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UNIVER SIDAD Center 2017-2018 Academic Year SEVILLA WELCOME TO PABLO DE OLAVIDE UNIVERSITY

Founded in 1997, Pablo de Olavide University is Seville’s second public university and one of the youngest state universities in Spain. Teaching, quality research, social compromise and the transfer of knowledge are the essence of the University’s activities. With a student population of over 11,000, Pablo de Olavide University offers over 30 degrees in areas such as law, economics, business administration, social and natural sciences, nutrition, technology, the humanities, sports science and many others.

Pablo de Olavide University is ranked in the top three in research productivity in Spain. It is also ranked in the top three in in raising funds for research and development projects.

Pablo de Olavide University prides itself on the diversity of its students and its global outlook. We welcome your interest in the University and in our community and look forward to seeing you in Seville!

VICENTE C. GUZMÁN FLUJA PRESIDENT OF PABLO DE OLAVIDE UNIVERSITY

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Seville and the University

5 reasons to choose Seville and Pablo 4 de Olavide University

5 The International Center

Semester Programs The Hispanic Studies 6 Program The University Integration 16 Program (PIU) The and Culture 22 Program

Short-term Programs 24 Summer Programs

The Spanish Language 26 Program TEFL International TESL 28 Certification Course

International Partners 29 Partner Universities

30 Partner Organizations

Participants’ Home 31 Universities (U.S.A.) Participants’ Home 34 Universities (Other countries)

Location

35 How to get to Seville

36 Campus Map

37 How to apply

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RUBÉN DÍAZ MENTXU ZALLA of Professors at the International Center, Center, the International at of Professors and Communication in holds a Masters in Digital degree and a graduate Culture Studies in Media Journalism. He graduated a Seville and spent of University the from the at scholarship on an Erasmus year of Birmingham (UK). Before University taught and he UPO in 2016, the joining and cultural of participated in a range involving projects academic research at culture communication and media and Adelphi CIEE, institutions such as the European (U.S.), and University was Rubén Foundation. Cultural organization cultural of a co-founder named ZEMOS98 (2004-2012). In the International work at to his addition candidate in a PhD currently he is Center, UPO. the Science at Law and Political fluent in English. Rubén is Office Manager. After completing her After Office Manager. in year in 1998, she spent a degree secretarial her English. England perfecting Liverpool, at a worked Spain, Mentxu to Upon returning 5 for Seville in Spanish language academy UPO in 2005. Mentxu the joining before years the at contact person the student´s primary is the application process, as she handles Center payments and visa letters, registration, course questions and inquiries. other numerous Spain, Mentxu is northern from Originally fluent in bilingual in Basque/Spanish and is English. the is the is Center’s Communication Manager. He Manager. Communication Center’s from in English Philology degree holds a year Seville and spent a of University the in 1999. living in Mannheim, the acts as a liaison between Jorge with classes take to wishing students various academic the and Center´s the departments. He is also He designer. webmaster and publicity and fluently German speaks English and of Italian. has an intermediate knowledge JORGE PASCUAL JORGE WANDYCZ, JOANNA Deputy Director of the International Center, Center, the International of Deputy Director in Russian & East degree holds a Master’s and University Indiana from Studies European Science in Political degree an undergraduate from certificate Studies with a Business UPO in the joining Before College. Providence at Harvard years four Joanna spent 2001, and Venezuelan advising University the students studying in graduate Colombian experience Canada. Her study abroad U.S. and a , Strasbourg, includes a semester in on a year a Sorbonne in , the at year Warsaw at scholarship exchange graduate in Istanbul, and summers in University Originally . St.Petersburg, and up bilingual Joanna grew Connecticut, from three of total spent a and has (English/Polish) traveled She has also living in Poland. years and beyond. Europe throughout extensively years 16 for Spain Joanna has been living in Spanish, she speaks French to and in addition of Russian. and has an intermediate level Prof. Dr. Dr. Prof.

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RUBÉN DÍAZ MENTXU ZALLA of Professors at the International Center, Center, the International at of Professors and Communication in holds a Masters in Digital degree and a graduate Culture Studies in Media Journalism. He graduated a Seville and spent of University the from the at scholarship on an Erasmus year of Birmingham (UK). Before University taught and he UPO in 2016, the joining and cultural of participated in a range involving projects academic research at culture communication and media and Adelphi CIEE, institutions such as the European (U.S.), and University was Rubén Foundation. Cultural organization cultural of a co-founder named ZEMOS98 (2004-2012). In the International work at to his addition candidate in a PhD currently he is Center, UPO. the Science at Law and Political fluent in English. Rubén is Office Manager. After completing her After Office Manager. in year in 1998, she spent a degree secretarial her English. England perfecting Liverpool, at a worked Spain, Mentxu to Upon returning 5 for Seville in Spanish language academy UPO in 2005. Mentxu the joining before years the at contact person the student´s primary is the application process, as she handles Center payments and visa letters, registration, course questions and inquiries. other numerous Spain, Mentxu is northern from Originally fluent in bilingual in Basque/Spanish and is English. the is the is Center’s Communication Manager. He Manager. Communication Center’s from in English Philology degree holds a year Seville and spent a of University the in 1999. Germany living in Mannheim, the acts as a liaison between Jorge with classes take to wishing students various academic the and Spaniards Center´s the departments. He is also He designer. webmaster and publicity and fluently German speaks English and of Italian. has an intermediate knowledge JORGE PASCUAL JORGE WANDYCZ, JOANNA Deputy Director of the International Center, Center, the International of Deputy Director in Russian & East degree holds a Master’s and University Indiana from Studies European Science in Political degree an undergraduate from certificate Studies with a Business UPO in the joining Before College. Providence at Harvard years four Joanna spent 2001, and Venezuelan advising University the students studying in graduate Colombian experience Canada. Her study abroad U.S. and a France, Strasbourg, includes a semester in on a year a Sorbonne in Paris, the at year Warsaw at scholarship exchange graduate in Istanbul, and summers in Poland University Originally Russia. St.Petersburg, and Turkey up bilingual Joanna grew Connecticut, from three of total spent a and has (English/Polish) traveled She has also living in Poland. years and beyond. Europe throughout extensively years 16 for Spain Joanna has been living in Spanish, she speaks French to and in addition of Russian. and has an intermediate level Prof. Dr. Dr. Prof.

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housing at the Center. She holds a degree degree a She holds Center. the housing at a Spanish Language and Literature, in Studies and an MBA American in Masters Businesses and Institutions. Cultural in on an Erasmus year Lola spent a in University College at King’s scholarship the working at months London and several in Brussels as a Commission European and fluently Lola speaks English trainee. of French. has an intermediate knowledge LOLA GÓMEZ LOLA PROF. DR. VERÓNICA VERÓNICA DR. PROF. COSTA PACHECO

Veronica Pacheco Costa is the General General the is Costa Pacheco Veronica of Languages and International Director University. Olavide de Students at Pablo Veronica UPO in 2007, the joining Before at North visiting professor as a year spent a Hill (USA) and Chapel at University Carolina center CEADE, a at as a professor years nine the At Wales. of University the validated by the of director was assistant Verónica UPO, for Department Translation Philology and in she is a professor Currently, years. four and & Interpretation Translation the Academic and degrees Humanities in degree the Master’s of Coordinator Her main UPO. the at Teaching Bilingual Contemporary are of research areas written in English and Literature Female works these of Translation Literary short stories and women, mainly written by at conducted research She has theatre. University, Chapel Hill University, Edinburgh of Hull. University the and University Wales

CENTER THE INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL THE organic compounds organic will be discussed. BIO 242E Applied Microbiology Applied Microbiology BIO 242E only semester with lab - Fall credits U.S. 4 concepts to basic is an introduction course This The goal of microbiology. and unifying principles of this course is to the provide student with an of the understanding concepts general in the about well as inform as microbiology, to identify and clinically used practices general The agents. common infectious the most treat the clinical course is oriented towards aspects historically does introduce but of microbiology, to convey important significant discoveries The labs familiarize designed to are topics. of with aseptic methods students with its techniques and microbiological applications in clinical and environmental In English. Conducted microbiology. Biochemistry BIO 361E - carbohy of proteins, the structure A look at and prin- catalysis enzyme and lipids; drates, the of metabolism, including glycolysis, ciples phosphorylation. oxidative and cycle, citric acid will also be made between English comparison A In English. expressions. Spanish scientific and CHE Chemistry 210E Organic I only semester with lab - Fall credits U.S. 5 chemistry Organic is the chemistry of the com- CHE pounds of carbon. 210 first is the half of a for course suitable one-year comprehensive course semester first The science majors. of functional aspects and includes structural with hydrocarbons and unsaturated saturated functionalities. Discussion various heteroatom on the organic focuses mechanistic for basis semester laboratories First compound reactivity. on the concentrate basic techniques and syntheses and organic in used procedures techniques. In including microscale separations, techniques (e.g. addition, modern analytical the identification used in spectroscopy) infrared of in English. Conducted

ART/HIS 347 Sevilla: La Expresión de Sevilla: La Expresión 347 ART/HIS Arte (Seville: de su Través a Ciudad una The of Art) City through a Expression its With this course, students will understand, styles different the distinguish and appreciate to visitors its citizens. and that Seville offers course this of art and work a fact, Seville is, in takes advantage of this to make it its class- to with an introduction topic begins Each room. the to understanding the keys the history and that students monuments places and distinctive will visit. Conducted in Spanish. 333E Film Nations: ART/SPAN on Spanish Perspectives Comparative and U.S. Cinema the points establishing is aimed at course This of convergence and divergence between the film of aesthetics, and social significance history, will It States. United the Spain and in production of economy the political issues such as address film as a social and cinema, Spanish vs. American and audience reception indicator, cultural Spanish American cinema and at the crossroads The with other arts discourses. and cultural and includes in-class lectures course film discussions,screenings, written research field a exams, and assignments and (small work) on group a topic to be discussed in English. Conducted professor. your with BIOLOGY / CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY II* and Physiology Anatomy BIO 209E only semester with lab - Fall credits U.S. 4 an anatomical and provides course This and of human structure overview physiological and histology is anatomy function. Human gross to cell, tissue, related and organ level each of the for major physiology body systems. central and the musculoskeletal include Topics cardiovascular, well as systems as nervous In Conducted endocrine systems. and renal English. and Anatomy in course A previous * required. Physiology

HISTORY OF ART AND CINEMA OF ART HISTORY Art Spanish of History 313E ART prehistoric from of art works of major A survey sculpture Painting, the present. through times and examined are architecture in the context of Special attention time and place in history. their is to the given art of Seville. and culture ART 330 Historia del Cine Español en en Cine Español del 330 Historia ART (History of Democracia Spanish Cinema an important cinema undergoes Spanish of the death in following Franco transformation 1975 and the ensuing democracy. During these cinema has become a Spanish years, last 30+ and has scene the European on player stronger a only was unthinkable which gained recognition will This course the analyze decades few ago. Conducted in English. Offered in Spanish when Spanish in Offered in English. Conducted is met. enrollment minimum during the Democracy) of this historical evolution period as well as the introduce filmsstudent to Spanish up to the Spanish. in Conducted time. present - to medical anthro is an introduction course This emphasizing the on literature health pology, and of The objectives cultures. healing in different health and healing to understand are course the in a social context,and cultural to compare cultures, different health, illness and healing in orientations and to the theoretical introduce of medical anthropology. concepts and basic ori- theoretical the different Readings illustrate and medical anthropologists entations used by topics such as mental health and illness, explore health etiologies, disease and healing, healers and cultures birth across child seeking behavior, in health anthropology medical for uses practical North , from Case studies settings. care America and Latin Africa, Europe America, in English. Conducted concepts. key illustrate ANTH 215E Health, Healing and to Medical An Introduction Culture: Anthropology ANTHROPOLOGY LIST OF COURSES:

The Hispanic Studies Program is designed for students wishing to spend a semester or a year abroad while continuing their undergraduate degree. While it degree. their undergraduate continuing while abroad year or a to spend a semester wishing students for designed is Studies Program The Hispanic in English in many taught classes offering Spanish by in or no background with little those of the needs to caters Spanish, it also in courses advanced offers credits) U.S. (3 credits 6 ECTS are Courses each student. of the language level determines the program of the beginning exam at A placement subject areas. unless specified otherwise. enrollment. sufficient to subject are offerings Course otherwise noted. unless and spring semesters fall the both for is follows which courses of The list per semester. courses university two regular of in a maximum enroll Spanish language skills may excellent with Students

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THE HISPANIC STUDIES PROGRAM 6 THE HISPANIC STUDIES PROGRAM 7 - - Generally Accepted Accounting Accounting Accepted Generally Students’ Comments: Would you Would the recommend at program University to others? Olavide de Pablo has nice place, great “Yes.a it is Because people and youallows to balance school, work, traveling yourand social life”. a fun wonderful Such semester! a was “It with great campus students, great professors staff”. friendly a and and meeting Spaniards for oportunity ”Good culture” different learning about a BUS 346 / BUS 346E International Finance (Finanzas Internacionales) of the course The objective is to the introduce student to the complex world of international the increasing will include Topics finance. international financial markets, of globalization ex foreign monetary systems, and European change markets, direct and indirect international and indirect direct change markets, in Offered in English. Conducted investment. is met. enrollment when minimum Spanish BUS 353E International Financial Accounting Accounting is often call the ‘language of a and deals the with of interpretation a business’, force finances, is a guiding and operations firm’s and helps decisions, to sound management by flourish and to grow businesses allowing them to make solid business decisions. This course aims to provide students with the understanding a general for knowledge required of Financial Accounting Statements, compar ing International Financial Reporting Standards Standards ing International Financial Reporting (IFRS) and Principles (GAAP) currently used United in the in English. Conducted States. BUSINESS International / BUS 325E BUS 325 Internacional) (Marketing Marketing to international marketing. An introduction techniques used in include analytical Topics determining research, international market channels in an distribution prices and linguistic across context, marketing international in English. Conducted borders. cultural and enrollment when minimum Spanish in Offered is met. BUS 334E International Management The topics to include the be covered of process internationalization of companies, alternative business and interna- of international forms subsidiaries, franchises, tional alliances (exports, The ventures...). alliances, joint licences, strategic factors, environmental class also looks at functions, human globalization, management organizational different and diversity, resources business of strategic the role and cultures world. In English. management in a globalized solving environmental problems. In English. problems. environmental solving and the application of ecological principles in space in the ecosystems, elements regulatory general the elements of time general perspective, and patterns and processes, both from an Iberian from both patterns and processes, This course examines ecology and its large scale large ecology and its examines course This

ECOL 320E Ecological Systems Ecological ECOL 320E * Prerequisite: CHE 210E. * Prerequisite: discussed. Conducted in English. Conducted discussed. the compounds willidentification of organic be spectroscopy, and mass spectrometry) used in and mass spectrometry) spectroscopy, magnetic resonance spectroscopy, UV-visible UV-visible spectroscopy, magnetic resonance modern analytical techniques (e.g. nuclear modern analytical the lecture portion of the course. In addition, course. the of portion the lecture systems chemistry discussed and explores in micro-scale techniques to complex micro-scale more extends previously learned macro- and learned macro- extends previously a primary focus. Second semester laboratory Second semester laboratory focus. a primary mechanistic functional group chemistry will be chemistry functional group mechanistic utilizing fundamental principles. The study of The study fundamental principles. utilizing complex chemical reactions and syntheses chemical reactions complex A continuation of CHE A continuation of 210E on with focus a only only 5 U.S. credits with lab - Spring semester with lab - credits U.S. 5 CHE Chemistry 211E Organic II* HISTORY Spain of History HIS 312E of Spanish from An overview Roman history and invasion Arab The era: the modern to times monarchy, Spain’s Christian reconquest, the ECONOMICS The European ECON/POL 321E Union behind the initial motives will analyze course The Community of the and the creation European the European into development its subsequent There with a unique institutional structure. Union common policies key the EU’s of will be a study Competition, Union, - Economic and Monetary their global etc - and Trade External Agriculture, to E.U.-U.S. paying special attention effects; in English. Conducted relations. Global Economy* The ECON 331E the will explore The course main debates and attempted effects the nature, surrounding management of the global economy; paying special attention to the of role international well as WTO, the IMF and such as organizations integration economic regional towards as moves in English. Conducted and Mercosur). (EU, NAFTA economics course is highly A previous * recommended. ECON 391E International Economics* semester only Fall The aim of this course for students to is become concepts and the most relevant with familiar methods of analysis field ofin the international Students will the economics. with be provided the for analyzing fundamental tools global deeper economy and will delve into the main In of the world economy. English. features and course in Macro *A previous is required. Microeconomics

communication and the new media landscapes in communication and over that will be covered Topics Spain US. and the the semester include: of the an overview historical development and main theories of mass communication (including the theories of critical media effects), issues of the digital age journalism and citizen of both the rise such as digital of journalism, the emergence social media, and movements of grassroots role the growing movements), occupy on digital activism (focusing the concept of convergence media and free copyright and participatory culture, issues, issues, media representation expression ethics and and their overall impact on democracy, in English. Conducted culture. Spanish Identity: 341E COMM/ART Music and Pop Advertising Film, The of this course main objective is to provide of the an overview of the social representations Spanish during the demo- identity developed the arts and of areas different from period cratic with will start We old mass media. the new and of artistic of a set commentary and the analysis - expres as understood works and media practices The analyses will sions of creativity.” “social the existence in these works of prove speeches that to contributed have and counter-discourses Spanish identity in the building and renegotiating Conducted in era. the democratic English. participants a solid to give designed is course This of what understanding intercultural it and from to benefit communication is, how - pro future and our personal to manage it in how focus, Using an interdisciplinary lives. fessional values, customs we examine and communication to interpret we learn and groups cultural of styles is a There others. of behaviour communicative of com- form special emphasis on the Spanish munication. Conducted in Spanish. and Communication COMM 340E Age the Digital Media in This course introduces students to the major political debates and cultural affecting

COMMUNICATION Comunicación COM/SOC 320 Communication) (Intercultural InterculturaI creating a business which will succeed in which a business creating dynamic environments. markets and competitive deals The course mainly with the of process touch upon will firms although it launching new such other close to entrepreneurship, as areas in English. Conducted businesses. family This course deals with the This course identification and opportunities. It exploitation of entrepreneurial introduces fundamentals of students to the Spring semester only examines the The course most relevant and New BUS 359E Entrepreneurship Ventures BUS 358E Theory* Organizational to which attempt and approaches perspectives of functioning and structure the nature, explain Students organizations. will study organizational and create which roles design and leadership the organizational of structure - transform an orga diagnose to how will also learn Students nization. find and problems organizational in English. Conducted possible solutions. course in business introductory A previous * management is recommended. Spring semester only will offer an This course of understanding issues and human behavior in cross-cultural international organizations and the of role Hu- including Management practices man Resource to international recruitment approaches different and development and training and selection, the global and examine will compensation. It international human that affect factors national chal- the HR management and identify resource lenges that face in their enterprises multinational In English. operations. BUS 355E International Human Management Resource

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COMM 340E Communication and Media and Media Communication COMM 340E Díaz) (Rubén Age the Digital in its and class the enjoyed greatly “I time. I learned our period in to relevance a lot!”. and InitiativeBUS 359E Enterprising Business (JoséFamily Luis Barbero) and He is fun professor. great a “José is great a creates He very knowledgeable. in class”. atmosphere Union The Euopean ECON/POL 321E (Jonathan Pass) students.about I learned cared “He really with him“. a lot Students’ Comments: España heterodoxa and how this confrontation LITERATURE de la Literatura Panorama LIT 327 (Panorama Latinoamericana 1 (Pre-1820) (Pre-1820) American Literature) of Latin semester only Fall This course is of American an overview Latin the period until the pre-Hispanic from writings of the eve Independence movements in the works in poetry and 1820s. It includes literary non-fiction, such of conquest. as the chronicles works of literary a selection features It also (including drama, prose, and essay) that have the specialists and from recognition received the most being for public reading general Spanish. America. In outstanding in Latin de Literatura Panorama LIT 328 Latinoamericana 2 (Post-1820) 2) American Literature of Latin (Panorama (Post-1820) Spring semester only This course is of American an overview Latin the from to the writings Independence era works in poetry and It includes literary present. poetry, short story, non-fiction, including novel, to achieve is objective One major essay. and a knowledge of fithow these works into the cultural and of America’s framework Latin intellectual history. Conducted in Spanish. in Conducted intellectual history. Través a de España LIT 348 La Idea (Imaginaries of Spain de la Literatura ) literature through the crucial in has been of literature The role imaginaries of Spain. articulation of the different how reflections will analyze we course, this In Arab legacy on the and the intellectual debates been used flamenco have about bullfighting and the to represent works as a means in literary will We cultural identity. complexity of Spain’s of on the creation focus la la España colorista through has been articulated of the travellers, Romantic

(Slavery in Latin America and the Caribbean) America and the Caribbean) The course aims to the origins of study that the poverty and prejudice racial inequality, a Afro-American large portion of the Caribbean the America and communities in Latin cultural examines how some in. It live currently African origin patterns of persist: music, cloth- and witchcraft as beliefs ing and such religious the of a global perspective offers It also voodoo. the of from introduction phenomenon of slavery, to thefirst slaves the abolition of this “peculiar Conducted in Spanish. institution”. Islam and Christianity, REL/HIS 357E Judaism in the Spanish Context on the of the three main focuses role This class from Spanish history, in monotheistic religions will Spain. Discussion to Modern-Day Antiquity Catholicism on the of focus and other role Spain in interaction in a Democratic religions of Muslim population the growing with Jewish communities, immigrants, and the various of establishment of churches denominations Excursions the country. around will be an Seville to important historical sites in integral of part of the in situ learning objectives In English. course. the HIS 360 El Mundo Mediterráneo y HIS 360 El Mundo Mediterráneo España (The World Mediterranean and Spain) semester only Fall course of this The objective is to the investigate the between intimate relationship Meditteranean world and Spain during the birth of the culture Arab (from pre-history the until of historic to places fieldtrips Several invasion). course. this of will be an important part interest Conducted in Spanish. América en HIS/SOC 362 Esclavitud Caribe Latina y el

century to the The course will examine the The course Conducted in English. Conducted the student a clearer perception of each period. of perception clearer the student a will all be key elements in this course to present to present course this elements in will all be key time. Field trips, projections of slides and videos of slides and trips, projections time. Field along with some traditions that still hold in our that still hold in traditions with some along trends and phenomena of modern day Spain, day of modern and phenomena trends Additionally, we will study and analyze different different will study and analyze we Additionally, marked Andalusia more profoundly. profoundly. Andalusia more marked years, with that years, on events special emphasis have an overview of Spain’s the over history past 500 of Spain’s an overview The main goal in this course is to give students to give is course this The main goal in Ferdinand to the Euro to the Euro (1450-the Ferdinand Spring semester only Spanish History: From Isabella and Spanish History: From HIS 341E Early Modern and Modern HIS 341E Early present) English. history to the sixteenth century. history to the Conducted in sixteenth century. Andalusia more profoundly from the dawn of from Andalusia more profoundly special emphasis on events that special emphasis on events have marked an overview of Spain’s history with and culture, of Spain’s an overview The main goal in this course is to give students to give is course this The main goal in Fall semester only Fall

to 1500) Isabella and Ferdinand (Prehistory (Prehistory Isabella and Ferdinand Spanish History: From Altamira to Altamira Spanish History: From HIS 340E Ancient and Medieval HIS 340E context. Conducted context. Conducted in Spanish. articulation of Spain in the international present day Spain. present nationalistic problem and the economic present which have been crucial in shaping been which have present the of genesis of the creation its democracy, processes from the from 18th  processes The course will present the main historic will present course The (Contemporary History of Spain) History España (Contemporary HIS 322 Historia Contemporánea de Contemporánea Historia HIS 322 ducted in English. - Con discussed. will be classes, and nationalism present. The role of the church, The women, of the church, role social present. Spain’s society and identity from 1936 to the to 1936 from society and identity Spain’s

will include top stories from the Latin American the Latin from top stories will include Conducted films. American well as Latin as press in Spanish. Relations U.S. - European POL 363E War II Since World course first, of this The objective is to examine, the tensions which arose between the states on of the defeat following both Atlantic sides of the transformation in 1945 and second, its Germany - coopera economic, political and military into This cooperation has the assured stability of tion. democracies liberal and consolidates the depen- on Continent Old a dence of the strengthened in English. Conducted States. United del Mundo Latino POL 366 Relaciones between Unidos (Relations y los Estados the U.S. and the World) Hispanic Spring semester only course of the The objective is to the give student the between the relations of a global perspective United States, Spain - through America and Latin the series will also study course The out history. of character the shaped which have of problems interamerican the relations, mechanisms of in and its repercussions economic integration Spanish. In the socio-political sphere. Spanish POL 372E Contemporary Politics This class introduces students to the contemporary Spanish political system. We will We Spanish political system. contemporary study the to democracy of the transition process the With an authoritarian regime. from adoption of the new Spanish constitution, we will look at political institutions, political parties, Catholic the autonomous the regions, monarchy, will emphasis Special the military. and Church, be placed on changing factors, socioeconomic terrorism. and nationalism, immigration in English. Conducted to Democracy The Road POL/HIS 352E Spain and in Portugal, Southern During the second half of the 1970’s, Europe the inaugurated of wave “third

(Spanish Literature: (Spanish Literature: (Women & Spanish (Women the Age. Spanish Golden El Quijote) Spring semester only of this course The objective is to study the Quijote. Don Spanish Literature: of masterpiece to novel first is considered be the Cervantes’s and its influence in later modern novel, creative the in is still present productions literary will analyze course The most authors. for process thematic and stylistic the structural, will present and it the novel, of characteristics so product, cultural as a the novel of the study Cervantes’s of depth study an in to present as world. Conducted in Spanish. genre. The complex social, political and cultural cultural complex social, political and The genre. the Latin in be studied as it is reflected realitywill of Horacio The stories American short story. Magic Modernism, “Criollismo”, Quiroga, tendencies literary the most recent and Realism Spanish. in Conducted examined. will be Española y Literatura LIT 371 Mujer (Siglos XIX-XX) Literature (19th-20th Centuries)) Spring semester only the This course of analyzes women role in the 19th and 20th in Spanish literature centuries as well the as works written literary centuries. during both women by specifically of previous women in literature of The role It is mainly examined. will also be centuries during that women Romanticism begin to take the middle and by in literature role an active of the 20th century women the have liberty to vision of themselves and their express fiction. the world of through In Spanish. reality Siglo el Española: Literatura LIT 374 de Oro. El Quijote POLITICAL SCIENCE Latinoamericana: Actualidad POL 361 in Latin Affairs y Cine (Current Prensa Cinema) & America: Press This class aims to class discus- promote active of knowledge the student’s while increasing sion of life cultural the social, political and material Teaching America. Latin present-day - - -

in the 20th in (Latin American Short dinary contribution of women writers to this dinary contribution of women writers Stories of the Century) 20th the This course analyzes beginnings of the America  the short story in Latin - revis development, century and its subsequent movements styles and literary different the ing time which take place over and the extraor LIT 370 El Cuento Latinoamericano El LIT 370 del Siglo XX The Nobel Prize in literature has recognized the has recognized in literature The Nobel Prize different many from women of men and works its history is However, cultures. languages and been have major authors controversy: of one The aim of this Academy. the Swedish ignored by course is to the analyze life and the works of the Nobel American Literature Spanish and Latin Academy’s the Winners and the for Prize reasons a from out carried will be The study choices. within a perspective comparative critical and of Generation The historical and context.literary or Magical narrative War Civil Post-Spanish 1927, tendencies literary other great among Realism in English. Conducted will be included. negra, la España de la República y del exilio, la y de la República la España negra, de la la España del franquismo, España , and la transición España de . Paint la democracia Critical Approach LIT 365 Literatura Española LIT 365 Literatura (Siglos XIX y XX) Contemporánea Spanish This course of the analyzes literature the lit centuries and specifically 19th and 20th Spanish LIT 367E Nobel Prizes in and A Latin American Literature: ings and films, as well as philosophical, films, as ings and will also be essays historical, and political studied. Conducted In Spanish. (Contemporary Spanish of the Literature Century) 19th & 20th Modernism, of Romanticism, movements erary del 27” Generación “La del 98”, Generación “La and the trends in Spanish most current the literary study will Students literature. and historic cultural to they relate aspects as the influenced or have which influence events Spanish. in Conducted trends. various literary

THE HISPANIC STUDIES PROGRAM 10 THE HISPANIC STUDIES PROGRAM 11 PSY 255E Social Psychology (Rosa Rodríguez) was definitely “Great Experience! Rosa dedicated to this subject and expressed us to make wanted it.her passion for She psych!about way the same and feel think SPAN 315E Spanish Civilization and Civilization Spanish 315E SPAN (Enrique Moreno) Culture was this course. He enjoyed thoroughly “I so passionate about the topics covered that of knowledge a plethora and had loved always I very enjoyable. made it to his class”. coming BIO 242E Applied Microbiology (Fernando (Fernando Microbiology Applied BIO 242E Govantes) He speaks instructor. great a is “Fernando very helpful. I and is English perfect enjoyed his class”. Art (Dan of Spanish History 313E ART Serradilla) class makes teacher, engaging “Very and interesting to applicable every day life”. Students’ Comments:

(Civilización y

Españolas) Cultura to two main goals: (i) has course This and the students’ knowledge increase and its people culture Spanish of appreciation their to build and strengthen and (ii) Focusing as a result. awareness intercultural we on the will explore mostly 20th century, the different diverse heritage through Spain’s identity: constitute its present which factors educa- social organization, art, economy, history, will also read We folklore. dance, music, and tion, variety, cultural discuss linguistic and about and and politics. ethnicity nationalism, regionalism, 315 SPAN conducted in English and is 315E SPAN in Spanish. and Culture Spanish 319E SPAN History through Film to introduction a general presents course The and history culture Spanish of the main aspects in representation cinematographic through the main The class covers social, films. various Spanish life of economic aspects political, and the from beginning of the twentieth century until with special emphasis on current today, affairs. in English. Conducted Up Close Spanish Culture 329E SPAN semester only Fall a of the offers overview panoramic This course Spain nowadays. of idiosyncracy sociocultural experience the volunteer Considering innovative essential part in as an take to will have students will be given special relevance course the of part to the study of the management of time, within Spain, in relations space and interpersonal of framework intercultural the theoretical in English. Conducted communication studies. SPANISH CULTURE CULTURE SPANISH Spanish 315E SPAN / 315 SPAN Civilization and Culture foundations of behavior, procedures for solving solving for procedures of behavior, foundations etc. and motivation, adherence problems, in English. Conducted

This course This course approaches that classes, we will complement the theoretical PSYCHOLOGY dation of democracies. Conducted Conducted in dation of democracies. English. regimes, regimes, as well to as the transition and consoli- democratization.” democratization.” of authoritarian the nature will analyze course history with a comparative methodology. The methodology. comparative with a history crucial period of Portuguese, Greek and Spanish and Greek of Portuguese, crucial period sports psychology. Topics will include theoretical theoretical will include Topics sports psychology. cognitive and other important aproaches in other important aproaches and cognitive decisionmaking based on interbehavioral, on interbehavioral, decisionmaking based resilient personalities, attention as well as attention as personalities, resilient athletes and teams on motivation, concentration, sports psychologists work –at any level- with level- work –at any sports psychologists competition and health. Topics will cover how cover will Topics competition and health. applying psychology to exercise, sports, applying to exercise, psychology of sports psychology and exercise, which involves which involves exercise, and of sports psychology The course field will The course of the provide an overview Sports Psychology General PSY 260E Conducted in English. Conducted and presentations of students’ research projects. projects. of students’ research and presentations of materials such as films, songs, conferences, conferences, films, songs, of materials such as identify and the theory on the understand basis dimension that with examples will help us to our classes, we will complement the theoretical at yourself. To combine these two dimensions in To at yourself. ways of looking at reality, at social others, and others, at social of looking at reality, ways the theoretical dimension with the theoretical a set of new daily lives. This means that learning will combine will that learning This means lives. daily learning will connected to our process be directly theoretical basis of social psychology but our but of social psychology basis theoretical phenomena. Our approach will depart from the Our from phenomena. will depart approach view of Social Psychology and its most important Social Psychology of view This course This course is designed to offer a comprehensive

PSY 255E Social Psychology Social Psychology PSY 255E Conducted in English. Conducted articles, documentaries, and presentations. documentaries, and presentations. articles, dimension with materials such as films, scientific with materials such as dimension our daily lives. To combine these two perspectives combine these two perspectives in To daily lives. a theoretical a theoretical basis and observing them in our important from examining them phenomena, sive view of cultural psychology and its most and its most psychology cultural of view sive This course - This course is designed to offer a comprehen PSY 251E Cultural Psychology Cultural PSY 251E

SPAN 202 Lectura y Redacción en y Redacción 202 Lectura SPAN (Spanish intermedio) Español (nivel - intermediate level) Composition & Reading had at least who have students for Designed this Spanish, level of university two semesters continues developing course reading and writing written skills through compositions reports, and class discussions on assigned topics and advanced grammar more articles. It also reviews accuracy. of achieving greater the purpose with Conducted in Spanish. en Español Conversación 206 SPAN (Spanish Conversation intermedio) (nivel - intermediate level) - class of this The objective conversa is to develop skills interaction oral and comprehension tional, focus The the intermediate level. students at for to form fluencyin order is on attain and effective communication skills. Conducted in Spanish. in Conducted communication skills. Español Intermedio II 241 SPAN (Intermediate Spanish II) who have students for designed is course This of university-level semesters three had at least Spanish. Emphasis vocabulary is on expanding and building oral and written communication of awareness well as acquiring a greater skills as the Spanish-speaking world. In Spanish. en español 306 Conversación SPAN (nivel avanzado) (Spanish Conversation (nivel - advanced level) - of this class The objective conversa is to develop skills interaction oral and comprehension tional, focus with a advanced level the students at for to on form fluencyattain and effective Spanish. In Conducted communication skills. I Avanzado Español 311 SPAN Spanish I) (Advanced who have students for designed is course This of university-level semesters four had at least the skills on applying Spanish. Emphasis is further to the intermediate level at acquired The methodology written skills. and oral improve applied is communicative and encompasses

activity is examined by examined by activity is artistic forms beginning with beginning forms artistic of the course. Conducted of the course. in the geographic, historical and socio-cultural historical and socio-cultural the geographic, context of its origins. Flamenco´s evolution into  an artistic professional Flamenco singers, well-known the most studying will see and Students and guitar players. dancers of forms Flamenco during the various hear the practical portion Spanish. This course the This course immerses student in the world of Flamenco and its  speaking world. Conducted in Spanish. 102 Español Elemental SPAN (Elementary Spanish) students for designed is course This beginning with one semester of Spanish. Emphasis is on building oral and written communication skills and on acquiring knowledge of the Spanish speaking world. Conducted in Spanish. de Idiomas 112 Laboratorio SPAN 1 U.S. credit (Spanish Laboratory) course is designed to This one credit complement the Elementary Spanish classes and communication oral aims to skills. improve theater, play, such as role conversations Guided competence. language to increase will serve etc. focus will the language laboratory Sessions in difficulties. specific pronunciation on addressing Conducted in Spanish. 201 Español Intermedio I SPAN (Intermediate Spanish I) who have students for designed is course This of university-level two semesters had at least Spanish. Emphasis vocabulary is on expanding and building oral and written communication of awareness well as acquiring a greater skills as the Spanish-speaking world. In Spanish. This beginning intensive course is designed for for designed is course This beginning intensive Spanish knowledge. Emphasis with no students is on building oral and written communication skills and on acquiring knowledge of the Spanish SPANISH LANGUAGE SPANISH 101-102 Español Principiante SPAN (Beginning Spanish) 6 U.S. credits

SPAN/HIS 361 Historia del Flamenco Historia 361 SPAN/HIS y Práctica Teoría en España: and Theory of Flamenco in Spain: (History Practice) SPAN/HIS 346 España Medieval: SPAN/HIS Cristianos, Judíos y Musulmanes The of this course main objective is to offer a Spanish history (711- of medieval panorama to medieval closer the student 1492) and bring The it. formed that the groups society and the medieval legacy and examine will course the Arab importance of the contributions of the The to the Jewish cultures history of and Spain. the Seville and will also study medieval student influence of this historic period on its current Conducted In urban Spanish. features. SPAN/CUL 339 Tapas: Una Ventana Ventana Una Tapas: 339 SPAN/CUL a y Cultura Española la Gastronomía (Tapas: A Window to Spanish Cuisine and Culture) Food is one of the most important cultural tapa is, the society and today’s in expressions will take course This its possibly, best example. place our in we will kitchen where laboratories these Through cook and taste variety of dishes. a dishes, aspects we will discuss the different such nutri- society, history, producers, as products, quality criteria, etc. tion, culinary technology, vital importance in of these aspects are of All Spanish in tapas represent what understanding Conducted culture. in Spanish. Christians,and Spain:Jews (Medieval Muslims) SPAN/HIS 335E Historical Ties 335E Historical SPAN/HIS Between Spain and the US Spring semester only a of the offers historical overview This course relations between Spain United States the and Starting with the Spanish up to the day. present the southern colonial rule and surviving legacy in with following States, United and western of Independence, War and during the role Spain’s ending with the 1898 War Spanish-American democratic and with Franco US relations and the strong of will become aware Spain, students exist between both nations. In English. that ties

THE HISPANIC STUDIES PROGRAM 12 THE HISPANIC STUDIES PROGRAM 13 - - ward to coming to this class. I have learned to to coming ward open environ great a and he creates a lot ment in class”. I Avanzado Español 311 SPAN (Ana Claudio) a marvelous Ana is this class. “I love and going to professor I’m miss this class a lot I learned country. to my when I return of it”. everyand enjoyed minute BUS 334E International Management BUS 334E International López) (Álvaro look for always teacher! I great a “He is Students’ Comments:

ducted in Spain and in the U.S. will also be briefly U.S. the Spain and in ducted in Conducted explored. in Spanish. y Fonología Fonética 378 SPAN Española (Spanish Phonetics & Phonology) examines the This course sound system of Span- pronunciation. on improving concentrates ish and Emphasis will be placed on the peculiarities of will include classwork Spanish and Andalusian exercises. and intonation transcriptions Conducted in Spanish. / Español-Inglés Traducción 381 SPAN Inglés-Español (Spanish-English Translation) / English-Spanish to an introduction provides course This to English and English Spanish from translation the to attention is given Spanish. Particular to Short translation. in linguistic issues involved translated will be well as articles works as literary as a practical Special emphasis part of the course. their Spanish idioms and on will be placed with an students for is course This translation. primarily Conducted Spanish. of advanced level in Spanish. de Básicas Técnicas 383 SPAN Negociación Bilingüe español/inglés (Basic Bilingual Negotiation Skills Spanish/English) Spring semester only to bilingual negotiation skills in Introduction focus A business and Human Rights settings. of negotiation: Preparation, phases four the on - and Performance/Evalu Contract Negotiation, Spanish Interpreting on basic Liaison ation and techniques. Spanish to to English and English Spanish and English. in Conducted -

(Spanish differences which affect the way business is con- way business is the which affect differences advertisements, advertisements, Cultural bank documents, etc. including letters, job descriptions, job including letters, terminology in commercial correspondence terminology correspondence in commercial increasing vocabulary and using Spanish business and using vocabulary increasing in the business world. Emphasis is placed on world. Emphasis is placed the business in concepts used in oral and written transactions transactions written and oral concepts used in In this course, In this course, students vocabulary learn the and Business) (Spanish for SPAN 376 Español de Negocios Español 376 SPAN accuracy of expression. Conducted Conducted in Spanish. of expression. accuracy language use, vocabulary expansion, and vocabulary language use, of general interest. Emphasis is on interactive on interactive Emphasis is interest. of general reports reports and class discussions. for Material topics well as texts as discussion includes literary expression of Spanish through compositions, oral compositions, oral of Spanish through expression Spanish. The course focuses on written focuses and oral The course Spanish. had at least five semesters of university-level of university-level semesters five had at least This course is designed for students who have who have students for designed is course This (Advanced Spanish II) (Advanced SPAN 351 Español Avanzado II Avanzado 351 Español SPAN munication using Spanish. Conducted munication Conducted in Spanish. Spanish. using study related aspects in politeness and miscom- study related communicative acts in Spanish. Students also Spanish. acts in communicative concepts in pragmatics to verbal and non-verbal and non-verbal verbal to concepts in pragmatics In this course students learn and apply basic students learn and apply course this In Pragmatics Pragmatics and Communication) Comunicación en Comunicación Español SPAN 336 Pragmática y 336 Pragmática SPAN ed in Spanish. purpose of achieving greater accuracy. Conduct accuracy. of achieving greater purpose reviews more advanced grammar with the with advanced grammar more reviews discussions on assigned topics and articles. It also on assigned discussions through written through compositions reports, and class continues developing reading and writing skills and reading developing continues semesters of semesters Spanish, this course university level Designed for students who have had at least four four had at least who have students for Designed Reading & Composition - advanced I level) - Composition & Reading Español (nivel avanzado I) (Spanish avanzado Español (nivel SPAN 312 Lectura y Redacción en y Redacción Lectura 312 SPAN Conducted Conducted in Spanish. use of practical and communicative vocabulary. use of practical vocabulary. and communicative tural readings on Spain and debates which require which require debates Spain and on readings tural assignments which include grammar reviews, cul- reviews, grammar which include assignments Ronda Itálica Speed Intercambio Wine tasting Gym activities Gym lessons Sevillanas Semana Santa tour Aracena Volunteering at primary school Volunteering Halloween table UPO race

Pueblos Blancos Flamenco show

Farewell reception Farewell Olive Oil factory Olive Spanish table Córdoba To fully integrate the student into Sevillian culture and the University environment, the International Center organizes a wide array array wide a organizes Center the International environment, University the and culture Sevillian student into the integrate fully To of cultural outside of class time: activities

International soccer league CULTURAL/SOCIAL ACTIVITIES CULTURAL/SOCIAL Other activities Activities Activities with Spanish students Local cultural visits Day trips Sports activities

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No classes will be held October 12, 1 November December 6 28 February 26-30, March April 16 - 20, May 1 SPRING 2018 January 27 May 26 10, 2017 November December 18, 2017 euros 3,245 Semester ends December 19, 2017 2018 May 24, Semester starts September 11, 2017 January 29, 2018 Each class is worth 6 ECTS credits (3 U.S. credits) unless noted otherwise. Classes are held Classes are otherwise. unless noted credits) U.S. (3 credits worth 6 ECTS class is Each with or an occasional class Thursday, activity on a Friday. Monday through University. Olavide de Pablo issued by are Transcripts Reception Welcome Session & Orientation * credits) U.S. / 15 credits classes (30 ECTS to 5 Up * * 4 cultural/social during the activities semester to computer Access labs * fee) monthly/semester extra (gym requires facilities to sports Access * Reception * Farewell class. students per of 16 of 8 and a maximum a minimum classes have Spanish language class. students per of 18-24 of 8 and a maximum a minimum have classes other Most 2.9 December 21 June 2, 2017 August 28, 2017 2,950 euros September 9 FALL 2017 FALL

June 5, 2017 October 13, 2017 Application deadlines

FALL 2017 FALL Departure dates Departure Deposit deadline euros) (100 Full payment deadline Housing fees Arrival dates HOUSING INFORMATION (Host family) (Host HOUSING INFORMATION PROGRAM COST ACADEMIC YEAR COST ACADEMIC 2016-2017 PROGRAM euros 2,170 SPRING 2018 DATES Included in program Class size: Minimum GPA required: Minimum GPA transcripts: and hours Credit GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL -

) 504021 - Advanced Financial Accounting Management II 504022 - Marketing Management 504023 - Human Resource Management I Operations - 504024 Systems 504025 - Management Information Students may select up to five courses from from courses five to Students may select up Students option the have the follow. lists that of taking one course (out of the maximum of Studies Program Hispanic the from five) (pp. 6-13).

305104 - Geographic Information Sciences Information Geographic - 305104 World the and of Europe - History 305105 their Legacy and Empires Colonial The - 305031 305033 - History of the of the Religions Mediterranean the in 305036 - Landscape and Historical Population Mediterranean in History and Environment - Politics 305037 their Environmental in 305038 - Indigenous Peoples Context Consumption of 305040 - History 305044 Geography - Coastal 305045 - Land and Heritage Cartography 305046 - Historical 305106 Geography - Coastal Science of - History 305108 Aspects Spanish Language. Normative The 302001 - and Translators for Applied Linguistics 302007 - Interpreters Methods Teaching Language 302077 - Foreign 302008 - Documentation Applied to Translating to Applied 302008 - Documentation Texts Spanish of Composition and Analysis 302009 - - Environmen for and Documents Archives 305039 - tal History 305041 Techniques Analysis - Territorial Urban Planning City and 305042 - Development and Rural Geography 305043 - Society Art and 305047 - Art Movements Contemporary 305048 - 305050 Society - Gender, and Culture and Interpret Translation of 302015 - Fundamentals ing Theory Spanish Language of Varieties - 302074 302085 - Translation Audiovisual Sign Language Spanish to 302100 - Introduction Interpreting PIU ( America the Iberian Peninsula of Archaeology 301056 - of History I 305001 - Fundamentals Art of 305002 - Fundamentals Geography to 305003 - Introduction 305004 - Prehistory Usage and Access 305005 - Historical Data: to European Classical Backgrounds 305011 - Culture 305012 - Medieval History Forms Writing of 305013 - History Geography 305014 - Physical and Development Resources 305015 - Population, of History 305016 - Philosophy Geography - Physical 305102 History Contemporary 305021 - Geography and Economic 305022 - Political Technology Information Geographical 305023 - World the and of Europe - History 305024 America of Latin 305025 - History 301055 - Narrative Discourse: The Novel Discourse: 301055 - Narrative History and Philosophy 301057 - Political Usage and Access Information for Skills - 301070 of History II 305006 - Fundamentals Ancient History 305007 - Geography 305008 - Methods in Socioeconomic and Anthropological 305009 - Foundations Society and 305010 - Literatura Modern History 305017 - Early Art History 305018 - and Landscapes Territories 305019 - 305020 - Archeology Modern History - Early 305103 Spatial Planning 305026 - 305027 - History and Environment Institutions of Political 305028 - History Imperial Institution the of 305030 - History Institutions of Democratic - History 305032 History Church 305034 - 504011 - Financial Mathematics 504012 - Macroeconomics Statistics II 504013 - Business 504014 - Business Management Process Law Tax 504015 - Business : If you are a business are you : If Business Majors For there Spanish, fluent in not major but are available courses of business a number are well. students as Spanish with in English a with marked English are in offered Courses British flag. the International Center before making your final course selection course final ([email protected]) your making before Center the International

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301001 - Grecolatin Culture through its Literary Texts its Literary through Culture Grecolatin 301001 - Antiquity of Mediterranean 301003 - History Cultural and and Natural Geography 301004 - Landscapes World Diversity: Globalization 301019 and Sustainability - Geography, Art Ancient and Medieval of 301020 - History 301023 of the - Medieval times to the Peak From Renaissance in Philosophy Trends Current 301048 - 301037 - Archival Science Culture: Western of and Latin Roots Greek 301038 - Art and Literature Cohesion Social and Territorial 301039 - Global The First 301040 - Hispanic Monarchy: Empire History Contemporary of 301041 - Fundamentals of Ideologies Criticism Gender and 301021 - Literature Contemporary 301046 - 301047 Art - Contemporary Latin Contemporary of Culture 301049 - History and 301015 - The Structure of Christian and Islamic of Structure The 301015 - Societies of Aspects and Normative 301016 - Descriptive Spanish Current Language Anthropology Social to 301017 - Introduction Scientific of Philosophical and 301018 - History Thought Society and Culture 301022 - Discourse, Age the Modern Art in 301029 - of Modern History 301030 - Fundamentals Spanish Literature - 301031 History World Current 301042 - Culture: Western of and Latin Roots Greek 301043 - and Religion Politics 301044 - Archeology Scales and Methods Analysis: Territorial 301045 - Spanish History Contemporary - 301051 America Colonial and 301052 - Pre-Columbian Systems and Processes 301053 - Natural Art and Heritage 301054 -

PROGRAM PROGRAM INTEGRATION THE UNIVERSITY THE 501001 - Introduction to Economics 501001 - Introduction 501002 - Economic History Business I for 501003 - Mathematics to Business Management 501004 - Introduction 501005 - Business Law A program especially designed for for students designed A especially program Spanish language skills advanced with highly into a fully themselves to integrate wish who in directly enroll Students Spanish university. classes with Spanish regular students. 1st semester BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 2nd semester HUMANITIES 1st semester

THE UNIVERSITY INTEGRATION PROGRAM (PIU) 16 THE UNIVERSITY INTEGRATION PROGRAM (PIU) 17 203042 - Urban Environment Management Urban Environment 203042 - Economics Water 203043 - 203044 - Geomorphology 203045 - Marine Zoology Sampling Methods in Ecology 203046 - 203036 - Functional Adaptations of Animals to the 203036 of - Adaptations Functional Environment 203038 - Genetic Bases of Conservation 203040 Chemistry - Green Environment of Physical Techniques 203047 - Field Applied Limnology 203048 - Quality and - Environmental 203102 Management Systems 503022 - Opportunities and Forecasts (Economic Opportunities and Forecasts 503022 - Analysis) System and Financial 502023 - Monetary Policy Authorities Tax and - Fiscal Policy 502024 and Innovation 503028 - Business Development Management 503034 - Health, Education and Environmental Economics for Finance for 502035 - Risk Management and Companies of Financial 502042 - Management Banking Risks SMEs of 502043 - Financial Management Accounting 502047 - International II Analysis Economic for 503008 - Mathematics II Analysis Economic for Statistics 503009 - Finances Corporate 503010 - Interpreting Models Cycle Business 503035 - Real Procedures 503038 - Economic Integration 503045 - Financial Markets 503046 - International Finance Environmental Cartography Environmental Chemistry Environmental Analytic 203020 - 203027 - Ecosystem Functioning Pollution 203028 - Environmental Management Waste and Treatment Water 203029 - and Restoration 203030 - Bioremediation 203050 - Global Change 203041 – Noise and Pollution 203022 - Regional Planning 203022 - Regional Soil Management, and Water 203023 - and Exploitation Conservation Conservation Management, - Plant Resources 203024 and Exploitation Management, Animal Resources 203025 - and Exploitation Conservation Hazards 203026 - Natural Quality and of Environment Systems - 203032 Management - of Environ and Management Organization 203033 - mental Projects 503001 - Microeconomics I 503001 - Microeconomics I Analysis Economic for 503003 - Mathematics I Analysis Economic for Statistics 503004 - Analysis of Economic 503011 - History III Analysis Economic for 503013 - Mathematics of Econometrics 503014 - Principles 503015 - Financial Mathematics and Regulation Strategies 502020 - Markets, 502021 - Labour Market Management II Strategic 504034 - Management II Operations 504035 - Management and Business Corporate - 501037 Ethics Sectorial Marketing 504045 - and Family 501046 - Enterprising Iniciative Business Management 501038 - Innovation Economics 501041 - Behavioral and Business Financial Planning Viability, 501042 - Valuation Behaviour Consumer 501044 - Finance I for Statistics 502064 - Statistical and Econometric Methods 502077 -

203001 - Mathematics 203002 - Physics 203003 Chemistry - General Chemistry and Organic Law Administrative 203004 - the Environment Society and Culture, 203005 - 203012 - Fauna 203013 - Microbiology Climatology and 203014 - Meteorology and Pedology 203015 - Hydrology 203018 - Statistics Optimization and Renewable 203021 - Energy Energies 203006 - Geology 203007 - Biology the Environment for 203008 - Economics Criminal Law 203009 - and Environmental Social Intervention 203010 - Education 203017 - Ecology and Systems Information Geographical 203019 - 504006 - Microeconomics 504006 - Microeconomics Business II for 504007 - Mathematics I Statistics 504008 - Business 504009 - Theory Organizational Accounting to Financial 504010 - Introduction Management I 504016 - Marketing 504017 - International Economics Econometric Statistical and 504018 - Methods for Business Accounting 504019 - Intermediate Financial Applied Economics 504020 - Analysis Statements 504026 - Financial 504027 - Financial Management I Accounting 504028 - Management 504030 - Financial Management II Management I Strategic - 504031 Techniques Research 504036 - Market Management 504038 - Innovation Economics Organizational 501047 - Quality Management 501048 - to Business 502052 - Introduction Management Finance II for Statistics 502069 - 2nd semester

1st semester ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES ENVIRONMENTAL 2nd semester 201049 - Nutritional Fundamentals of Cancer of 201049 - Nutritional Fundamentals Aging and of 201050 - Nutritional Fundamentals Longevity Situations Special 201052 - Nutrition in Food Organic 201043 - Quality Industry and the Food Quality in 201045 - Control 201100 - Endocrinology and Metabolism 202029 – Biomic Analysis 202029 – Biomic Biotechnology 202039 - Environmental of Extremophiles 202040 - Biotechnology Toxicology 202107 - Pharmacology and 202035 - Economics and Business Management of Biotechnology Aspects 202036 - Ethical and Legal and Cultures 202050 - Photosynthetic Microorganism their Biotechnological Applications 601023 - Planning and Assessment of Physical of Physical Assessment 601023 - Planning and Education and Sports Sport of - Methodology and Programming 601024 Training Sports and Activity 601025 - Nutrition in Physical 601041 - Sport Specialization Trends and New 601043 - Methodological Innovation Sports and Activity in Physical 201033 - Food and Nutrition Communication and Communication and Nutrition 201033 - Food Marketing Diversity Cultural and Eco-gastronomy 201036 - Food, of Human Nutrition 201040 - Evolution Analysis Sensory 201044 - Food 201053 - Clinical Chemistry 202022 - Basic Operations 202022 - Basic 202023 - Operations Separation - Plant Biotechnology 202024 Biotechnology 202025 - Microbial 202030 - Biotechnological Processes - Immunology 202031 202033 Cultures - Cell 201026 - Nutritional Education 201027 - Nutritional Epidemiology in Techniques 201028 - Methods and Research Nutrition Citizens Senior for 201029 - Nutrition Applied Pharmacology 201030 - Design and New Food 201041 - Functional Food Sports Performance for 201046 - Nutrition 201048 - Hospital Nutrition 202019 - Biostatistics Chemistry 202046 - Bioanalytical in Plant Metabolites 202049 - Relevant Biotechnology in Animal and Plant Resources - 202051 Biotechnology 202026 - Bioreactors Analysis and Instrumental Techniques 202027 - 202028 - Bioinformatics 601017 - Teaching Intervention in Physical Activity and Activity in Physical Intervention Teaching 601017 - Sports Education Sport Equipment and Facilities 601018 - 601019 - Body Language and Dance 601034 Application: Handball - Sport Specific 601035 Application: Soccer - Sport Specific Combat and 601039 Application: - Sport Specific Sports Racket Water Sports 601040 Application: - Sport Specific Techniques Sports of 601042 - Biomechanics 201014 - Deontology Microbiology 201016 - Food Therapy 201020 - Diet Industry The Restaurant 201022 - Nutrition - Infant 201024 and Physiology Nutrition Women’s - 201051 and Technology - Information 201031 Sciences Scientific Documentation in Health regulation and Thermodynamics Chemical 202104 - Kinetics 202015 - Plant Physiology Animal Physiology 202021 - Gene and Technology 202113 - Reproductive Therapy 1st semester SPORTS SCIENCE SPORTS 201006 - Human Physiology 201007 - Biostatistics Psychology General 201008 - Genetics 201009 - Human Culture 201010 - Nutrition and 201017 - Physiopathology Safety Hygiene and 201018 - Food 201019 - Dietetics 201021 - Technology Culinary 202006 - Biochemistry: Biomolecules Animal and Plant Biology 202007 - 202008 Chemistry - Organic 202009 - Genetics Genetics 202109 - Molecular Analysis 202010 - Mathematical of Biochemical Engineering 202016 - Fundamentals 202017 - Virology Metabolism and Microbial 202018 - Physiology 601001 – Fundamentals of Physical Education and of Physical 601001 – Fundamentals Sports System the Motor of Anatomy 601002 - Functional 601003 - Human Physiology Sports I of 601004 - Fundamentals Control and Motor 601009 - Learning, Development 601010 - Biomechanics of Physical Sociology and Anthropology 601011 - Activity and Sports Sports III of 601012 - Fundamentals 201001 - Human Anatomy 201001 - Human 201002 - Applied Chemistry Biology Cell 201003 - 201004 - Biochemistry Business Management 201005 - Economics and Food Science 201011 - Nutritional Technology 201012 - Food Cycle 201013 - Basic Nutrition and Life 202001 Chemistry - General 202002 - Physics Analysis and Algebra of 202003 - Fundamentals 202004 Science - Computer Biology Cellular 202102 - Genetic Engineering 202011 - 202103 - Biochemistry: metabolism and its 2nd semester 1st semester HUMAN NUTRITION AND DIETETICS HUMAN NUTRITION 2nd semester BIOTECHNOLOGY 1st semester

THE UNIVERSITY INTEGRATION PROGRAM (PIU) 18 THE UNIVERSITY INTEGRATION PROGRAM (PIU) 19 Students’ Comments: tables! I made the English/ Spanish “I love that some great friends there I hope to keep in touch with.” this up setting “Thankyou for so much GREAT A SUCH program. intercambio IDEA!” should be intercambio an “Having the best of one is mandatory because it to ways the experience culture” Relations Strategies Management Conflict 801048 - Social and Procedures Psychosocial Gender, 801033 - Intervention and Social Services the Socio- in 801039 Work - Social sanitary Field and Services Work Social 801041 Gerontological - and Social Research of Methods 801043 - Participative Action Social for Strategies and Programs Training, 801046 - and Labour Insertion and Interaction Communication Social 801049 - 801050 - Psychopathology Mechanisms for Representation and Control and Representation for Mechanisms 802038 - Sociology of Culture 802042 - Sociology of the Family Social Interactions of Base Cognitive 802100 - and Communication Services Diagnosis and Evaluation in - Research, 801031 Social Work Ethics Work Social - 801032 Justice Services in and Work Social - 801037 and Services - in Socio-education 801038 Work - Social al Contexts Active Tourism Active with People for Activities Sports and 601028 - Physical Disabilities and Legislation Organization Sport 601029 - of 601045 - Planning, Management and Promotion Sporting Events 601047 - Functional Evaluation and Kinesiology 801021 - Social Community Work II Work Community Social 801021 - 801027 Specialised Organization: - Social Service Social Services Social for Context as a Culture Andalusian 801028 - Work with People for Services and Work Social 801036 - Disabilities and Children with Services and Work Social 801040 - Youth Promotion Autonomy Personal Work, Social 801042 - of Dependent People Care and Social Institutions and Children 801044 - and Social Development for 801045 - Education Cohesion and Interethnic Migrations 801047 - Ethnicity, 802015 – Basis for Sociological Research for 802015 – Basis Sociology Designs in 802021 - Research Psychology Community 802022 - Contemporary in Trends and 802023 - Processes Societies Sociology - Economic 802024 the Environment and Population 802025 - Ecology, Techniques Social Evaluation Advanced - 802032 Democratic Relations: State-Citizenship 802036 - 801014 - Social and Cultural Anthropology II Anthropology Cultural Social and 801014 - I Work Social 801015 – Individual and Family Inequality and Exclusion Structure, Social 801022 - Work Social 801023 - Public Health and 801024 - Work Social Group 801025 - Social Community Service Organization: Social Services Social Policies Applied 801026 - Social and Management Organisational 801030 - 601021 - Theory and Practice of Sport Training Sport of Theory and Practice 601021 - the Natural in Activity Sports and 601022 - Physical Environment 601032 - Sport Athletics Specific Application: 601033 Application:- Sport Specific Basketball Gymnastics 601036 Application: - Sport Specific Swimming Application: 601037 - Sport Specific Volleyball 601038 Application: - Sport Specific and Prevention Sports Injuries: 601044 – Applied Physiotherapy Aid and Life-saving 601046 - First and Recreation. Sport Activity, 601027 - Physical

1st semester SOCIOLOGY SPORTS SCIENCE SPORTS 2nd semester 2nd semester SOCIAL WORK 1st semester 801004 - New Technologies and Information and Information Technologies 801004 - New Management I Anthropology Cultural Social and 801006 - to Economics 801007 - Introduction 801016 Skills - Social Communication in Social and Work Cycle the Life in Psychology 801019 - Development Techniques Social Methods and Research 801008 - Social for Processes 801010 - Psychosocial Intervention for and Epistemological Bases Theoretical 801017 - Social Work the Public to Applied 801018 - Legal Foundations Administration II and Families Inviduals for Work Social 801020 - 802001 - Social Psychology 802001 - 802002 - General Sociology Sociologist of a Skills 802003 - Basic Science to Political 802004 - Introduction Politics Contemporary Social History and 802005 - I Analysis and Data Techniques 802011 - Production 802012 - Conflict and Social Change II Anthropology Social 802013 - Theory I Sociological 802014 - 801001 - Fundamentals of Law 801001 - Fundamentals 801002 - Fundamentals of the Functioning of Human Psychology Sociology I 801003 - Social Pedagogy to 801005 - Introduction Work Social of 801013 - Fundamentals Sociology II 801009 - I Work Social Community 801011 - Wellbeing Social and Social Policy 801012 - 601005 - Fundamentals of Sports II of 601005 - Fundamentals Games and Motor Skills 601006 - Basic Motor Activity of Physical Theory The History and 601007 - and Sports Sport and Physical of 601008 - Psychology Activity Sports IV of 601013 - Fundamentals 601014 - Applied Statistics Sport and Physical of 601015 - Biochemistry Activity Activity of Physical 601016 - Physiology and Health Activity 601020 - Physical 803024 - Models for Educational Planning and Educational for - Models 803024 Research Psychology Organizational 803030 - and Sustainable Development 803036 - Education Environmental Settings in Non-formal 803042 - Learning Processes Work International for - Preparing 803100 Experience Society 103018 - Public International Law The Spanish System Regional 103019 - Policy Spanish Foreign 103036 - Security Policy and - Defence 103037 Theory and Politics Gender 103042 - 103040 - Political Behavior 103040 - Political Politics Comparative 103041 - of International Relations 103027 - History Justice and 103028 - Politics Public Policies Sectoral 103029 - Campaigns of Electoral 103045 - Management 102027 - Negotiation and Conflict Law Conflict 102027 - Negotiation and Law 102028 - Labor Procedure Management II 102029 - Human Resource 102034 - Complementary Social Welfare Law Tax 102041 - Business 101030 - International Private Law of Law Unification Law and Comparative 101033 - 101028 - Economic Criminal Law 101028 - Economic - Public International Law 101074 102025 - The Prevention of Occupational Hazards of The Prevention 102025 - Law Social Union 102033 - European Work Gender and 102038 - Special Business Processes 102042 - 102044 - Civil Jobs Service 102045 - Accounting 803021 - Social Education in Regulatory Contexts Social Education in Regulatory 803021 - Education and Elderly Adult 803023 - Development 803025 - Equality and Diversity Social Education in Conflict 803039 - Mediation and Psychology 803044 - Family 802030 - Production Techniques and Data Analysis III Analysis and Data Techniques 802030 - Production Analysis Opinion Sociopolitical and Public 802040 - 802044 - Urban Sociology Leisure and Consumption of Sociology 802045 - of Migration Sociology 802046 -

803014 Sociocultural - for Educational Strategies Development Community Animation and Cycle the Life in Development 803016 - Psychological Social for Methods Sociological Research 803019 - Education and Projects Programs 803020 - Intervention Teaching 803022 - of the Social Development Deontology Profession. 103023 - The Spanish Political System The Spanish Political 103023 - and Political Systems - Electoral 103031 Representation Union Politics - European 103032 Values 103033 - Human Rights and Democratic Sociology 103016 - Political Contemporary of Nationalism in 103017 - History 103014 - Social Structure 103015 - International Relations Theory - Political 103024 Law Administrative 103026 - Consulting and Communication 103038 - Political Philosophy 103039 - Political 102017 - Organizational Behaviour Organizational 102017 - Management Conflict 102018 - Law Contract 102019 - Employment 102020 System - the Social Security of Benefits in 102026 - Management and Participation Hazards Occupational of the Prevention 101021 - Politics and Liberties of the European Union the European of and Liberties 101021 - Politics Values 101022 - Human Rights and Democratic and Inheritance Law 101029 - Family 101014 - Administrative Law I Administrative 101014 - - Labour Law I 101024 101026 - Financial Law I 102013 - Sociology of Work and Organizations and Work of Sociology 102013 - Work of and Methods Organization 102016 - Management I 102021 - Human Resource Policies Social 102023 - Labour and the and Equality in Employment for - Planning 102024 Labor Force 803012 - Anthropology of Education Anthropology 803012 - Social Inclusion for 803015 - Educational Intervention Social Exclusion of at Risk of People Youth and Children for Action 803017 - Educative of Research Methods 803018 - Participative Social for Education 802018 - Fundamentals of Social Work and Social Social and Work Social of 802018 - Fundamentals Services Theory II Sociological 802019 - Opportunities and Equal Relations Gender 802020 - Sociology 802026 - Political State and Society 802027 Welfare - 802028 Sociology - Work 2nd semester POLITICAL SCIENCE 1st semester 2nd semester 1st semester LABOR RELATIONS & HUMAN RESOURCES LABOR RELATIONS 2nd semester 1st semester LAW 2nd semester 1st semester SOCIAL EDUCATION 2nd semester SOCIOLOGY 803002 - Communication and Information and Information Communication 803002 - Education Social and Technologies Social of Fundamentals 803003 - Pedagogical Education Social Psychology 803006 - of Education Sociology 803008 - Wellbeing Social of 803010 - Politics 803013 - Social Services 103006 - General Sociology Social Movements and of Political 103007 - History Actors 103008 - Political Law Constitutional 103009 - Assessment and Analysis 103020 - Public Policy System Administrative TheLegal and 103021 - Science II 103022 - Management 103001 - Political Economy 103001 - Political Social History and Political Contemporary 103003 - Science of Political 103004 - Fundamentals Institutions 103005 - Political in Political Techniques 103013 - Methods and Research Science 102006 - Fundamentals of Public Law 102006 - Fundamentals 102007 - Business Law of Labor Relations Theory 102008 - 102009 - Statistics Organizations and Work of 102010 - Psychology of Labor Relations System 102014 - 101008 - The History of Law The History 101008 - 101009 - International Public Law Judicial System The Spanish 101010 - 101003 - Philosophy of Law 101003 - Philosophy Law 101004 - Roman Union Law 101016 - European 102002 - History of Labor Relations 102002 - History to Economics 102003 - Introduction 102004 - Business Management Techniques Social Research Sociology and 102005 - to Labor Law 102011 - Introduction Work of 102012 - Economy 803001 - Didactics in Social Education 803001 - Didactics in Social Education Social Pedagogy. 803004 - of Human Psychology The Principles 803005 - Sociology of 803007 - Fundamentals Anthropology Social of 803009 - Fundamentals Diversity Cultural Social Education and 803011 - 802006 - Political Economy 802006 - Political Scientific Knowledge of 802007 - Fundamentals to Social Sciences Applied 802008 - Statistics I Anthropology Social 802009 - 802010 Structure - Social II Analysis and Data Techniques 802016 - Production Administration 802017 - Business

THE UNIVERSITY INTEGRATION PROGRAM (PIU) 20 THE UNIVERSITY INTEGRATION PROGRAM (PIU) 21 820€ SPRING 2018 SPRING 2018 2017 October 23, January 29, 2018 2018 June 7, 2018 June 7, May 21 - All meals and laundry services included. Please contact the International Center for semester pricing for Center the International contact All meals and laundry services included. Please information. 804€ FALL 2017 FALL 1,570€ / semester / 1,570€ credits) U.S. (3 credits worth 6 ECTS class is Each Monday held Classes are otherwise noted. unless de Pablo by issued are Transcripts Friday. through Olavide University. Reception Welcome Session & Orientation * Spanish students with classes of 5 A maximum * Studies Program). the Hispanic from class (or 4 + 1 * Social/cultural activities extra (gym requires facilities to sports Access * fee) monthly Reception * Farewell 2,75 FALL 2017 FALL June 5, 2017 September 18, 2017 2018 January 24, 2018 January 8 - 24,

Included in housing Housing costs / month costs Housing HOUSING INFORMATION (Host family) (Host HOUSING INFORMATION Application deadlines Application Semester starts Semester ends Final Exams: Program fees for the for fees 2016/2017 Program academic year Transcripts: and Hours Credit Included in Program: Minimum GPA: PROGRAM INFORMATION PROGRAM

DATES* GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL (Spanish Culture) This credits). (6 ECTS week per 3 hours the students’ to increase aims course Spanish of knowledge and appreciation Such aspects as its people. and culture diversity, and social-cultural geographic family the and popular religiousness, religion fiestas, music Spain’s change, and social (Flamenco), bullfighting,dance soccer and be studied. will Spanish gastronomy and Conducted in Spanish. (Spanish Reading and Composition) This credits). (6 ECTS week per 3 hours writing skills and reading develops course and compositions reports, written through class discussions on assigned topics and with points grammar articles. It also reviews of achieving greater the purpose Conducted in Spanish. accuracy. Española Cultura 215 SPAN y Redacción 152 Lectura SPAN

. (Elementary-Intermediate (Spanish Conversation) Courses conversational, comprehension comprehension and oral conversational, the upper students at for skills interaction with a elementary/low intermediate level to form attain effective on focus in Conducted communication skills. Spanish. 3 hours per week (6 ECTS credits). The credits). (6 ECTS week per 3 hours of this class objective is to develop 6 hours per week (12 ECTS credits). Empha- credits). (12 ECTS week per 6 hours and building vocabulary expanding on sis is skills as communication written and oral of awareness well as acquiring a greater the Spanish-speaking world. Conducted in Spanish. en 106 Conversación SPAN SPAN 102-201 Español Elemental SPAN Intermedio Español Spanish)

for program designed as an immersion especially is This program students two with one or of semesters Spanish. university level the skills in will build grammar students semester, fall the During writing skills their speaking and increase course, Spanish language and the in the conversation reading & composition courses and learn As this course. culture about program in the culture Spanish in to remain wish who students semester, fall the in offered only is the for academic year following Seville semester may continue the in courses numerous offers which Program Studies the Hispanic in political science and economics, history, such as business, areas pages 6-15). (See others. Spanish language, among many occasional an with Thursday, through held Monday Classes are on a Friday or activity class

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SPANISH LANGUAGE & CULTURE PROGRAM 22 SPANISH LANGUAGE & CULTURE PROGRAM 23 euros 1,770 June 5, 2017 September 11, 2017 December 19, 2017 September 9 December 21 June 2 August 28 2,950 euros (100 €)

Orientation session 4 cultural/social activities during the semester Official fromPablo transcript de Olavide University Reception Farewell A total of 30 U.S. credits) ECTS credits (15 INCLUDES PROGRAM COST PROGRAM 2017 Fall Arrival date date Departure Deposit deadline Full payment deadline Housing fees HOUSING INFORMATION (Host family) (Host HOUSING INFORMATION DATES Application deadline

Program begins Program ends Program GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL

June 3, 2018 June 23, 2018 630 euros June 4 - June 22, 2018 June 4 - April 2, 2018 535 euros

INCLUDES Friday through held Monday Classes are - credits) classes (6 ECTS of 45 hours activities Social-cultural transcript de Olavide University Pablo family)* (Host HOUSING INFORMATION Arrival date date Departure Housing fees All meals and laundry services family. with a host of a homestay consists * Housing included. are DATES dates Program Application deadline COST PROGRAM Summer Session 1

Courses Spanish. This course is designed for students who have who have students for designed is course This of university-level semesters three had at least and vocabulary expanding on Spanish. Emphasis is building oral and written communication skills the of awareness well as acquiring a greater as Spanish-speaking world. Conducted in Español Intermedio II 241 SPAN (Intermediate Spanish II) This course is designed for students who have had who have students for designed is course This Spanish. of university-level two semesters at least and building vocabulary expanding on Emphasis is well as communication skills as written and oral Spanish- the of awareness acquiring a greater Spanish. in Conducted world. speaking 201 Español Intermedio I SPAN (Intermediate Spanish I) LANGUAGE PROGRAMS LANGUAGE INTENSIVE SPANISHINTENSIVE SUMMER 2018SUMMER

SUMMER PROGRAMS 24 SUMMER PROGRAMS 25 Courses I Avanzado Español 311 SPAN Spanish I) (Advanced had who have students for designed is course This Spanish. of university-level semesters four at least the at acquired the skills on applying Emphasis is and oral further improve to intermediate level The methodology applied is written skills. encompasses assignments and communicative readings cultural reviews, which include grammar of use which require debates Spain and on practical vocabulary. and communicative Conducted in Spanish. II Español Intermedio 241 SPAN (Intermediate Spanish II) who have students for designed is course This of university-level semesters three had at least and vocabulary expanding on Spanish. Emphasis is building oral and written communication skills the of awareness well as acquiring a greater as Spanish. in Conducted world. Spanish-speaking June 24, 2018 June 24, 14, 2018 July 630 euros 535 euros June 25 - July 13, 2018 July June 25 - 2018 May 7,

Tailor-made programs may also be organized upon request for groups of students during the summer and throughout the academic throughout the summer and during of students groups for upon request organized may also be programs Tailor-made the Art History and Cinema, Spanish Conversation, Spanish Culture, Spanish in courses included have programs short-term Past year. Union. European

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ASSOCIATE CENTER OF THE CERVANTES INSTITUTE CENTER OF THE CERVANTES ASSOCIATE Cervantes the of center as an accredited recognized officially is Center The International an The DELE, exam. the DELE offer to thus authorized Institute (since 2008). It is the by language, is recognized foreign as a Spanish of diploma accredited internationally of Education. Spanish Ministry -

(www.upo.es/intl) and are due by the deadline set the due by and are (www.upo.es/intl) each for program. Application forms forms are Application our located on website APPLICATION FORMS APPLICATION Please note that although some photocopies Please note students are instructors, your by may be provided expected to textbooks the purchase and/or required packets. course COURSE MATERIALS DESCRIPTION Spanish lan- of daily 3 hours offer Most programs Spanish includes which guage instruction writing, listening comprehension, grammar, and oral is placed in a learning The student expression. - language acquisi emphasizes which environment The objec tion through a communicative method. the skills learned. of all and apply develop to is tive held classes are is 8-16 students and Class size Monday through Friday at the elementary, otherwise (unless intermediate and advanced levels noted). The courses in the Spanish Language Program are are Spanish Language Program the in courses The or improve to learn wish who aimed at students Spanish language in a the of their knowledge setting. university

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THE SPANISH LANGUAGE PROGRAM 26 THE SPANISH LANGUAGE PROGRAM 27 820 euros 226 euros 1 month Per week Per * Orientation Session month each activity cultural/social * 2 (gym facilities to sports Access * fee) monthly extra requires transcript de Olavide University * Pablo to computer Access labs * 439 euros 33 euros Application Deadline 3, 2017 July December 1, 2017 April 2, 2018 May 3, 2017 - Fall 2017: - Fall June 5 Spring 2018: - October 13 2 weeks HOUSING COSTS WITH A HOST FAMILY (2018) A HOST FAMILY WITH COSTS HOUSING day Per GENERAL INFORMATION Included in program All meals and laundry services once or twice a week are included. week are twice a or once All meals and laundry services Dates September 4 - September 8 January 15 - January 26 June 22, June 4 - 2018 7, July June 19 - 2018 2017: - Fall September 11 - December 19 - Spring 2018: January 29 - May 24 Price 180 euros 180 euros (15 contact hours) for 135 Erasmus euros students 340 euros (30 contact hours) for 290 Erasmus euros students 520 euros (45 contact hours) for 425 Erasmus euros students 520 euros (45 contact hours) for 425 Erasmus euros students euros (45 contact 515 hours) for 410 Erasmus euros students

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September 2017 (1 week) January 2018 (2 weeks) Summer 2018 - 1st session (3 weeks) Summer 2018 - 2nd session (3 weeks) Semester course Hispanic from Studies (see pages Program 6-13) GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL COURSE

INCLUDES day) first tour (3 hrs city A guided historic week) dance lessons (1 hr per Sevillanas week) per classes (2 hrs Spanish of program) evening Flamenco show (last PROGRAM COST PROGRAM 875 euros fall (if combined Hispanic semester’s with our Culture Language and Spanish the Studies Program, Integration University or the Program). Program DATES September 8, 2017 August 14 - COURSE DESCRIPTION divided into six main areas: is course The I Teaching Practice Language Experience II Foreign III Language Awareness IV Student Profile Techniques V Teaching VI Material Project Due to the overwhelming to communicate Due to the overwhelming global desire in English, teachers and skilled English language trained for demand is a huge there required qualification international standard, The world. the throughout certificate. TESOL or TEFL teacher is a to become an English language to good use your English skills to put able are you qualification this With TEFL International The the world. throughout find employment and to teacher 120 hour 4-week is an intensive course Certification TESOL of practical includes 120 hours course The certification program. teaching practice. observed of includes at least 10 hours and training Upon of the successful completion program, graduates may teach English in Seville during their semester the here world and then travel teaching English! In Collaboration In Collaboration with TEFL International Seville:

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31 • Harvard University • Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts • Harvey Mudd College • McDaniel College R • Ramapo College of New Jersey • Hawaii Pacific University • McKendree University • Red Rocks Community College • Hendrix College • Menlo College • Regent University • Heartland Community College • Mercyhurst College • Regis University

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34 LOCATION IRELAND

Dublin How to get to Seville By air - Seville airport: It is served by buses every 30 UNITED minutes to the centre of Seville, stopping at Santa Justa railway KINGDOM station and Puerta de Jerez. - Málaga airport: 2 1/2 hours by train. - airport: 5 hours by bus or 2 1/2 hours by high speed train. By train High-speed AVE train service between Madrid and Seville’s Santa London Justa Station (2 1/2 hours). By bus You can reach Seville by bus from many destinations around the country.

2h 50 min How to get to the University By Metro Line 1 of Seville’s metro crosses the city of Seville and stops at Pablo de Olavide University on its way to the neighborhood of Montequinto. Paris By bus There are 2 bus lines that stop at Pablo de Olavide University: - Bus 38 (Tussam) / - Bus M-130 (Casal) By bicycle Seville has 120 kilometers of bike trails throughout the city and 2h 15min includes access to Pablo de Olavide University. FRANCE

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CUI CUI (International Center) Copy Center Library Computer labs Cafeteria-Plaza de América Gym Cafeteria-building 24 Sports Facilities Dining Hall (Comedor) Metro Station Stationery shop Bus Stop Bank How to apply (www.upo.es/intl)

Step 1 Complete all sections of the Application Form, including acceptance of the Terms, Conditions, Cancellation and Refund Policy.

Step 2 Attach the following documents: • Verified copies of your academic record (university transcript) • 1 letter of recommendation • Photocopy of passport (photo page) • Passport size photo

Step 3 Submit your documents: - By email: [email protected] - By post: Centro Universitario Internacional Universidad Pablo de Olavide Autovía A 376, Km1. 41013 Sevilla - España

Step 4 Your application will be reviewed for eligibility and you will be notified .

Approximate living and study costs *

– Textbooks: 15€ / 30€ per course – Local Transportation: 45-55€ (per month) – Single room in shared flat: 250 - 350€ per month (for those students who have not arranged their housing through our Center) – Food: 300€ per month – Entertainment: 250€ per month

*Costs are guidelines only, given in euros and subject to change. 37 NOTES:

38 7 FUN FACTS ABOUT SEVILLE AND SPAIN 1 2 3

Which two annual What are the main Who is the author of festivals is Seville ingredients of the Spain’s most famous most famous for? Spanish tortilla book “El Quijote”? (tortilla española)? 4 5 6

Which famous explorer Name a TV series which Which two huge inter- is said to be buried in was recently filmed in national events were Seville’s cathedral? Seville. held in Spain in 1992? 7 What percentage of the world’s olive oil production takes place in Spain? a. 40-45% b. 30-35%

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