Stay on track with your major and meet UNE requirements through onsite courses in the lab sciences and humanities.
Take Applied Microbiology, Anatomy & Physiology II, or Organic Chemistry, with onsite labs, at the host university. Study Spanish, earn Advanced Humanities credits in history and political science and take international business and culture classes taught in English.
Capital of Andalusia, Seville was one of the last footholds of the Moorish empire that ruled the Iberian Peninsula. It is home to the ingenious barber of Seville and the tempestuous Carmen.
Though the city preserves its past, modern Seville is the commercial hub of Andalusia. For a city of fewer than 800,000, Seville offers amazing cultural activities, from flamenco to classical, pop, and jazz concerts.
Students live with Spanish host families, furthering language acquisition and cultural understanding. Host families typically have 2 students in their home and provide meals and laundry service. Students live within walking distance of a metro or bus stop and will commute to the university by public transportation.
Guided multi-day excursions to Granada, Spain and Morocco are included, as well as cultural outings within Seville.
Students have the opportunity to volunteer in local schools and those with advanced Spanish language skills can also volunteer at a local hospital.
Upon arrival in Seville, students are met at the airport and participate in a three day orientation session conducted by the Local Coordinator.
This orientation introduces students to the country, the culture, and the academic program, as well as provides practical information about living in Spain. It includes both structured activities and independent sightseeing. Ongoing support is provided on an individual and group basis throughout the program by the Local Coordinator.
UNE students enroll in semester courses, taught in English, at Pablo de Olavide University (UPO), Spain’s newest public university, with a student population of 9,000. The modern campus is located just 5 miles outside historic Seville and easily accessible by city transit.
The courses listed below provide numerous options to stay on track with UNE majors in the sciences and humanities. Students also enroll in a Spanish language course; beginning, intermediate or advanced.
| ANT 215 SGA: Intro Medical Anthropology |
| ARH 322 Adv: History of Spanish Art |
| BUEC 328: The European Union |
| BUEC 331: The Global Economy |
| BUFI 346: International Finance |
| BUMG 334: International Management |
| BUMK 336: International Marketing |
| CHE 211: Organic Chemistry II |
| ENV 358: Coastal Environments |
| HIS 352 Adv: Historical Ties Between Spain and the U.S. |
| HIS 354 Adv: History of Spain |
| HIS 358 Adv: Spanish History 1450-Present |
| PSC 327 SGA: Contemporary Spanish Politics |
| PSC 328 Adv: The European Union |
| PSC 355 Adv: Road to Democracy in Portugal, Greece and Spain |
| PSC 414 Adv: US-European Relations since WWII |
| PSY 255: Social Psychology |
| SOC 315: Spanish Civilization and Culture |
| SOC 319: Spanish Culture and History through Film |
| SPA 112 Exp: Elementary Spanish I |
| SPA 114 Exp: Elementary Spanish II |
| SPA 213 Exp: Intermediate Spanish I |
| SPA 214 Exp: Intermediate Spanish II |
| SPA 216 Exp: Intermediate Spanish Reading and Composition |
| SPA 218 Exp: Intermediate Spanish Conversation |
| SPA 310 Adv: Advanced Spanish I |
| SPA 316 Adv: Advanced Spanish Reading and Composition |
| SPA 318 Adv: Advanced Spanish Conversation |
| SPA 330 Adv: Advanced Spanish II |
| ANT 215 SGA: Intro Medical Anthropology |
| ARH 322 Adv: History of Spanish Art |
| BIO 209 Intro Anatomy and Physiology II |
| BIO 242 Applied Microbiology |
| BUEC 328: The European Union |
| BUEC 331: The Global Economy |
| BUFI 346: International Finance |
| BUMG 334: International Management |
| BUMK 336: International Marketing |
| CHE 210 Organic Chemistry I |
| HIS 354 Adv: History of Spain |
| HIS 359 Adv: Spanish History: Prehistory-1500 |
| PSC 327 SGA: Contemporary Spanish Politics |
| PSC 328 Adv: The European Union |
| PSC 355 Adv: Road to Democracy in Portugal, Greece and Spain |
| PSC 414 Adv: US-European Relations since WWII |
| PSY 255: Social Psychology |
| SOC 315: Spanish Civilization and Culture |
| SOC 319: Spanish Culture and History through Film |
| SOC 324 SGA: Spanish Culture Up Close |
| SPA 112 Exp: Elementary Spanish I |
| SPA 114 Exp: Elementary Spanish II |
| SPA 213 Exp: Intermediate Spanish I |
| SPA 214 Exp: Intermediate Spanish II |
| SPA 216 Exp: Intermediate Spanish Reading and Composition |
| SPA 218 Exp: Intermediate Spanish Conversation |
| SPA 310 Adv: Advanced Spanish I |
| SPA 316 Adv: Advanced Spanish Reading and Composition |
| SPA 318 Adv: Advanced Spanish Conversation |
| SPA 330 Adv: Advanced Spanish II |
Students will spend 16-18 weeks in Seville. Fall semester students arrive Seville in late August and return home in mid-December. Spring semester students arrive in early January and return in late May.
Students will keep all UNE scholarships and financial aid and will be billed the same tuition as a traditional on-campus semester, plus UNE standard double room & board.
Students will be required to arrange their own flights to Seville's San Pablo Airport (SVQ).
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