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Academic semester programs with European Internships
Have you ever considered the opportunity of studying abroad? Perhaps you have thought about this possibility but you have never found the right course. Did you know that European Internships offer a wide range of academic semester programs?
One option is a Spanish language and culture course. Students can take an elementary Spanish course of 6- 9 hours in combination with a History of Spain, History of Spanish Art or Spanish Civilization Course. Both basic Spanish courses offer fully immersive experiences as they are delivered in the target language. They also focus on two essential skills: speaking and writing to enable beginners to start feeling confident in expressing themselves. Furthermore students can expand their cultural awareness by learning about the traditions and customs of Spanish speaking countries.
The History of Spanish Art will offer students unique temporal insights into Sevillian and other Spanish paintings , architecture and sculptures whereas the History of Spain course will allow students to compare Spain´s past with the Spain of today studying topics as diverse as women in society and nationalism.
Through the Spanish Civilization and Culture course students will gain an understanding of Spanish multiculturalism with particular reference to the period between Roman times and the “movida” of the post-Franco Era. Various topics will be studied including dictatorship, democracy, regionalism and nationalism.
Another course offered is a Spanish language and Business course. As well as these modules mentioned above students can also choose between three specific marketing modules: International Marketing, The European Union and The Global Economy. The first of these will equip students with analysis strategies used to research international markets including how to set correct prices and how to sell your products on an international scale taking into account different language and cultural factors. The second module will give students an overview of the European Union(EU) specifically examining its transformation from the European Community to the EU whilst also investigating the policies central to the European Union such as Competition, Agriculture and External Trade. EU-US relations will also be one of the specific topics studied. The final module will analyse controversies surrounding how the Global Economy is managed with particular reference to worldwide organisations such as the International Monetary Fund and the World Trade Organisation whilst also looking at more regional organisations such as the EU, North American Trade Agreement and Mercosur.
Applied Language and Humanities is also among the wide choice of programs with the range of courses available varying depending on the semester chosen. Possible options across Spring and Autumn may include English language, English literature,Translation techniques , Written Discourse analysis and Twentieth Century American Literature.
In the subject area of history and culture international students can create flexible curriculums with Spanish History and Culture or Spanish Language and Literature courses. The former of these provides many archaeological, historical and geographical subject options. The latter includes language, literature and Spanish teaching modules. In the fields of psychology and human resources students can choose courses covering different types of psychology or examining how companies are setup and run.
If management or marketing are your preferred field of study there are also possibilities for you with business management or communication and marketing options. The business management course is focussed on economics, tax and accounting whilst the communication and marketing one aims to introduce students to a variety of marketing methods including radio and telivision whilst improving their oral and written communication skills in a range of different areas from journalism to politics. One module is also designed to teach students how to analysis literary texts.
The first three programs mentioned provide students with ID cards which allow them to use several on-campus facilities including the library and give discounts in the campus gym. Students will also enjoy a full orientation program and a welcome and farewell reception. Furthermore students can take 5 courses which each enable them to gain 3 U.S. or 4.5 Spanish credits.
The Spanish Language and Culture and the Spanish Language and Business courses also provide modules in English so the language barrier will not stop students from understanding and appreciating the course content.
The other programs offer students the opportunity to access computer labs, libraries and the bookstore on the university campus. Whatever course you choose you will be guaranteed complete flexibility with several different dates possible and a high quality and totally immersive course with different cultural activities and exam transcripts offered if required.
If you want to take advantage of an endless number of different academic semester programs do not hesitate to contact us or consult our website where you can find out more information about the different modules and services offered.
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