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History Study Abroad Programs in Granada, Spain

12 History Study Abroad Programs in Granada, Spain

Arcos Learning Abroad

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Camino de Santiago Course & Hiking the Way

The Camino de Santiago is the most foundational pilgrimage experience in the evolution of Europe. On this program, earn 6 credits through the course “Place, Space and the Creation of Identity: Understanding Self and Europe through the Camino De Santiago Pilgrimage”. The course is taught in English and takes an interdisciplinary approach to the study of European history. There is the option to add on additional 3 credits of Spanish language study. The program is based in Granada, Spain, and includes three weeks of classes, field trips, and excursions. Students will then travel to Galicia to walk the ancient route themselves with the goal of undergoing and analyzing a personal transformation that offers a new perspective into individual identity and the understanding of one’s place in the larger historical world. Course material examines the art, architecture, politics, economics, anthropology, literature, sociology, religion, and historical events that led to the shaping of the Camino de Santiago itself and of Europe as a continent with many national expressions of identity. Enroll in this transformative study abroad program for the experience of a lifetime!

AIFS Abroad

8.95

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AIFS Abroad in Granada, Spain: Semester

Spend a semester or academic year in Granada, Spain, with AIFS Abroad! You’ll earn up to 20 credits per semester through various courses at the University of Granada. Courses are taught in English or Spanish, depending on the program. Volunteer opportunities in a variety of areas are available to all students. At the end of the semester, you will receive a certificate of participation. Live in a Spanish homestay, an apartment, or a student residence (for an additional fee). Homestay students receive three meals daily, while residence students receive three meals from Monday through Saturday. Apartment students have access to a shared kitchen for meal preparation. Enjoy cultural and social activities such as: • Visits to the Albaicín and the Cathedral of Granada • Flamenco show • Spanish cooking class • Hiking in the Sierra Nevada mountains • Tapas evenings • 3-day trip to Gibraltar, Seville, and Córdoba • Day trips to Nerja, Ronda (spring only), and La Alpujarra (fall only) Optional excursions include a 3-day trip to Madrid and Toledo and a 3-day trip to Tangier and Tetouan, Morocco.

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IES Abroad

9.58

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IES Abroad Granada – Liberal Arts & Language

Many travelers visiting Granada insist it's the must-see city in the country. With one of the clearest windows into Spain's unique historical symbiosis of Islam, Christianity, and Judaism, the IES Abroad curriculum takes full advantage of Andalusia and all southern Spain has to offer, including cultural excursions. Two semesters of college-level Spanish are required to enroll in the Intermediate Program, and four semesters are required to enroll in the Advanced Program. Both Intermediate and Advanced students are required to take a Spanish language course alongside English-taught area studies courses. All majors are welcome to apply. Students can immerse themselves in the Spanish language and culture by living with a local family in a homestay, or meet other international and local students in a residence hall and Colegios Mayores.

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CEA

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CEA CAPA Education Abroad in Granada, Spain

Ever dreamed of studying abroad in a city that's rich in culture, history, and diversity? Then spend a semester, summer, short-term, or academic year in Granada, Spain, with CEA CAPA! This ancient city has been shaped by diverse cultural influences over the years and, today, it stands as a model of cross-cultural cooperation. Study abroad at CEA CAPA's partner institution, the University of Granada. Established in 1531, this historic university boasts a renowned Spanish language instruction program and many notable graduates, including the poet and playwright Federico Garcia Lorca. Choose from program options: Arabic Cultural Studies; Hispanic Studies; Spanish Language Studies & Community Internship; Intensive Spanish Language; and Spanish Language & Culture. Courses are taught in English, Spanish, or a combination of the two. In Granada, you'll find a study abroad program that meets your academic, career, and personal interests. Interested in going abroad with CEA CAPA? Contact us to get started!

Seville Abroad

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School Trips Spain with Seville Abroad

Join the educational trip to Spain offered by Seville Abroad. This is a truly memorable and unique way to gain a deeper love and respect for the country’s language as well as develop more interest in your future studies. Our Spanish educational trips help you learn firsthand about a lot of things - language, way of life, culture, and history. You will have the chance to add the program with “family immersion”, allowing you to experience daily life, habits, customs, and local foods of a local family. Our network of host families consists of hospitable people who welcome foreigners with open arms. They are eager to share their life as well as experience the culture of visitors. They are typically affluent families who are respected and known in their local community. The trip will be based in Seville because of its truly Spanish characteristic. Although it is a cosmopolitan city, it boasts of rich artistic historical legacy. From Seville, you will participate in a broad selection of excursion together with other students. If you cannot find a trip that matches your preferences, let us know and we will design a trip you will enjoy.

Arcadia Abroad

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Arcadia in Granada, Summer

The Arcadia in Granada Summer program is comprised of the same intensive language and culture instruction that make the semester program so exceptional. Granada is the perfect place to soak up the culture, learn the language, meet local and international students, and experience the Spanish way of life. The stunning scenery and welcoming local atmosphere make this program a perfect choice for those students interested in Spanish. This program can accommodate anyone, regardless of proficiency in Spanish, whether beginner or advanced. Courses are taught at either the Arcadia Granada Center or the Centro De Lenguas Modernas at the Universidad de Granada. The Summer Program offers two tracks, an Intensive Spanish language track or an Intensive Spanish language and culture track.

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Best Steps Abroad

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LGBTQIA+ Study Abroad Program in Spain - Summer 2025

Best Steps Abroad is thrilled to announce the launch of our new LGBTQIA+ Study Abroad Program in the lively city of Granada, Spain, for Summer 2025! Designed for LGBTQIA+ students and allies, this program offers a safe and supportive environment to delve into the evolution of Spain’s LGBTQIA+ community—from the Franco era to today—and understand its cultural, artistic, and social contributions. Through our carefully facilitated intercultural sessions, we ensure students feel supported and integrated into the local community from day one. Our host university for this summer study program is the University of Granada Center for Modern Languages, where students attend 90 hours of content classes. Program details - Dates: May 30th - July 1st, 2025 - Location: Granada, Spain - Eligibility: Open to all LGBTQIA+ undergraduate and graduate students and allies who wish to explore topics related to LGBTQIA+ in Spain within a global and intercultural framework. - Application Deadline: March 15th, 2025

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A semester abroad!

August 08, 2025by: Eleanor Millard - United StatesProgram: IES Abroad Granada – Liberal Arts & Language
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I studied abroad in Granada for the first semester of my junior year. Honestly, I wish that I had done a full-year program because I had an amazing time! Upon arriving at my residence hall, Real Colegio Mayor de Bartolome y Santiago, the staff were friendly and helpful. They gave me a hand moving my luggage up to the fourth floor, which was quite the workout since there are no elevators. The residence hall, while it is quite old, is beautiful with several interior patios. The one major downside during my stay was the inconsistent wifi; however, aside from that, the building was great! The cook accommodated my dietary restrictions and was super friendly even when I consistently asked for more fries! The residence hall was an easy five-minute walk away from the IES building, which was super convenient, especially on the days when I was a little late to start the day. Over the semester, I took five classes, one of which I tested into - Spanish, and the rest were up to me! I enjoyed the mix of in-class work and visits that were interspersed throughout. I took Contemporary Theater, Urban Cultures, Islamic Architecture, and Mediterranean Ecosystems, which was one of the few classes taught in English. The teachers were enthusiastic about their fields and readily provided support when needed. The staff at IES were also helpful, on the days when I was feeling under the weather and needed health support! Lastly, I enjoyed the trips which were incorporated into the program! We went to Ronda, Sevilla, Cordoba, Cabo de Gata, and Morocco for a week, in conjunction with my class visits, I got to see and experience so much! I highly recommend this program!

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