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CEA Seville, Spain - Study + Internship in Seville
(Outgoing Program)
Art History, Business Administration, Communication, Cultural Studies, Education, English, Journalism, Advertising, and Media Studies, Media Studies, Sociology, Spanish
Program Description:
NOTE: While you are considering in-person study abroad experience, we encourage you to explore virtual international opportunities due to travel restrictions caused by COVID-19. It is difficult to predict when in-person experiences will be available and we don’t want you to miss out on a valuable international experience that will prepare you for the globalized virtual world that awaits you upon graduation.
Earn academic credit and use your financial aid.
Click here for more details or call 414-229-4846 to discuss further.
Call CEA 1-800-266-4441
What's Included
CEA offers a wide variety of services and amenities, Below is a list of what is included in your program price.
CEA Seville Center & Pablo de Olavide University or EUSA University Center
Build marketable skills while gaining résumé-boosting experience in a city that offers a down-to-earth lifestyle, as well as a multitude of internship opportunities in small- to medium-size organizations. Internships in Seville encourage you to immerse into local culture while developing practical skills in fields such as business, psychology, journalism, communication, arts, and more. Build your professional network as you gain the hands-on international experience that employers value.
Session/Term
Eligibility Requirements
Rec. Semester
Credits
Semester
Min 2.9 GPA; Intermediate & Above
12 - 16
Summer
All Levels, although absolute beginners are discouraged; 2.75 GPA; 1 Yr College completed
With a population of less than 1 million, Seville offers a down-to-earth lifestyle and relaxed cultural experience. Located in southern Spain, Seville is considered the guardian of all that is traditional in Spanish culture. Seville boasts a pedestrian-friendly,a centralized historic district that's, among the largest in Europe. Renowned as the birthplace of flamenco, Seville also is home to stunning architecture, including the Alcazar palaces and the world's largest Gothic cathedral, La Giralda.
Engage in true Seville culture through a myriad of traditional Spanish activities, including bullfighting, flamenco dance, and festivals, such as Semana Santa and Feria de Abril. Terrace cafés where people meet to enjoy their afternoon café con leche line the streets; you can join them to practice your Spanish. Sunbathe by the river banks, then relax at a local tapas bar where you'll enjoy good food and conversation after a day spent strolling through the shaded, winding alleyways of the Barrio Santa Cruz, the old Jewish quarter.
CEA provides study abroad programs in 13 countries and 22 cities around the world. Contact your CEA Admissions Counselor today: 1-800-266-4441
PLEASE NOTE:
To be considered for this program, students must submit an application for both UWM and CEA by their respective deadlines. To start a UWM application, click on "Apply Now" button on the top of this page. Visit the CEA website to apply.
Program Fee
Please see the top of the program page for cost information. Click on the term you are interested in and you will be directed to a budget sheet that contains program fees and other important financial information.
The program fee is set by CEA. CEA will invoice UWM for the program fee and this fee will be posted to students' PAWS accounts in addition to CIE administrative fees and mandatory health insurance fees. Please visit the UWM study abroad "Fees & Policies" page for details about program fees. Students should consult the CEA website for latest program cost projections and inclusions and exclusions.
Scholarships and Grants Financial aid, scholarships and grants may be used for our programs. Attend a Financing Study Abroad 101 Session to learn about study abroad costs and budgets and how financial aid can be used for study abroad, as well as general information on how to search for scholarships and other funding resources.
Based on eligibility, students may apply for any scholarship either through our office or elsewhere. For a general list of study abroad scholarships and grants, visit our website. We encourage students to search widely for other scholarships that can be applied to their study abroad program.
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