A STUDY PROGRAM IN
MADRID, BARCELONA, LISBON & PARIS 2012
Our 36th Year

Academic Information

Language Courses, morning classes

Classes are limited to 16 students

SPN1120	Elementary Spanish I (4 credits)	No Prerequisites
SPN1121	Elementary Spanish II (4 credits)	Pre: One semester of Spanish.
SPN2220	Intermediate Spanish I (4 credits)	Pre: Two semester of Spanish.
SPN2221	Intermediate Spanish II (4 credits)	Pre: Three semester of Spanish.
SPN2903	Spanish Conversation (3 credits)	Pre: Three semester of Spanish.

HUM2930 Spanish Culture and Civilization (3), afternoon class

This course represents an overall view of Spanish art, culture, geography, history and literature. Taught in English.

ARH2840 Introduction to Spanish Art (3), morning class

This course is designed as an integrated survey of the visual arts, stressing the significance of the aesthetic experience of the western world. Representative tours and museum studies are selected in Madrid as an opportunity for cultural exposure. The cultural activities are required for the course. Taught in English.

History and Culture of Andalucia

This course presents an overall view of Andalucia's culture and civilization. Available to three- and six-week program participants only. Taught in English.

Participants are housed in double rooms as long as the space in the hotel and/or circumstances permit. The dormitory in Madrid has only single rooms.

Offering Students Courses In Language, Art, And Culture

Tuition

The fee for credit courses is $98.54 per credit hour or $295.62 for a three credit course and $394.16 for a four credit course.
Participants who have never before registered for credit courses at CF are also required to pay a one-time non-refundable $30 application fee.

Enrollment

All participants must enroll as credit or audit (non-credit) students.

Teacher Recertification

Teachers may be able to earn recertification credits. Consult your certification specialist.

Madrid

The main study portion of this program takes place in Madrid. Madrid is the political, legal, and economic center of Spain, and one of the leading capitals in Europe. The city, with its many leisure activities, museums, and monuments, provides a great setting from which to learn the language and culture of Spain. Participants will be housed and take classes at the Colegio Mayor Mara. The Mara is situated in Madrid's “Ciudad Universitatria.” Some of the dorm amenities are laundry room, dining room, snack bar, tennis court, pool, auditorium, and basketball court.