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Hamilton College: Academic year in Spain

Hamilton College: Academic year in Spain

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Website

https://www.hamilton.edu/

Study programs

Program type

All programs

Regions

Western Europe

Countries

Spain

Requirements

Duration

3-6 months
6-12 months

Maximum age

Student status required

Languages

Spanish

Language notes

All courses are taught in Spanish~ and students must pledge to speak to each other only in Spanish.

Application process

Enrollment is normally limited to 35-45 persons. The program is open to undergraduates of accredited colleges and universities. Although the program is designed primarily for students who will be in their junior year, qualified undergraduates who will be sophomores or seniors will receive consideration. To be admitted, students must demonstrate a good academic record (at least a B overall average) and high grades in Spanish (with at least one college course above the intermediate level). Application materials are available on the website.

Certification

Credits from Hamilton College

Pricing

Price includes

Tuition
Tutoring

Funding information

The Hamilton College Academic Year in Spain maintains funds to be used for scholarship awards. The maximum amount usually awarded is $3~500 - $4~000 for full-year students and $2~500 for one-semester students.

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Date modified

January 07, 2014

The Hamilton College Academic Year in Spain was conceived in recognition of the continuing need and importance of extended study abroad.

During this program, students may gain an intelligent perspective on international affairs and a respect for and an understanding of another people. In a world where dialogue and open communication are more necessary than ever before, study abroad continues to represent a significant means of acquiring tolerance toward others and fresh insights into the attitudes and institutions of one's own country.

A distinguishing aspect of the program is the careful, individual guidance of students in both academic and non-academic areas. This relates particularly to: (1) the extra efforts that are made to find homes well-suited for student lodging; (2) the activities that are planned to ensure ample contact with Spanish students; (3) the arrangement of independent study projects in lieu of regular courses; and (4) a general attitude of flexibility with regard to the needs and desires of individual students.

Internships are also available for participating students. The program is based in Madrid.

Immerse yourself in language and culture for an unparalleled learning experience.

Organization details

Hamilton College

Hamilton, a liberal arts college with an emphasis on individualized instruction and independent research, is a national leader in teaching effective writing and persuasive speaking. Studies abroad are encouraged and approximately 40% of students take advantage of this during their studies.