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ISA Study Abroad in Granada, Spain

by: ISA (International Studies Abroad)

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Hone your academic knowledge and Spanish language skills at the University of Granada, with a history that traces back to the 14th century! Join its community of over 81,000 students when taking courses at its Center for Modern Languages (CLM). Study the Spanish language based on your level, whether absolute beginner or high advanced. If you have a high intermediate and advanced proficiency le...

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Program Highlights

Stay in Granada, a cultural gem in the southern province of Andalusia.

Study at the Universidad de Granada (UGr), founded in 1531 and one of the oldest universities in Spain.

Meet like-minded peers at the CLM, from Spanish students learning foreign languages to students from the U.S. and other countries.

Get a Spanish student visa, which may require out-of-state travel, for programs over 90 days.

Take a Spanish language placement exam upon arrival in Granada, and then practice your new skills with the locals.

Quick Details

Locations
  • Granada, Spain
Availability
Year(s) OfferedYear RoundTerms Available:
  • Fall
  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Academic Year
Age Requirement:Varies
Types & Subjects:
  • Business
  • Culture
  • Economics
  • Languages & Linguistics
  • Political Science & Politics
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Guidelines:
  • American
  • Canadian
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Recognitions

Top Rated Provider 2023 - Notable MentionInnovative Student Video Finalist 2022Innovation in Alumni Engagement Finalist 2022

Program Reviews

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Overall Rating

9.32

Total Reviews

34

What an AMAZING experience & program!

by: Anna Speeney - United StatesProgram: ISA Study Abroad in Granada, Spain
9

I spent five months abroad in Granada, Spain, during the Spring semester of 2024. I lived with a host mother, and two other roommates from my university. There are so many positive things I can say about this program and my time. To start, ISA is such a wonderful organization that I highly recommend traveling through. They were so helpful with everything from getting my Visa, to the on site staff in Granada, and my return to home. They have everything organized in easy to locate places, and comm...

My friends and I in front of the Alhambra in Granada.

No Regrets!

by: Isabelle Ours - United StatesProgram: ISA Study Abroad in Granada, Spain
10

Studying abroad in Granada was one of the best decisions I have made in my life! The program was very organized and the staff were always so nice and helpful. The excursions included in the program were enjoyable and increased my understanding of Spanish history and culture. Throughout the semester I was able to connect and create life-long memories with other students, while also becoming more independent. Granada is such a beautiful city with amazing people and plenty to do! I have absolutely ...

Stupidly Perfect

by: Tucker Wolf - United StatesProgram: ISA Study Abroad in Granada, Spain
10

Words don't do it justice. Life-changing. Truly. I feel like I am an entirely different person from who I was before studying abroad. It was perfect down to every last detail. To be honest I didn't even do any extensive research on Granada or the program prior to going, I just was sure that I wanted to study abroad somewhere. In fact, not a single other person from my university was going to Granada, so I knew zero people going into the program. Naturally, I tend to go quiet in social situations...

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Program Details

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Locations

  • Granada, Spain

Types & Subjects

  • Business
  • Culture
  • Economics
  • Languages & Linguistics

Availability

Years Offered: Year Round

Terms Available:
  • Fall
  • Spring

Age Requirement

Age Requirement Varies

Guidelines

  • American
  • Canadian

Program Cost Includes

  • Tuition & Fees

Accomodation Options

  • Apartment/Flat
  • Dormitory
  • Home-stays
  • Independent living

Qualifications & Experience

Any/All Education Levels Accepted

Application Procedures

  • Physical Exam/Health Records
  • Transcript
  • Online Application
  • Disciplinary Clearance Form

Interviews

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Casey Maher

Participated in 2011

Alumni

I was at a study abroad fair at my University, looking for the best programs for studying Spanish language in Spain. I happened to look across the room and see this very bright and colorful table that said "International Studies Abroad." It pulled me in. The lady working the table (Beth Calvert) was such a sweetheart (she and I eventually ended up working together when I interned for ISA after my semester abroad). She told me all about what ISA has to offer, and gave me recommendations on cities in Spain that would be a good fit for me based on my interests. ISA made me feel right at home from the very start, and I knew from that moment at that study abroad fair that I was going to have an amazing experience with them. 

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Natalie Meehan

Participated in 2011

Alumni

I chose ISA over other study abroad programs because they really took care of everything for their students. The price was worth every penny because it included so much: travel activities, school scheduling, housing, and overall moral support. Everyone that worked at ISA and those who studied abroad in Granada became a family, and that in itself was why ISA was a great choice. I wanted to do as little work as possible so that I could go worry-free, have fun, and travel; ISA delivered exactly that.

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Mary Rose Moss

Participated in 2013

Alumni

I knew I wanted to study abroad, because I have always wanted to travel to new places. I really enjoy learning about history and culture of different places, and to do so while in that place is really special.

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