Madrid, Spain
Consider studying during a summer in Madrid, the geographic center of Spain and the historic center of the entire Hispanic world. The city of four million is a modern European hub with state-of-the-art transportation and cyber cafés, but its Old World charm shines through in its long afternoon siestas, its warm and friendly people and its majestic monuments to Spain's glorious past. Students will have the opportunity to visit flamenco clubs, the bullfight, tapas bars and world-class museums, as well as to participate in Madrid's seemingly endless nightlife, as the streets overflow with people having a glass of sangría, talking to neighbors and in general enjoying life in this vibrant city.
Courses Available
Morning Courses
Intercultureal Communication (UD)
Art Appreciation (LD)
Introduction to Creative Writing (UD)
Climate and People of Europe (UD)
Spanish Conversation (UD)
Spanish 1002 (LD)
Social Class in Spain
Worl Religions (LD)
Afternoon Courses
Fundamentals of Human Communication (LD)
Watercolor (LD/UD)
World Literature II (LD)
Cervanes' Don quixote de la mancha (UD)
Spanish 2001 (LD)
Spanish 2002 (LD)
Introduciton to Anthropology (LD)
Spanish Mysticism (UD)
Application due by March 4, 2011
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Cost: $4,800 plus tuition
Contact: Dr. James Anderson
Email: james.anderson@armstrong.edu
Phone: 344.3128
Office: Gamble Hall 204A
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