If you’re looking to brush up on your Spanish during your study abroad with ISA, students traveling to Madrid may now either choose to take Option 1, mixing language courses with courses in English, or select the set language course load offered in Option 2. See specific courses below to get a better idea if Option 1 or Option 2 is best for you:
Intermediate (Option 1)
- Intermediate Spanish Language (required)
- Conversation and Composition
- Conversation and Reading
- Discovering Spain
Intermediate (Option 2)
- Students enroll in 4-5 of the following courses:
- Spanish Language (required)
- Specific Grammar Problems (required)
- Conversation and Composition
- Conversation and Reading
- Discovering Spain
- Art in the Prado Museum
For those student with advanced or high level Spanish, a new course focusing on European Literature & Cinema (45 contact hours) at the High Intermediate/Advanced level is also now an option for those with superior Spanish skills.