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ISA Study Abroad in Salamanca, Spain
Study abroad in Salamanca through ISA! Sign up for any of our programs - Spanish Language & Culture , Business & Spanish Language, Liberal Arts & Spanish Language, etc. - no matter your Spanish proficiency level. You will study at the Universidad de Salamanca, Spain’s oldest and most prestigious university. Throughout the program, you will become part of a large community comprising around 6,5...
Study abroad in Salamanca through ISA! Sign up for any of our programs - Spanish Language & Culture , Business & Spanish Language, Liberal Arts & Spanish Language, etc. - no matter your Spanish proficiency level. You will study at the Universidad de Salamanca, Spain’s oldest and most prestigious university. Throughout the program, you will become part of a large community comprising around 6,500 foreign students who take language and culture classes or regular classes with local students. You will have access to our office, which is within a five-minute walk from the university. Visit us if you wish to use the internet, learn about activities and excursions, receive mentoring, or simply hang out. Of course, don’t miss out on guided and solo trips around the city. Check out sandstone...
Program Highlights
Travel to Salamanca, one of the world’s top destinations for learning Spanish.
Explore the city and find yourself amidst glowing sandstone buildings, the reason Salamanca has earned the nickname “La Ciudad Dorada” or “The Golden City”.
Study at the Universidad de Salamanca (USAL), which was founded in 1218, making it the oldest university in Spain.
Join USAL’s alumni, comprising some of the greatest names in Spanish literature and humanism including Miguel de Cervantes, Antonio de Nebrija, and Miguel de Unamun.
Participate in the Intensive Month program before the official school term begins.
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My Study Abroad Experience!
by: Melany Lora - United StatesProgram: ISA Study Abroad in Salamanca, SpainDuring my time in Salamanca I had the best time. I have always been a city girl but knowing that I would walk everywhere, I was searching for a city where everything I needed was at walking distance. Salamanca was the perfect middle ground for that. I got to experience the city life without needing to travel miles across town for the best restaurants and cafes. I lived in a "residencia" with other students from other programs who were also studying abroad or were students that were studying thei...
My study abroad experience in Salamanca, Spain
by: Katelyn Derivolkov - United StatesProgram: ISA Study Abroad in Salamanca, SpainBefore I studied abroad, I didn’t really understand why everyone who had before loved it so much. My 2 week program took place in Salamanca, Spain and I stayed with a home stay. I absolutely loved the city; it was safe, beautiful, clean, full of history, and overall incredible. The ISA staff on site was so incredibly helpful with everything, and my host abuela was so welcoming and loving. I had not a single complaint throughout the whole program. Now I really understand why students love studyin...
The best few months in Spain!
by: emma kovalic - United StatesProgram: ISA Study Abroad in Salamanca, SpainWhen I was deciding on where to study abroad, I knew I wanted a town where I would deeply get to know the area, people, and culture, and Salamanca was the perfect place for that! I really enjoyed that It was the perfect size where when I would be walking back from class I might pass by classmates and friends who were sitting at street cafes, or when going out for a night, I would run into those same classmates or even professors and ISA staff. During my time there, I felt like I really understoo...
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Locations
- Salamanca , Spain
Types & Subjects
- Business
- Culture
- Economics
- Health Sciences
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
- Fall
- Spring
Age Requirement
18-20
Guidelines
- American
- Canadian
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Program Cost Includes
- Tuition & Fees
Accomodation Options
- Apartment/Flat
- Home-stays
Qualifications & Experience
Any/All Education Levels Accepted
Application Procedures
- Physical Exam/Health Records
- Transcript
- Online Application
- Disciplinary Clearance Form
Interviews
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Alex Samuely
Participated in 2013
Alex Samuely is from Whippany, New Jersey. She majored in International Studies and minored in Spanish at The College of New Jersey, and was a Global ...
Alex Samuely
Participated in 2013
ISA immediately stood out to me because of its all-inclusive package. It includes housing, food, any school fees- basically every large cost except for the plane ticket. That immediately makes things easier when relocating to a foreign country for a few months. The other large draw for me was its excursions to other cities, which were also included in the price. While studying abroad in Salamanca, I visited Segovia and Seville in Spain and Lisbon in Portugal. They were fun-filled weekends with plenty of sightseeing and top-notch accommodations. Furthermore, everyone in the ISA program went on these excursions, so I was guaranteed to have all of my friends there.
Quincy Snowdon
Participated in 2014
Quincy is a recent University of Denver grad who lives in Colorado, but his mind is still meandering the cobblestone streets of Spain. He studied in s...
Quincy Snowdon
Participated in 2014
Quite honestly, I didn't have much of a choice in regards to choosing ISA. My university (DU) partners with ISA in many cities around the world (including Salamanca), and by having them as an affiliated study abroad "partner program" students are awarded various perks that they would not get if they were to select another program - the big one being that while abroad students pay the same tuition price as if they were still on-campus in Denver. Having said that, I feel I may have ended up choosing to study through ISA regardless, as they are so accommodating, organized and kind in helping you with anything you need while abroad, travel preparations, and dealing with credit transfers, transcripts etc. Big shout out to the ISA team of: Carmen, Rodrigo, Bea and Sofia for being incredibly awesome, making everything super easy and everyone's time in Salamanca such a blast.
Madeleine O’Haire
Participated in 2013
Madeleine will graduate from Northeastern University in 2017 with a degree in International Affairs. Studying abroad was the ideal way to begin her de...
Madeleine O’Haire
Participated in 2013
ISA offered a variety of programs, and the Business and Culture program in Salamanca really appealed to me. The classes were taken seriously, and I really wanted to learn while I was abroad. ISA also had excursions to Seville, Lisbon, Toledo, and even an optional trip to Morocco. I was considering other programs, but after talking to the ISA staff, I could tell that they really cared and took the program seriously.
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