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ISA Study Abroad in Malaga, Spain
Málaga, Spain (pop. 600,000), a breathtaking Mediterranean gem located in the famed Costa del Sol, is a city teeming with art and culture. One of the oldest still-inhabited cities in Europe, its extensive multicultural history invites students to experience the essence and foundations of true Andalusian and Spanish culture. Known for year-round sunshine, beaches, and exquisite food, it is no wo...
Málaga, Spain (pop. 600,000), a breathtaking Mediterranean gem located in the famed Costa del Sol, is a city teeming with art and culture. One of the oldest still-inhabited cities in Europe, its extensive multicultural history invites students to experience the essence and foundations of true Andalusian and Spanish culture. Known for year-round sunshine, beaches, and exquisite food, it is no wonder that Malagueños (residents of Málaga) can be observed any day of the year strolling along the city's verdant pedestrian promenades and seaside walkways, taking advantage of the region's exceptional climate. Málaga is the birthplace of Spanish artist, Pablo Picasso, and students will have the opportunity to visit his home, amongst numerous other world-class art museums and historical monume...
Program Highlights
Immerse yourself in the multicultural atmosphere of the Universidad de Málaga (UMA), which attracts students from all over the world.
Have access to campus amenities including computer labs, libraries, an athletic gym, and intramural sports.
Study at UMA, fully accredited and recognized by the Spanish Ministry of Education.
Take courses with local Spanish students at the Teatinos campus in the northwestern part of the city, about 15-20 minutes from downtown.
Enjoy fun activities in your free time – visiting beaches, hiking and nature walks, sampling local dishes (including fried fish by the beach!), and many more!
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Malaga For the Win
by: Alexandra Farmer - United StatesProgram: ISA Study Abroad in Malaga, SpainI could not be more thankful for my 4 weeks spent in Malaga Spain. Malaga is a very calm and beach city, my student residencia was located directly in the city center around many shops and restaurants. As a Black girl from Maryland I was weary of study abroad, as i’ve never been a minority in my community—Malaga was immensely welcoming and fun. I settled on Malaga because I wanted to be near the beach, and I am very happy I did. The center of the University where I took my classes was right on t...
An Experience of a Lifetime!
by: Isabella Duval - United StatesProgram: ISA Study Abroad in Malaga, SpainStudying in Malaga was truly an unforgettable experience. In the 'Summer 1' program I met extraordinary people and visited the most beautiful places in Spain. Malaga is a beautiful city. The city center offers amazing food, shopping, social life, and more. Additionally, outside the city center, the rest of Malaga is beautiful. Near UMA, El Palo beach was the best. My professor was amazing! Overall, I think this program was 100% worth it in every aspect, and I HIGHLY recommend taking up this oppo...
A Once in a Lifetime Experience!
by: Emma Knutty - United StatesProgram: ISA Study Abroad in Malaga, SpainStudying abroad in Málaga, Spain was an unforgettable experience filled with endless memories! I knew I always wanted to take advantage of a study abroad opportunity during my time in college but I found it difficult to find the right program for me. Once I was introduced to ISA and the programs they offered I was hooked! They offered an endless amount of support before, during, and after my time abroad. The program allowed me to immerse myself in the culture, people, and endless activities that...
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Locations
- Malaga, Spain
Types & Subjects
- Business
- Business
- Culture
- Culture
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
- Fall
- Spring
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
- American
- Canadian
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Tuition & Fees
- Accommodation / Housing for Program Duration
- On-Site / In-Country Staff Support
Accomodation Options
- Dormitory
- Home-stays
- Independent living
Qualifications & Experience
Any/All Education Levels Accepted
Application Procedures
- Physical Exam/Health Records
- Transcript
- Online Application
- Disciplinary Clearance Form
Interviews
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Darcy Palmer
Participated in 2013
Darcy has a passion for connecting with people and learning different languages, especially while immersing herself in another culture abroad, hence s...
Darcy Palmer
Participated in 2013
I initially chose International Studies Abroad over other study abroad programs simply because of their fantastic staff. I casually walked into a study abroad fair at my university and was completely drawn in by their representative. She answered all of my questions, was patient with helping me find what I was looking for, and most importantly, she was very genuine and honest. Till this day, all of the ISA staff have been more than helpful, reassuring, positive, and comforting, even under the most stressful circumstances. They are truly amazing!
Julie Gassaway
Participated in 2012
Julie Gassaway hails from Annapolis, Maryland. She is a 2013 graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University with a degree in English and now lives in Ri...
Julie Gassaway
Participated in 2012
I chose ISA largely because of talking with the Rep at my school. I was wandering around the Study Abroad Fair, knowing only that I wanted to study in Spain, which lead me to the ISA table and Raquel. She was such a lively, sweet woman and really helped me zero-in on what I wanted from the experience. She asked great questions and helped me figure out that Malaga would probably be the best city for me to study in.
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