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ISA Study Abroad in Valencia, Spain
Valencia, with a metro population of around 1,720,000, is Spain's third largest city. It's located on the Mediterranean coast, approximately 200 miles south of Barcelona. Although Valencia has a rich history, it is often referred to as one of Spain's more modern cities. Students will be captivated by the "City of Arts and Sciences," a masterpiece of modern-day construction featuring attraction...
Valencia, with a metro population of around 1,720,000, is Spain's third largest city. It's located on the Mediterranean coast, approximately 200 miles south of Barcelona. Although Valencia has a rich history, it is often referred to as one of Spain's more modern cities. Students will be captivated by the "City of Arts and Sciences," a masterpiece of modern-day construction featuring attractions such as the Planetarium, the Museum of Science, the Palace of the Arts, and the Oceanographic Park. Celebrations and festivals throughout the year, like Las Fallas, provide an excellent opportunity for students to witness Spanish character at its best.
Program Highlights
Experience both a laid-back beach vibe and urban living in Valencia.
Immerse into Valencia’s rich culture and traditions by taking part in festivals and celebrations during your stay.
Study in Valencia for one summer, semester or an academic year, and attend classes with Spanish and international students from around the globe.
Enjoy everything Valencia has to offer, from sampling local delicacies at the Central Market to visiting unspoilt beaches.
Explore beautiful places in Valencia and throughout Spain, such as vibrant Barcelona and historic Granada.
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THE Place to Go!!
by: Anaston Gaerlan - United StatesProgram: ISA Study Abroad in Valencia, SpainValencia was an amazing city to study abroad in. It truly is so easy to navigate, and you have the chance to immerse yourself in a culture immediately. There are always random festivals to go check out, and there are many international students. There are many opportunities where you can practice your Spanish with people at coffee shops or even meet people from different countries! A great city overall! Additionally, the airport is convenient to get to when going on those international trips! :)
Favorite Semester so Far
by: Julia Clerkin - United StatesProgram: ISA Study Abroad in Valencia, SpainMy experience in Valencia, Spain with ISA was nothing but amazing. The 3 months I spent living there were my favorite 3 months of college yet. Valencia is a wonderful city, one of the cleanest and safest I have ever been too while also having amazing history, culture, and cuisine. The ISA program was a fantastic program which I cannot recommend enough. I build connections with the staff and other students from all over, through our many different activities and excursions that were offered.
ISA Valencia
by: Sophie Gerardi - United StatesProgram: ISA Study Abroad in Valencia, SpainI highly recommend this program to individuals who want to experience city life but not in an overwhelmingly large city. Although Valencia is the third largest city in all of Spain, it feels extremely safe, large enough that there is plenty to discover, and small enough that it is easy to navigate and get familiar with. The numerous historical museums, buildings, and cathedrals have a ton of history to rediscover, and the beach is only a metro ride away. I especially loved the daily routine of g...
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Locations
- Valencia, Spain
Types & Subjects
- Business
- Culture
- Health Sciences
- Liberal Arts
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
- Fall
- Spring
Age Requirement
18-20
Guidelines
- American
- Canadian
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Tuition & Fees
- Accommodation / Housing for Program Duration
- On-Site / In-Country Staff Support
Accommodation 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
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Alexa Kroonblawd
Participated in 2013
Alexa Kroonblawd is a recent graduate from Grand Valley State University with a B.A. in vocal music and a minor in Spanish. Her first experience with ...
Alexa Kroonblawd
Participated in 2013
I chose ISA over other study abroad programs because I had other friends who went through their company and had nothing but good things to say. I did my own research to see if it met the requirements that I was personally looking for, including location and classes offered. The ISA Valencia program fit perfectly with what I wanted because Valencia had a temperate climate, was close to the water, had less tourists, and had an interesting history.
Jamie Ostrem
Participated in 2013
Jamie grew up in Minnesota and went to Butler University to study Pharmacy and Spanish. She developed an interest in language in eighth grade when she...
Jamie Ostrem
Participated in 2013
I chose ISA over other study abroad programs because some of my friends studied abroad through ISA and had nothing but good things to say about the company. It was comforting because I knew I could trust them.
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