SSA Education Abroad: Córdoba - Semester, Year or Summer in Argentina
- Hosted at: Universidad Nacional de Cordoba PECLA / National University of Cordoba
- Location(s): Cordoba, Argentina
- Program Type(s): Study Abroad, Internship, Volunteer
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Spanish Studies Abroad offers an exceptional opportunity for cross-cultural study at the distinguished Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (UNC), a descendant of the oldest University in Argentina. Academic semester, year, and summer term programs are... read more
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I learned a ton of spanish, I became more independent, I am less self-conscious, my compassion and love for humanity (in its million different forms and places of life) grew greatly, I appreciate the opportunity to get an education so much more and I have more respect for others in that we each have wonderfully complex lives and... A student - Trinity University View Entire Review
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I learned a lot about how I can appreciate my life back in the United States and what are the things that are most important to you. Chad F - University of the Pacific View Entire Review
I learned to leave fear behind and dive right into what I want to do. I also learned the values of independence and true friendship. It was completely worthwhile. Ally M - Wartburg College View Entire Review
I learned a lot of Spanish and this was great. It was definitely worthwhile for me. serena.ugoretz - Wartburg College View Entire Review
It was incredibly worthwhile, I learned a lot about myself as a person and my capabilities. My Spanish greatly improved. I was able to share with Argentinian friends my culture as an American and learn about our differences. I met some wonderfully kind, open, loving Cordobeses that are hospitable and welcoming, in a way that I h... Alex G - Samford University View Entire Review
I learned a lot about the local culture and how it is possible to live with minimal materialistic items and with less space. I personally do not need 80% of the items in my room and I also feel more appreciative of how easy living is in the US. It was a challenging and worthwhile experience overall. Katie O - Ithaca College View Entire Review
Yes, I learned a lot more about my own comfort zone and taught myself how to step out of my boundaries in uncomfortable situations in order to embrace a whole different and exciting culture. A student - University of the Pacific View Entire Review
I think I definitely changed from my study abroad experience- it has changed my perspective on a lot of things in my life. I feel that now I am more confident in decisions that I make. Teresa I - Trinity University View Entire Review
Living in Argentina was an amazing experience that I will never forget. I learned a lot about myself and came back a more open and confident person. I know I will always have a family and a home in Cordoba. April L - University of the Pacific View Entire Review
Before I went to Argentina South America seemed to be almost this forgotten vestige of the world. It's seems so separate from the US, Eurasia, and Africa. But now it seems such much closer, so much more open and I really want to travel and become acquainted with more South American countries. Bryan B - Austin College View Entire Review
I learned to trust myself. I gained confidence. My Spanish improved worlds. I also learned that while I loved my experience and would do it all over again if I could, I don't have the same thirst to live abroad forever that I used to have. I learned that I love to travel and that I want to travel abroad or live somewhere for a b... Katherine S - Austin College View Entire Review
My study abroad experience was DEFINITELY worthwhile. Juliane H - Wartburg College View Entire Review
It was worth it yes, I learned spanish and met amazing people. michael a - University of Maine - Farmington View Entire Review
To learn a language you can only use that language. Falling back on English and not fully immersing oneself will not better your language skills Wes W - Wartburg College View Entire Review
I think through this program I learned that I don't need to be afraid to use my spanish and that I do know how to speak pretty well. I definitely gained a lot of confidence in myself A student - Wartburg College View Entire Review
It was absolutely worthwhile. I guess I already knew this, but the idea that life is about the time spent with la gente buena, rather than what you've got in your pocket or in the bank is the biggest piece that I took away. Seth W - University of Maine - Farmington View Entire Review
I learned more about my ability to interact with people who come from different backgrounds and learn how similar we are. Also, I learned to adapt to various environments! kjerstin.lewis - Wartburg College View Entire Review
I learned that I am in control of my own experiences, that I can adjust to a new environment (especially a giant city), that I can find good people and good places wherever I go, and that I have the rest of my life to explore so it's okay if every moment isn't filled with meaning and perfection. In those ways, and others, it was... Elizabeth L - Ithaca College View Entire Review
It was absolutely worthwhile. I have gained so many relationships that I hope will last a lifetime: my host family, loves, friends, housemates, Americans, etc. I have proven to myself that I can accomplish a lot, that I can flourish in situations that are challenging, that I have a whole life ahead of me to do whatever I want an... Kristin L - Ithaca College View Entire Review
I do believe I changed after my study abroad experience. I grew as a person and learned things about myself. Teresa I - Trinity University View Entire Review
YES! Khatijah C - University of the Pacific View Entire Review
It was VERY worthwhile because I was able to become fluent in spanish all the while enjoying living in a foreign country. I don't know as of yet how much I have changed or if my academic interest have changed, all I know is that I feel different, but a good different. Poliana V - Austin College View Entire Review
I think I may end up working abroad when I graduate. I am not sure which country I will end up going to but living in Argentina has given me the confidence that I can survive within a program in a Spanish speaking country. Sarah C - Wartburg College View Entire Review
I came back from abroad lightyears ahead of where I was before I left. Friends and family have commented on how much I have grown as a person and matured. It is impossible to go abroad and not come back changed. I am still the same person with the same set of values and the same personality, but I know myself better and the way ... Jenna Lee M - Trinity University View Entire Review
About
Spanish Studies Abroad offers an exceptional opportunity for cross-cultural study at the distinguished Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (UNC), a descendant of the oldest University in Argentina. Academic semester, year, and summer term programs are available to undergraduate students.
For more information visit our website at https://ssabroad.org/programs/cordoba-argentina/, email us at info@spanishstudies.org, or call our U.S. office at 413-256-0011.
For more information visit our website at https://ssabroad.org/programs/cordoba-argentina/, email us at info@spanishstudies.org, or call our U.S. office at 413-256-0011.
Program Type(s):
Study AbroadInternship
Volunteer
Program Length(s):
- Fall
- Summer
- Spring
- Academic Year
- January Term
Instruction Language(s):
- Spanish
Language Requirement(s):
- Spanish
Relevant Study Subject(s):
- Latin American Studies
- Spanish Language, Literature
- Hispanic and Latin American Languages, Literature
- Liberal Arts, General Studies
- Cultural Studies
- International Business
Minimum GPA:
3.0Year Founded:
2005Website
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SSA Education Abroad Scholarships
We offer two scholarship options for students attending our regular academic programs in Spain, Puerto Rico, Cuba and Argentina (this does not include faculty-led programs). You may submit an application to only one scholarship: Merit-Based or Diversity. Students may apply for the Merit-Based or Diversity Scholarship prior to their acceptance in an SSA program, but only accepted students may receive a scholarship. *Please note: Spanish Studies Abroad Scholarships cannot be applied to program costs, including tuition. Scholarships are meant to offset extra expenses while abroad, such as flights, gifts, entertainment, etc.
$500 - $1500
Deadlines:
May 15: Academic Year & Fall Semester
October 15: Spring Semester & Jan Term
April 15: May and Summer Terms
Guidelines/Requirements:
Minimum 3.0 GPA, see the Spanish Studies Abroad website for details and instructions on how to apply: https://spanishstudies.org/programs/scholarships/
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