spanish proficiency who would like to take Spanish language in addition to a variety of elective courses. All language courses are taken at the Pompeu Fabra University (PFU) with international and local students. The culture courses may have some Spanish students and international students. Students will also be allowed to take courses with Spaniards on a limited basis, including courses taught in English. Students must have at least junior standing (four semesters completed) and 60 credits completed at the time of participation. Please note that students enrolled in PFU programs will not be required to enroll in Spanish language as one of their courses. However, it is strongly encouraged that students enroll in language in order to fully immerse themselves in the language and culture of the area.

In this 12-week program, students may complete up to three courses of college level Spanish as well as additional electives in various fields including Environmental Studies, Business, Politics, Latin American Studies, Liberal Arts, and Communication. Most of the electives offered are taught in English and others are taught in Spanish (for advanced level Spanish speakers). Another great advantage of this program is that its intensive language courses are four weeks long meaning students can complete an intensive Spanish language course in four weeks and then move on to a higher level Spanish class, with the possibility of moving up three language levels throughout the course of their program. Students are entitled to enroll in a total of four courses (combination of electives and four-week language courses). All classes are at the Universidad Veritas with ISA and other international students. Courses are taught by host university faculty at the Universidad Veritas.

Study international development in Ecuador-a blend of indigenous and Spanish colonial-while improving your Spanish language skills. You'll also contribute through an internship or research project with a nonprofit organization while you are there. Explore the complexities created by issues such as environment, globalization, public health, and social justice.

Study international development in Senegal, a fascinating French-speaking country seen as a bridge between Africa and the West. You'll also contribute through an internship or research project with a nonprofit organization while you are there. Explore the complexities created by issues such as environment, globalization, public health, and social justice.

Examine the important roles played by Indonesia’s arts and six officially recognized religions in shaping sociocultural discourses in Bali and Java. You will learn the dynamic ways in which Balinese traditional arts, social networks, and the environment are changing in conjunction with the opportunities and pressures of globalization. You will also learn about the current debates on the future of Balinese culture and society in relations to global pressures such as increased development and international tourism.

Explore environmental challenges, conservation, and development strategies in Madagascar, an island nation isolated from neighboring landmasses for more than one hundred million years. This program offers classroom and field-based instruction in natural and social scientific methods to encourage students to analyze environmental issues in an array of ecosystems - including rainforest, dry spiny thicket, alpine and transitional forest, savannah, gallery and littoral forest, mangrove, and coral reef - and within multiple economic, socio-political, and cultural contexts.

Examine economic and social development in the cultural context of Vietnam, one of Asia's most dynamic and rapidly changing countries. This program examines how, after emerging from decades of war and isolation, Vietnam today is experiencing tremendous growth and, over the last decade, has boasted one of the strongest economies in Asia. Students consider critical issues such as sustainable resource management, intense urbanization, changing family and marriage patterns, and integration with global networks and institutions that Vietnam faces as a result of this growth.

Examine development and the changing culture, politics, and economy of Cameroon and exploring the immigrant experience of Cameroonians in France. You will learn about the negative effects indigenous communities face when their traditional way of life is replaced by a “western” lifestyle. You will also learn about indigenous development structures, changing cultures, nation-state issues, and cultural aesthetics features within three main ethnic groups: Bamiléké, Anglophones, and Bagyeli (commonly referred to as “pygmies”. Cameroon being both an Anglophone and Francophone country, you will have the opportunity to learn or greatly advance your speaking, reading, and writing skills in French and French in Cameroonian Contexts.

Learn about the Middle East's politics, shifting power configurations, and efforts to promote peace and global security from Jordan, a peace broker in the region.Study the Middle East's complex history from Jordan's capital, Amman. Over the last two decades, the Middle East experienced major events-from the 1994 Oslo Peace Treaty to the Arab Spring revolutions to the civil wars in Syria, Libya, and Yemen-that continue to reshape the geopolitical map of the region. As a peace broker in the region, Jordan provides an excellent site from which to study territorial conflict and state sovereignty, international intervention, and how geography's effects on politics and international relations. You'll learn about the dominant international relations paradigms in the Middle East and discuss reconciliation models with political scientists, diplomats, and policymakers. You'll also consider the rise of ISIS and the role of Russia and the US in peacemaking in the Middle East.