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Granada Intensive Language and Culture
Programs
Students will spend six to eight hours daily in
small group sessions (five or less) which serve to
improve their skills in the Spanish language while
learning the fundamentals of cultural communication
in a total immersion environment. Small group
classes and discussions will help develop knowledge
of their host culture by focusing on geography,
history, politics, religion, family and traditions.
Students will further enhance their skills in, and
understanding of, Spanish language and the
subtleties of Hispanic culture by examining ever
more specific issues in a wide variety of academic
areas.
Daily
Itinerary for three week program.
The
12 week semester program is 3 semester credit hours
of spanish plus 12 semester credit hours from UHV
via internet to Spain, for a total of 15 semester
credit hours.Experience and research have
identified the most important elements of successful
study abroad programs. The Spain program
incorporates those elements as follows:
- Students take at their
level, language and culture courses in Spanish
in small groups.
(Appendix A)
- A variety of cultural
enrichment and volunteer activities to insure
that students receive a complete immersion in
all social layers and economic strata of the
host cultures.
- Regular and complete
progress toward degree requirements
- By virtue of a consortium
agreement students will utilize scholarships and
financial aid available to them at their home
campus.
Program Calendar
Deadline for application: 30 days prior to departure
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3 or 5 week
(short term course) |
12 week (semester
program) |
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Departure Date: any Saturday |
Departure Date: Fall Semester |
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Start Date: Following Monday |
Start Date: September 21,
2008 |
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Deadline for Payment: 2 weeks
prior to departure |
Deadline for Payment: 2 weeks
prior to departure |
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Deadline for Application: 30
days prior to departure. |
Deadline for Application: 30
days prior to departure. |
Program Costs
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3 weeks |
5 weeks |
12 weeks |
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$2,679.00 |
$4,081.65 |
$8,900 |
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Receive 3 semester credit hours @
UHV |
Receive 6 semester credit hours @
UHV |
Receive 12 to 15 semester credit
hours @ UHV |
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All programs include the following:
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A $250 deposit made to UHV
International Programs due at time of
application.
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Program fees to Enforex.
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Books and Material
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Insurance
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Laundry
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Registration fees
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UHV undergraduate Tuition for
appropriate semester hours
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Required International Student
Identification Card (ISIC) for students may
be obtained in Room 108 in the University
West Building.
Students may purchase their
ISIC is via this link:
http://www.myisic.com/MyISIC/GetYourCard/GetYourCard1.aspx.
proof of
purchase is required.
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Ground transfers from Malaga
or Granada
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Four day long educational/cultural excursions
while in Granada
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Full room and board in a double occupancy
home stay.
This fee does NOT
INCLUDE:
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International flight to
Granada must be booked by students. (Important:
BOOK EARLY).
Spain
- How to Apply /Checklist
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Book your airline flight for your
study abroad trip as early as possible to
ensure availability.
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All students are required to have a
valid
U.S. passport and an
international student I.D.
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Apply for any appropriate
financial aid, scholarships, loans, etc.
Be sure to consider future study abroad
plans in filling out the
FAFSA
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Apply for the appropriate UHV
scholarship
2007 - 2008 UHV scholarship
2008 - 2009 UHV scholarship
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Complete the
Enforex Application
and submit. (Non UHV students must fill out
the
Texas Common Application and be accepted
as a transfer student to UHV.)
· The
Course Articulation Form must be
completed. All required signatures must be
obtained by the student. Return to the
address below.
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You must include a $250 deposit made
to UHV International Programs due at time of
application. This deposit will be refunded
only if you are not accepted. Send the
deposit check to address below.
· All
checks, forms and correspondence must be
sent to:
UHV, Study Abroad
University West 108,
3007 N. Ben Wilson,
Victoria, TX. 77901
Once your application is approved:
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Prepare for travel by finalizing any
travel documents and/or arrangements. (i.e.
Passports, airfare, insurance.)
Health precautions, (i.e. immunizations,
prescriptions) and any personal matters. A
required International Student Identity Card
(ISIC) may be obtained in Room 108 in the
University West Building.
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Check out the
Travel Updates page
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Several weeks before departure, log
on to
Pre-departure Orientation
and follow
the instructions.
To receive updated information on Spain
click here
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