Study in Sevilla (in English, Spanish) - ISEP Direct
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
• Live and learn in Sevilla, a city rich in history and Spanish culture. Home to numerous UNESCO World Heritage sites and stunning architecture, Sevilla offers an authentic Andalusian experience, celebrated for its vibrant atmosphere and lively flamenco scene. Enjoy life outside, savoring meals on terraces, sipping coffee under the orange trees, and experiencing street concerts and live performances as you explore the city.
• Benefit from courses primarily taught in English, led by industry professionals actively engaged in their fields. EUSA’s hands-on approach emphasizes practical learning in International Business, Film and Media Studies, Communications, Public Relations, Journalism, Advertising, Spanish Language and Culture, and Tourism Management.
• Engage in project-based learning at EUSA, a public-private partnership between the University of Sevilla and the Sevilla Chamber of Commerce, amidst a student body of over 2,000 students.
• Explore Spain easily from Sevilla’s central train station, which offers direct, high-speed connections to Córdoba, Málaga, and Madrid – perfect for weekend excursions and exploring Spain’s diverse landscapes and cultures!
LIFE ABROAD
Immerse yourself in Spain's fourth largest city, renowned for flamenco, bustling street life, and vibrant festivals. A 10 minute-walk from the city center, EUSA is located in the San Bernardo and El Porvenir quarters, offering easy citywide access via tram, metro, and extensive bus routes. Rent a bike or scooter to explore Sevilla’s charming neighborhoods and scenic riverfront at your own pace.
LIVE
Make yourself at home in a student residence, where each unit accommodates two students with single bedrooms, shared living spaces, kitchenettes, and modern amenities. Enjoy convenient proximity to metro and rail stations, along with facilities like gyms, game rooms, and even a rooftop lounge or swimming pool overlooking Plaza España. See additional details below.
DINE
Visit Sevilla’s Mercado de Triana, where you can select fresh produce and seafood, or shop at a nearby grocery store before preparing a delicious meal in your kitchenette with friends. Take advantage of the affordable student menu at the EUSA Cafeteria and order ahead for quick bites between classes. Don’t miss out on local favorites like Churros con Chocolate and the savory Serranito sandwich—a perfect blend of flavors and local culture. We recommend students budget 300 euros per month for grocery expenses.
EXPERIENCE
Explore Sevilla’s iconic Plaza de España, a cinematic backdrop for films like Star Wars, and rent rowboats for a leisurely afternoon on the water with friends. Soccer enthusiasts can cheer on Sevilla’s two major teams, Sevilla FC and Real Betis. Immerse yourself in Sevilla’s cultural heartbeat through activities like flamenco dancing lessons or attending live performances at local flamenco bars.
EXPLORE
Discover Sevilla’s charm through its historic markets and festive celebrations or venture further to visit Córdoba’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including its ancient mosques. Explore Granada’s stunning palaces or relax on the picturesque beaches of southern Portugal. With Sevilla’s central train station offering high-speed connections, you can easily explore nearby cities, or hop on a quick 1-hour flight to Barcelona or other major European cities from the international airport.
THRIVE
Participate in EUSA’s Tandem Buddy Program at the start of the semester to connect with local students for language exchanges, fostering a supportive community from day one. EUSA provides comprehensive guidance and support regarding life in Sevilla, including health and safety resources. Immerse yourself in cultural activities – many offered free or at reduced prices for EUSA students – such as river kayaking, guided city tours, and hands-on workshops in ceramics and flamenco.
What We Love About EUSA and Sevilla
ISEP students can engage with a dynamic and culturally diverse city, gaining a deeply immersive experience while remaining confident they will be well supported by a warm community. With only 20% of international students being from the U.S., classes offer a global perspective on subjects.
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Course Description
EUSA's study abroad program is designed for students seeking an impactful international experience by studying at EUSA for one semester or an academic year. Students will benefit from quality education, personalized attention, and all the advantages of a private institution.
Students can choose from a selection of courses offered in EUSA's official tracks: International Business, Film & Media Studies, Journalism, Public Relations, Communications, Advertising, Spanish Language & Culture, and Tourism Management.
Credits Earned
Courses are open to local and international students and may be offered in either English, Spanish or both. All courses at EUSA are equivalent to 6 ECTS (3 U.S. credits). Students can take up to 5 courses (30 ECTS/15 U.S. credits). Each course is 4 hours per week and meets twice a week.
Students interested in improving their Spanish language skills can register for a course through EUSA's Spanish Language School. Students can enroll in a 60-hour extensive Spanish course during each semester for no additional cost. Students will be placed into levels A1 - B2 depending on their language level. An Intensive Spanish pre-session is available for students prior to the start of the Fall and Spring semester for an additional cost (see Special Application Instructions below for more information).
Sample Classes Available
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International Business |
Journalism |
Tourism Management |
Film & Media Studies |
Communication |
Spanish Language & Culture |
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Business and Tourism Organizations |
Film Making I - Basics |
Image Theory |
Spanish Language: Language Skills and Communication Competencies |
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Multimedia Journalism and Digital Graphic Design |
Operations Management in Tourism Organizations |
Communication Departments |
Spanish Language and Advertising: Language and Communication Skills |
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Brand Management |
Cyberculture |
Market Research for Tourism |
Audiovisual Cultural Industries |
Political Communication |
Introduction to Sociology |
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Account Management |
Research Techniques in Journalism |
Setting Up A Tourism Business |
Theory and Technique of Documentary & Audiovisual Advertising |
Sociology and Communication |
Contemporary Aesthetic Movements |
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Market Structure |
Design of News Programs |
Territory, Tourism and Sustainable Development |
Film Making II – Lighting and Multi Camera |
Communication for Social Development |
Historical and Artistic Cultural Heritage |
Academics
Other Academic Conditions
Students arrive: First week of January, Middle of August
Classes start: Second week of January, Beginning of September
Classes end: Last week of May, Third week of December
Exams: Mid to Late May, Middle of December
Tips for Finding Courses
Students can view the various tracks offered by EUSA to get a general idea of the courses offered. Click into each track for more information on the specific courses offered. Students are not limited to taking courses from one track and can choose from the full catalogue of courses. Syllabi can be found in English and Spanish in the full catalogue.
Students may also review the following documents: Courses in English, Courses in Spanish Fall Semester, Courses in Spanish Spring Semester. Be sure to check which semester each course is offered to confirm availability. Semester 1 refers to the Fall semester and Semester 2 refers to the Spring semester. Courses in English are offered Monday - Thursday.
In order to take courses in Spanish, students must have completed at least 3 semesters of college level Spanish. 4 semesters of college Spanish is recommended. The majority of students take courses in English, or a mix. Students are strongly encouraged to take a Spanish intensive course as a pre-session or concurrently during the semester.
When completing their course list, students must provide at least 7 course offerings they are interested in taking. This will help with flexibility of enrollment if there are timing difficulties with courses.
Pre-Session Language Course
The Intensive Spanish Language pre-session prior to the start of the Fall semester is 60 hours per week and meets for the 3 weeks leading up to the start of the Fall semester. Students will earn a certification from the Cervantes Institute upon their completion. The Fall pre-session costs an additional 375 Euros.
The Intensive Spanish Language pre-session prior to the start of the Spring semester is 25 hours per week and meets the week before start of the Spring semester. Students will earn a certification from the Cervantes Institute upon their completion. The Spring pre-session costs an additional 200 Euros.
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