Communication & Media Studies in Seville, Spain

Sudents can choose courses in areas such as Communication, Journalism, Advertising, Public Relations, Digital Media, Audiovisual Communication, Film Studies, Marketing, Tourism, Photography, Social Media, and Spanish for Communication. Course availability may vary by semester.

Students in the Communication program study at EUSA Centro Universitario, a university center affiliated with the University of Seville, as well as at the SAIIE Study Center.

Students live with a carefully selected Spanish host family in Seville. Accommodation includes most meals, Wi-Fi, and weekly laundry, providing students with an opportunity for daily cultural and language immersion.

Courses are available in both English and Spanish. Students can choose courses according to their Spanish proficiency and academic needs. Courses taught in Spanish at EUSA University require an advanced level of Spanish, approximately 6 university semesters.

No. Students do not need to be fluent in Spanish to participate. Courses are offered in both English and Spanish, allowing students with different levels of proficiency to build an academic program that fits their needs. Courses taught in Spanish at EUSA University require a specific language level. Students can also take Spanish language courses to develop or improve their skills while studying in Seville.

Students can earn 12–18 U.S. semester credits during the semester. Courses offered through EUSA are generally worth 3 credits each.

Yes. Students can combine Communication-related courses with other available academic options at SAIIE, depending on course availability and their academic requirements. Students work with SAIIE and their home university to select courses that fit their degree plan.

Students studying at EUSA have the opportunity to experience a university environment alongside students from Spain and other European countries.

Students must have completed at least one full-time semester of college by the start of the program, maintain a minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA, and enroll in 12–18 U.S. semester credits.

SAIIE provides on-site support throughout the program, including orientation, assistance with academic and housing matters, cultural adjustment, and access to bilingual staff. Students also have access to 24/7 emergency support.

Application deadlines vary by semester and program. Students should check the current SAIIE program information for the applicable deadline.