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Madrid 2021 - 22 Study Abroad Handbook Madrid 2021 - 22 Study Abroad Handbook A useful guide to your study abroad experience The usefulness of this handbook depends on student input. If you find erroneous information, please contact [email protected]. Copyright April 2021 Indiana University What's Inside? TABLE OF CONTENTS Goals & Objectives.................................................................................................................4 Program Contacts ..................................................................................................................4 Initial Housing Agreement .................................................................................................6 Program Introduction ..........................................................................................................6 The Program in Madrid Tentative Calendar* ..............................................................................................................7 Travel & Arrival Information ..............................................................................................8 Visa and Residency Permit .................................................................................................8 Madrid .....................................................................................................................................10 Academic Program ..............................................................................................................10 University of Madrid ...........................................................................................................13 Final Exam Schedule ...........................................................................................................16 Pass/Fail Policies ..................................................................................................................17 Student Rights and Responsibilities .............................................................................18 Withdrawal from the Program ........................................................................................18 Libraries ...................................................................................................................................18 Campus Virtual .....................................................................................................................19 Computer Usage ..................................................................................................................19 Student Activities ................................................................................................................20 Life in Madrid Housing ...................................................................................................................................21 Health Insurance ..................................................................................................................23 Medical Care ..........................................................................................................................24 Money and Banking ............................................................................................................24 Telephones .............................................................................................................................26 Public Transportation .........................................................................................................27 Volunteerism .........................................................................................................................27 Packing ....................................................................................................................................27 Shipping ..................................................................................................................................29 What's Inside? TABLE OF CONTENTS Predeparture Reading ........................................................................................................30 Safety in Madrid ...................................................................................................................31 Vacation Travel ......................................................................................................................32 Appendix A Housing Vocabulary ............................................................................................................33 Appendix B How Students Found Housing ........................................................................................35 Apartment Search Timeline .............................................................................................35 Rent Prices ..............................................................................................................................36 Appendix C How Students Found Housing ........................................................................................37 Apartment Search Timeline .............................................................................................37 Rent Prices (for students who searched onsite) .......................................................38 Rent Prices (for students who arranged before arrival) .........................................38 PROGRAM CONTACTS Programa de Indiana, Purdue y Wisconsin (con Tulane) Facultad de Geografía e Historia Edificio B Calle Profesor Aranguren, s/n Ciudad Universitaria Madrid 28040 SPAIN Office Telephone: 011-34-91-544-7668 Resident Director: Victor Gogel-Carballo University of Wisconsin Amy Olson [email protected] Associate Director: **Note that the resident director's e-mail address and cell phone are for official communications only and should not be used for personal correspondence, family messages, etc. GOALS & OBJECTIVES The goals and objectives of a study abroad program are as diverse as the students, faculty, and administrators involved. Some goals may be common (e.g. language acquisition), while others may be more personal (e.g. becoming independent). Some goals may seem more important to some than to others (e.g. desire for academic integrity in course work vs. desire to travel). Study abroad programs will provide a more enriching experience if they incorporate a wide range of goals. The first step toward the achievement of these goals is acknowledging and defining them before the program begins. Once you are abroad, the process continues with a structured and cooperative approach to achieving these goals. We’ve begun the process by outlining some goals for your program. 4 WIP Madrid Program Goals • Competence with the Spanish language and knowledge of Spanish literature, culture, history and the arts • Integration into the academic and social environment of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid • Immersion experience in a supportive environment • Personal development and growth Program Elements that Support these Goals • Resident staff to provide personal and academic advising • Program office located on the Complutense campus • Special courses taught by Spanish faculty in area studies for program participants • Attendance in Universidad Complutense de Madrid courses with Spanish students • Course work integrated into students’ academic goals • Volunteer opportunities available for Academic Year students • Cultural excursions to various regions in Spain • Independently-arranged housing with Spanish and international peers • Intercambio language exchange with UCM students ICONS IN THIS GUIDE Helpful Student Savvy Program Advice Traveler Information Tips Information to help prepare Suggestions from study Traveling tips to get you you for study abroad abroad returnees where you're going 5 PROGRAM INTRODUCTION This handbook provides information relevant for all Wisconsin, Indiana, Purdue and Tulane students going on the WIP Madrid semester or academic year program. Contact your school’s study abroad advisor regarding general travel-preparation information, school‑specific academic program and degree requirements, tuition and program fees, scholarships and financial aid, and contractual arrangements. You should use this booklet and other supplemental materials now as you prepare to leave and later while you are abroad. Since many student questions are addressed in this handbook, please consult it before contacting your study abroad office. This handbook is also available on the Web: https://overseas.iu.edu/docs/ handbooks/madrid-iu.pdf Additional University Handbooks and Information: • Wisconsin: www.studyabroad.wisc.edu. The IAP Study Abroad Handbook is linked in the handbooks section of the MyStudyAbroad account. • Purdue: https://www.studyabroad.purdue.edu/programs/flyer. cfm?flyer=35 • Tulane: https://global.tulane.edu/osa 6 The Program in Madrid Tentative 2021-22 Calendar* Arrival in Madrid (Academic-Year and Fall Students) ................................... Aug. 30 Fall Orientation ......................................................................................... Aug. 30 - Sept. 5 Reunidas fall term .....................................................................................Sept. 6 - Dec. 22 Winter recess ................................................................................................Dec. 23 - Jan. 9 Arrival in Madrid (Spring Semester Students) ................................................Jan. 17* Spring orientation ........................................................................................... Jan. 17 - 28* Reunidas spring term ............................................................................Jan.
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