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"I learned a lot and would gladly recommend this experience to anyone who has the opportunity." Sarah Swible
Eastern University
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Semester and Summer
Seville, Spain
Semester and summer-long internships and/or service learning projects allow you to gain professional experience while improving your Spanish.
Internship opportunities allow you access to the
work culture and daily life of local citizens, often hidden to students
studying abroad, and to more fully integrate into the local culture.
When applying for an internship or service learning project,
you have the benefit of specifying what you would like your internship
to look like. Spanish Studies will strive to match you with the best available placement to help you integrate into sevillano work culture.
Whats the difference?
- Internships focus upon practical experience in a
local business
- Service learning projects address community-identified concerns
The
curricula of the Seville Internship and Service Learning programs are centered around
your individual experience. Complementary courses help you to work
through the linguistic and cultural challenges you may run into while in
the field.
How are you placed?
Spanish Studies will work hard to match you with an appropriate placement to
meet your interests. Students have completed placements in a variety of
fields including legal offices, Greenpeace, television production,
journalism, education, and more.
Some fields you may want to think of when applying: |
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- Animal Science/Horses
- Communications
- Community Service
- Education
- Health Services
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- International Business
- Information Technology/ Graphic Design
- Museums and Cultural Centers/Fine Art
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- Physical Therapy
- Political Science
- Public Relations
- Social Work
- Tourism
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Program Features:
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Opportunity to gain professional experience abroad
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Language courses and cultural guidance to support your placement
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Homestays or student residencias
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Local speaking partners
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All inclusive day and overnight travel excursions
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On-Site Resident Director, Housing Coordinator, Computer Technician, and Activities Coordinator
Eligibility:
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Ability to understand normal, rapid Spanish
- Summer and Semester Internship Program (8 credits) is 2 advanced (300-level) Spanish courses
prior to start of program.
- Internship course option (3 credits) is 1 advanced 300-level course prior to start of program.
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3.0 GPA in Spanish coursework required. Exceptions may be made with strong recommendations from faculty
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A written application for an internship or service learning must be approved by your home institution and received no later than the program application deadline.
For more information or if you have questions, please contact the Amherst Office:
info[at]spanishstudies.org or (413) 256-0011.
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