Syracuse University: Madrid - Syracuse University in Madrid
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Imagine life where the days are long on sunshine, and the evenings are full of the colors and sounds of people who enjoy life to its fullest. Based in festive and modern Madrid, the SU program explores the entirety of Spanish culture. You'll begin... read more
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I advanced my Spanish skills, learned to live independently abroad, and took classes relevant to earning my degree. Emma P - Syracuse University View Entire Review
I learned that I have the desire to learn languages throughout my life. Yes it was worth it. A student - University of Vermont View Entire Review
I learned how to integrate into a new culture and it was fascinating. Kiana Claire Khoshnoud - Syracuse University View Entire Review
I learned how to live away from home for a while, consistently step out of my comfort zone, adjust to a new culture, find my way around in many different cultures. Definitely worthwhile. Mark Weiss - Syracuse University View Entire Review
Aside from my Spanish dramatically improving I gained the confidence to hold a conversation with someone who I knew I couldn’t immediately switch to English with if I got stuck on a word A student - Syracuse University View Entire Review
Very worthwhile, I would definitely do it again. Julia Schaper - Trinity University View Entire Review
I got to know the Spanish culture, explore both Madrid and other major European cities during the semester. Travelling was really were I ended up enjoying myself the most. Host families were a pain as well the classes. Studying abroad is definitely worthwhile. Studying abroad with this program is not. Alexandra G - Trinity University View Entire Review
I became fluent in Spanish, became acclimated to a new culture, and experienced more than I can put into words. It was definitely worthwhile. Talia C - Barnard College View Entire Review
I learned how to travel independently because I didn't have my parents there to tell me everything to do and where to go. And it helped me get out of my bubble. Taylor W - Trinity University View Entire Review
I met a lot of different types of people, and that has made me even more accepting. I also feel that I understand another culture after living with my host family. I will always be in contact with them, and feel that I have a second home in Spain. I would study abroad again if I could! I absolutely loved it. My speaking skills h... A student - Barnard College View Entire Review
As cliche as it sounds, I learned a lot about myself (my studying habits, my partying habits, how social I am, what is important to me, my budgeting ability, how easy it is to make new friends, importance of religion to me, that I'm a homebody, I appreciate art and museums more than clubs and bars, etc). I gained visiting AMAZIN... Rachel Mae A - Fordham University View Entire Review
Without a doubt one of the best if not THE best decision I've ever made in my life. I improve my people skills and was also able to learn how to overcome language barriers. A student - Trinity University View Entire Review
I learned to appreciate cultures other than the U.S. all while stepping out of my comfort zone. A student - Fordham University View Entire Review
I learned that taking risks, no matter how small, can really help you grow tremendously. I gained more self confidence, an increased love for people and culture, and newfound gratitude for life. Elizabeth Kelly - Syracuse University View Entire Review
I gain so much respect for the lifestyle that Spanishards but Europeans live. The food access the free health care the abundance of self-care for life and how well they can separate work and personal. Imelda Rodriguez - Syracuse University View Entire Review
I gained experience on how to live on my own in a foreign place. I learned how to use my new language skills to get around and I learned how to appreciate different cultures. Matthew Muralles - Williams College View Entire Review
Gained a more grounded sense of independence. Developed confidence in being in unfamiliar situations. Improved on my Spanish language. Learned more about the culture of Spain and the political climate of Europe than I ever would have otherwise. A student - University of Colorado - Boulder View Entire Review
I was able to improve my Spanish, live in a different country for an extended period, and travel easily throughout Europe A student - Syracuse University View Entire Review
Yes! Gained independence and confidence and learned a lot more Spanish. Grace - Trinity University View Entire Review
So worthwhile! I improved my Spanish, learned to be more independent, got exposed to different food and cultures, and had an experience of a lifetime. A student - Barnard College View Entire Review
I had a great internship at a small Spanish firm where I learned how businesses operate overseas. I also absorbed a lot of the Spanish culture, which I have brought back here to the States. Overall, I found the experience to be very worthwhile. Megan M - Trinity University View Entire Review
I learned a lot about myself and the culture of Spain, but also about my own country and perspectives on it from the outside. It was worthwhile. Bryan S - Trinity University View Entire Review
-how to immerse myself -how to take advantage of a situation -how to handle myself in a situation -how to travel independently -how to enjoy a city fully Avantika K - Trinity University View Entire Review
I loved studying abroad, although I might choose a different university. I loved seeing new cultures and experiencing Spain daily. I felt like I could live there at the end and I miss Spain everyday. carlos.anchondo.5 - Trinity University View Entire Review
It opened my mind up to new experiences and taught me that it is never too late to learn another language. A student - Fordham University View Entire Review
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Imagine life where the days are long on sunshine, and the evenings are full of the colors and sounds of people who enjoy life to its fullest. Based in festive and modern Madrid, the SU program explores the entirety of Spanish culture. You'll begin with one of several distinct Signature Seminars. Your homestay family will introduce you to the language and customs of Spain at home, plus our cultural activities and service learning programs will further immerse you in your new surroundings.The SU Madrid program also offers specialized programs in immersive Spanish language and in business.Students are encouraged to enroll in fall, spring, or summer semesters! During the Madrid Summer Session, students enroll in 3-9 credits.Internships are also available for 1-3 credits in a variety of fields. In fall and spring, students must be enrolled in the semester program in order to take part in an internship.
Program Type(s):
Study AbroadProgram Length(s):
- Fall
- Spring
Instruction Language(s):
- Spanish
- English
Relevant Study Subject(s):
- European Studies
- Ethnic, Cultural Minority, Gender, and Group Studies
- Communication and Media Studies
- Information Science/Studies
- Engineering
- Spanish Language, Literature
- English Language and Literature
- Liberal Arts, General Studies
- Biology and Biomedical Sciences
- Cell Biology, Anatomy
- Mathematics and Computer Science
- Religion / Religious Studies
- Physics
- Anthropology
- Economics
- Sociology
- Film, Video, Photographic Arts
- Business
- Accounting
- Entrepreneurial and Small Business
- Finance, Financial Services
- International Business
- Marketing
- History
- Art History, Criticism and Conservation
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