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June 8-30, 2019
This is a three-week intensive language experience where the student is immersed in the language and culture of Spain. It is coordinated by SPC and Estudio Sampere. Estudio Sampere is a NAFSA affiliate and is accredited by Spain’s Instituto Cervantes, the most well-recognized international accreditation body for Spanish language instruction.
Classes are offered at all levels and are taught by Spanish professors five days a week. The instructional program includes 20 language lessons addressing function and communicative skills, plus five cultural lessons per week. Cultural activities and tours reinforce the student’s proficiency in the language and appreciation of the culture.
Learn more about the city of Salamanca by watching this video.
Think you can’t afford to study abroad? Scholarships and other ways to fund your study abroad program are available. Explore scholarship options now.
Available courses – Students must enroll in at least one course from the list below.
Note: Please talk to an advisor to ensure you have met all college enrollment requirements AND course prerequisites. Once accepted into the program, students will be notified of the Course Number and enrollment dates/deadlines.
Professor: Roxana Levin
Lead faculty – Roxana Levin
After you submit the application online, we will review it and an automatic email will be sent to your college email with details of your next steps, including scheduling your interview with the Spain trip lead faculty, Roxana Levin, 727-712-5830.
Student Travel Blog – For a taste of what it’s like to study abroad in Spain, or to follow our students as they travel, read posts from the Spain blog below.
I can hardly believe that I made it here. It’s something that has been talked about since the first semester of Spanish with Professora Roxana Levin. When we arrived in Salamanca it was surreal. I couldn’t have made a better decision than to study abroad. I must admit I was a bit nervous about being in a … Continue reading Spain Is Just Beautiful This Time Of Year
Hi everyone, my experience thus far has been an invaluable learning experience, and somewhat challenging at times. To future travelers I recommend to take the advice given at the pre-departure meetings and use the buddy system and always carry a map, along with your address and emergency contact information – my very first night I … Continue reading A once in a lifetime experience in Salamanca, Spain
Sometimes, the simplest phrases resonate the most. When I heard my Spanish teachers use the phrase poco a poco (little by little) to reference the journey to learning language, it hit home. As I type this, I’m sitting in my apartment that I share with two roommates from SPC and several others from various countries … Continue reading Poco a poco, I’m growing in Salamanca
Having never left the United States before, 3 weeks in Spain sounded like forever. Yet time has passed so quickly and with only 3 full days left in this beautiful country, I wish I could stay longer. Nothing could have prepared me for the incredible experience I have had in Salamanca. I have truly enjoyed … Continue reading An Enriching and Eye-Opening Program
I couldn’t know what to expect. The moment I mentioned I was studying abroad to anyone (which I didn’t much, because I was in denial for the majority of the preparation stage), I was instantly flooded with travel information and personal experience. Despite the overload (which I loved), I still wasn’t prepared. First off, my … Continue reading I am so thankful for this opportunity… Bendecida!
A lot of people spend a lifetime searching for a place to feel at home. Many people find that place, and many others can feel at home wherever they go. For me, that place is Spain. Last year’s study abroad program to Spain was my first time outside of the United States. In fact it … Continue reading My second program to Salamanca with SPC: “Volver a Hogar”
“Salamanca que enhechiza a voluntad de volver a ella a lodos los que de la apacibilidad de su vivienda han gustado” -Cervantes. This is a quote from (simply put here in Spain) “The Quiote”. Although this is very old Spanish my rough translation goes like this; Salamanca channels a will to return to her, for … Continue reading To study in Salamanca is to love Salamanca
As with many classes I’ve taken, I’ve been a bit of an outsider. When I came in, I had nothing but a few words of Spanish that I had remembered and incredible shyness. I knew that this would be a great challenge for me, because I had little knowledge of Spanish, and I am very … Continue reading Salamanca is a Place of Learning, Communication and Change.
This second week of studying in Salamanca has been fantastic. From exploring the city to trying to talk with the locals, it has been such an great experience! I was a bit nervous for my trip to Spain as I knew I wasn’t able to speak the language as well as my classmates but luckily … Continue reading My favorite experience so far? Segovia!
So, my classmates and I have been in Spain for a little over a week now and it’s been nothing short of phenomenal! The program has allowed me to explore a different part of the world and delve deeper into another culture. As I’m writing this, it’s hard to adequately put into words what this … Continue reading Time of My Life