Spain: San Sebastián - Spanish Language, Basque, Psychology, and European Studies
Location
- Spain
- San Sebastián
Term
Academic Year, Fall, Spring, Summer
Nov 09, 2022
Feb 14, 2023
10 travelers are looking at this program
About Program
The San Sebastián program opens an academic window on the Spanish and Basque people, introducing you to the rich diversity of Spain and offering a truly multicultural experience. San Sebastián has the highest level of bilingualism of any of the area’s cities: all of its inhabitants speak Spanish, and one third speak Basque as well. In addition to American students, European students also participate in the San Sebastián program.
Read more about our awesome program and sign up for the next available term on the USAC Study Abroad website today!
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Program Highlights
- Study Spanish and Basque language and culture while you live it in activities such as hiking, cultural events, and the conversation partner program with local students
- Live in a stunning location on Spain’s beautiful northern coast, twenty minutes from the border of France—with easy connections to Madrid, Bilbao, and major European cities
- Benefit from San Sebastián’s well-known, cuisine and beautiful beaches. Surf the Basque Country with locals to see why San Sebastián is known as one of the top destinations for surfing in Europe
- Join excursions in Spain and the French Basque Country to prehistoric caves, mountains, and traditional fishing villages
- Sign up for the optional Madrid Tour/Field Study and earn credit while exploring one of Europe’s most exciting capital cities
Scholarships
USAC Scholarships and Financial Aid
USAC awards over $2 million in scholarships and discounts each year to assist students with their study abroad expenses.
Value
$500 - $1,000
Hi Abby - sorry for the delayed response on this. If you haven't received an answer yet, you are pre-determined for a class level based on your prerequisites and classes you've already taken at home. Some things to note is that if you choose to take a class abroad at a level you've already taken at home, you won't receive credit. Also, track four, while harder since it is a 400 level class only...