FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACTOffice of Study Abroad 106 | Bea Wood | 940-397-4038

GRANADA“Last Stronghold of the Moors”

Study Abroad in Spain

In conjunction with

www.mwsu.edu/academics/studyabroad/www.donquijote.org

WHATFOUR CLASSROOM HOURS OF OPTIONAL1. Spanish language & Culture, Literature or Art2. Spanish for Educational Professionals3. Spanish for Business4. Health Sciences Spanish

All levels can be taken for Humanities/or Elective Credit.

PROGRAM INCLUDESAirfare (round trip airfare from DFW to Madrid, Coach (transfers to & from Madrid/Granada), MSU Tuition and Program Fees, Private Housing, Meals (daily), Weekend Excursions (2 single day), Madrid (2 nights includes housing & transfer to airport).

FINANCIAL AIDAll students accepted to the program will receive a scholarship (MSU students only) from the International Education office. Financial aid is available through the MSU Financial Aid Office (MSU Students Only).

APPLICATION PROCESSAPPLY IN PERSON Office of Study Abroad 106 | Bea WoodCall 940-397-4038Or Application form can be printed from the following website www.mwsu.edu/academics/studyabroad/and mailed to the address above or faxed to

940-397-4840

WHEREGRANADA is the capital of the southern Spanish province of the same name, situated in the eastern part of the region of Andalusia. Geographical and scenic diversity characterizes this land. There is the coastal area with its warm climate and the mountainous regions with a colder climate, where one finds the 3.481 meter Mulhacén, the highest peak of the peninsula of Spain. The city of Granada has been shaped by the hills brimming with steep, narrow streets, beautiful nooks and crannies, and marvelous landscapes - hills where the old districts in of the Albaicín and the Alhambra Palace were founded. The new part of the city is situated on the plain, crisscrossed by the large streets of Gran Vía de Colón and Calle de los Reyes Católicos, and where the busy streets around the Cathedral are found. Today, Granada has been declared a World Heritage Site, along with the Generalife and the Albaicín.

EXPLORE YOUR WORLD!

This program also applies to all students who wish to participate who may not be a language major or minor. This program will substitute for Elective for Humanities Credit.

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

SPANISH LANGUAGE, CULTURE, LITERATURE OR ART

SPANISH FOR BUSINESS

Intensive Spanish language courses are offered at don Quijote. The student’s Spanish proficiency will be tested upon arrival. Students will have 20+4 lessons per week of 55 minutes in closed groups of Spanish classes (4 hours of Spanish every day for the initial levels and for the intermediate advance levels 4 hours of class divided in 2 hours of Spanish in open groups and 2 hours of an elective: Culture, Literature or Art).

A minimum of 3 students is needed to offer an elective.

This course is directed towards students that want to pursue a career in teaching, research, linguistics and Hispanic studies and need to speak and understand Spanish as part of their profession. This also includes currently practicing teachers wishing to improve their teaching and classroom skills. This course employs a theoretical-practical approach to Spanish while always focusing on the needs of the participants and their background as educational professionals.

A minimum of 3 students is needed to offer this course.

This course is directed to Spanish language students that would like to improve their Spanish principally within the field of business. Upon completion of the course, students will be able to develop linguistic strategies necessary to perform in a Spanish-language business environment and develop the skills of self-learning with the purpose of being able to enrich oneself from future situations that may arise within ones professional environment.

A minimum of 3 students is needed to offer this course.

This program is directed towards health and medical professionals that need Spanish language knowledge in their day to day work or are interested in acquiring this capability. In this course, healthcare professionals will develop comprehension and communication skills in real-world work situations. Students will also learn basic medical related vocabulary, basic grammatical functions and structures.

A minimum of 3 students is needed to offer this course.

ACADEMIC PROGRAMThis program is offered by the Department of International Programs in conjunction with don Quijote. Students will enhance their Spanish language skills through a combination of tailored Spanish language courses and elective classes. Students will experience the Spanish lifestyle

while alternating excursions, courses and time spent with their host family.

SPANISH FOR EDUCATIONAL PROFESSIONALS

HEALTH SCIENCES SPANISH