• Spanish-taught* courses across all levels of Spanish language, including Spanish for Business, Spanish for Healthcare, and Introduction to Catalan, as well as courses in Business, Art, and Culture and Civilization.
• English-taught courses in Art, Architecture, Communication, History, Politics, Literature, Economics, Business, Finance, Marketing, Management, and more.
• Example of academic courses available at UAB

*All students who wish to take Spanish-taught courses will take a placement exam before arrival in Spain to determine their language proficiency

Students will receive an official transcript from their chosen Spanish institution.

All courses are subject to minimum enrollment. 

• English-taught courses through the Spanish Plus Program in Business, Management, Communication, Finance, Liberal Arts, Sport, Psychology, Culture, Cinema, Psychology, Art, Architecture, Engineering, Math, and Physics
• Spanish-taught* courses through the Hispanic Studies program include a beginner, low, intermediate, high intermediate, and advanced and proficient Spanish-language classes, plus courses in Art, Literature, Theatre, and more. Language Preparatory courses are also available.
• Students can combine English and Spanish-taught* courses
• Example of academic courses available at Universidad Nebrija
• Course syllabi for Universidad Nebrija all courses

*All students who wish to take Spanish-taught courses will take a placement exam upon arrival in Spain to determine their language proficiency

Students will receive an official transcript from their chosen Spanish institution.

All courses are subject to minimum enrollment. 

Internships are available in Madrid at Universidad Nebrija, as part of a semester or summer study abroad program. 

• In a global labor market, employers demand flexible candidates who can adapt to multicultural contexts. Madrid, as the political, business, and economic capital of Spain is just the place to gain international professional experience.
• The Nebrija Internship program is for students who want to develop their professional competencies while studying abroad. The program offers a strong academic component with individual assessments and constant follow-up to make sure participants make the most of their experience.
• A variety of different industries are available, including Business, Marketing, Arts, Politics, Language, Media, Tourism and Hospitality, Music Industry, Communications, Public Relations and more.
• All internships are run in Spanish, therefore participants must be able to communicate fluently in the language (minimum B2 upper intermediate level of Spanish).

• Pre-departure support: Our staff will advise our students on all important matters before they depart to their final destination. Practical and official information on country and city of program will be provided as well as guidelines on visa procedures.
• Airport meet and greet service: Our in-country staff will be waiting for students at the appropriate airport, on the designated day, and at the arrival time to transfer them to their accommodation
• Housing: Housing is included, and students will have a choice of two different types of housing in either city, (depending on availability) – either an apartment or a homestay.
• On-site orientation: Our team will provide a comprehensive orientation to inform students about health and wellbeing, local customs, and the local city they are studying in.
• Registration and Official Transcripts. We will assist with course registration at your Spanish university and facilitate an official transcript upon successful conclusion of your program from the host Spanish university.
• Access to University Services. FIE in Spain students will have access to regular university services such as libraries, sports facilities, clubs and societies, computer labs, and more.
• Travel Medical Insurance: Available from FIE unless already included by your home U.S. university
• Personalized advising: Our staff will pay close attention to all our students and provide advice to guarantee a smooth adaptation to local culture and to help solve any possible academic and/or personal problems that arise.
• Cultural Activities: Students will participate in a series of programmed cultural activities that will help them become familiar with local customs and tradition, both during their comprehensive arrival orientation and during their semester or summer program
• Immersion activities: Our on-site partner ALA will provide conversation sessions with Spanish students to practice the language and know more about Spain, and also provide volunteer opportunities for students who want to do this philanthropic activity.
• Excursions: All semester, year, and summer students may participate in programmed excursions arranged by ALA.

• Transatlantic airfare
• Passport and visa fees
• Meals, depending on housing options selected
• Optional field excursions
• Personal expenses
• Independent travel and expenses
• Textbooks, lab fees, and academic materials 

Homestay

• Homestays are typically located in residential neighborhoods.
• Includes 2 meals per day, breakfast and dinner, and typically one laundry load per week
• The hosts are most commonly divorced or widowed women who routinely host foreign students. The host may or may not have children living at home.
• There may or may not be more than one international student staying with a given host
• Students are not required to speak Spanish, but of course, it helps if students know a little. However, Spanish is not mandatory.

Apartments

• Typically house mostly international students, and some Spaniards may also choose this option. Overall it’s a great choice to meet other students from all over the world.
• Each apartment may have 2-5 bedrooms, which may be shared or single, with 1-3 bathrooms, and a shared kitchen and living room space.
• Utilities are typically included
• Spanish is not required, but of course, it helps if students know a little.