Description

ASA takes care of everything for you. You can focus on improving your Spanish, doing well in your classes, and having a good time! With housing, meals, health insurance, excursions, laundry, tutoring, tuition, academic credits and so much more included in the cost of the program, we strive to make your experience in Salamanca the best time of your life. The university's 30,000 Spanish students have the opportunity to receive degrees in 58 different areas of specialty. In addition, 7,000 international students take Language and Culture classes or classes with Spaniards. To further their studies, all students have access to the library within their department as well as to the Santa Maria de los Angeles Library and the General Library. These are extraordinary libraries, beckoning scholars from around the world. On the weekends, students take advantage of the famous nightlife of Salamanca!

Highlights

A small city of almost 200,000, Salamanca is only 2.5 hours from Madrid by train. The city is always bustling with residents, students and tourists. The Plaza Mayor, undoubtedly the most beautiful in Spain, is the center of activity. Busy at all hours of the day and night, it is host to many shops, restaurants, cafes, and casual strollers. Residents and visitors can enjoy a breathtaking view of the 'Golden City' from across the Tormes on the rivers' left bank. Crossing the river over the ancient Roman bridge, one finds the famous 'bull' mentioned in El Lazarillo de Tormes, that forms part of the coat of arms of the city. Next to the bridge is the rebuilt 12th Century Church of Santiago (Saint James), with three half-Romanesque, half-Mudejar apses. Continuing up the street called 'Tentenecio' (quiet!), is the Old Cathedral, a creation of Jeronimo de Perigueux, the chaplain of El Cid. If there's one thing Salamanca is not, it's a sleepy little town. In fact, Salamanca is famous throughout Spain for the countless number of bars and clubs that line streets throughout the areas around the Plaza Mayor and beyond. Beginning around 8PM, the area around the Plaza starts to buzz with activity as people take a stroll, return from class, or buy groceries for their dinners. By midnight the bars and clubs begin to fill and Salamanca comes alive.

Degree Level

Bachelors Degree (Undergraduate)

Minimum Education

High School

Subject Areas

Cost in US$:

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Program Fees Include:

* Academic credits, tuition,
* official transcript, on-site director,
* cell phone, room and board,
* airport pick-up and drop-off, medical insurance,
* ISIC card, day and overnight excursions, pre-departure orientation,
* on-site orientation, and more!

Experience Required

no

Typical Living Arrangements

• Home-stays

Scholarships are Available

ASA is fully committed to financially assisting students who wish to participate on our study abroad programs. Our scholarships illustrate this commitment and our ongoing effort to help keep study abroad affordable. We can only accept ASA Scholarship applications from students studying abroad on an ASA Program. Please see our website for more info.

Application Process Involves

• Letters of Reference
• Other
• Transcript
• Written Application

Typically The Application Process Time is

24-48 hours

Academic Studies Abroad's Mission Statement

Everyone at ASA is dedicated to making sure that all of our students achieve three goals: - A true feeling and understanding for the culture they are immersed in; - A memorable and safe once-in-a-lifetime experience; - Personal growth through a better understanding of the world around you.

Year Founded

1999