The UNC in Sevilla program offers two distinct summer programs. These programs provide students with the opportunity to study Spanish language and culture, as well as other subjects. Classes are taken with other summer program students at the Centro Internacional de Estudios Culturales (CINECU).
The UNC in Sevilla-Summer Program is designed for students with various academic interests. Participants in this six week program will study Spanish language and culture. The program is divided into advanced and intermediate levels and students will be placed according to their level of Spanish.
For students who have completed SPAN 204, SPAN 255, SPAN 261 or the equivalent.
Students will choose one of the following courses depending on individual background in language.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you have not completed Spanish 261 (Advanced Spanish in Context) at UNC, you are required to choose SEVI 261 Spanish Language in Context.
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Course that uses literature, film, and culture as a basis for reviewing grammatical concepts, developing writing competency, and improving overall communication skills.
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Prepares students to formulate and to communicate critical analyses of literary works in various genres (theater, poetry, essay, narrative, and film), while placing the readings within a cultural context.
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A general introduction to the political and cultural history of Spain.
For students who have completed SPAN 300 (Spanish Composition and Grammar Review) or SPAN 301 (Introduction to Literary and Cultural Analysis) or the equivalent.
Each student will choose two classes from the following offerings:
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Introduction to the history of Spain and the major styles of Spanish art.
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A brief tour of the history of Spanish film from its orgins through today. This course will analyze films in order to help students better understand Spanish Society and increase confidence in their ability to communicate (via reading, writing, speaking and listening) in Spanish.
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An historical analysis and contextualization of daily occurrences in Spain. This course renders special attention to Spanish political, social and economic situation, and the analysis of its international relations (mainly European Union, Arab countries, Latin America countries and U.S.A.). Also it analyzes topics such as the relations between the Catholic Church and the State, the Spanish nationalisms or immigration.
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Study of the literatures of Spain centering on representative authors and texts from various literary movements, situates within their sociohistorical contexts.
For information on general education and Spanish requirements, please refer to the Credit Information section of the Sevilla Program brochure found on the UNC Study Abroad website.
VIEW WEBCourse Load
You will take two classes for a total of 6 credit hours.
Registration Deadlines
You will register for classes before arriving in Sevilla. You will be allowed to make changes to your schedule during the first two days of classes.
Notes on Registration
As is true for registration at your home college or university, it is the responsibility of each student to make sure that (s)he has officially registered all course changes with the program.
Non-UNC students should be aware of their home institution’s policy regarding courses and credit hours.
Class Attendance
Classes will be held Monday-Friday. You are expected to attend every class, take all exams as scheduled by the professor, and turn in written work as required for the individual course.
You should also be aware that:
Grades
All grades (notas, calificaciones) in courses will be based either on a number scale (1-10, 10 being the highest grade) or the words sobresaliente, notable, aprobado, suspenso. Students will need to receive a grade of 5 or aprobado in order to receive UNC transfer equivalency (TREQ) credit. Please refer to the Credit Information Sheet on the UNC Study Abroad website.
Thursday, June 24 | Arrive in Sevilla |
Friday, June 25 | Move to homestay and Orientation meeting |
Monday, June 28 | First day of classes |
Thursday-Friday, July 29-30 | Final Exams |
Saturday, July 31 | End of Program-Students leave Sevilla |
Thursday, June 24 | Arrival in Sevilla
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20:00: Meeting and Welcome Dinner | |
Friday, June 25 | 10:00: Move to homestay |
17:00-19:00: Orientation meeting in EUSA
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Saturday, June 26 | Walking Tour |
Monday, June 28 | Classes begin |
El horario de las clases es de lunes a viernes.
SEVI 261: Spanish Language in Context | 9:15-10:45 | Aula 21 |
SEVI 301: A Introduction to Literary and Cultural Analysis | 9:15-10:45 | Aula CINECU |
SEVI 336: Historia cultural de España y su Imperio | 11:00-12:30 | Aula CINECU |
Las siguientes visitas son obligatorias para todos los alumnos:
30 de junio | Catedral de Sevilla | a las 15:15 |
3 de julio | Itálica y playa | salida a las 9:30 |
6 de julio | Reales Alcázares de Sevilla | a las 15:15 |
9-11 de julio | Visita a Córdoba y Granada | salida a las 8:30 |
20 de julio | Almazara Basilippo | salida a las 9:30 |
El horario de las clases es de lunes a viernes.
SEVI 346: Historia del Arte Español | 9:15-10:45 | Aula 23 |
SEVI 361: Historia y Análisis del Cine Español | 11:00-12:30 | Aula 21 |
SEVI 371: Análisis de la Literatura Español | 12:45-14:15 | Aula 23 |
Las siguientes visitas son obligatorias para todos los alumnos:
30 de junio | Catedral de Sevilla | a las 15:15 |
3 de julio | Itálica y playa | salida a las 9:00 |
6 de julio | Reales Alcázares de Sevilla | a las 15:15 |
9-11 de julio | Visita a Córdoba y Granada | salida a las 8:30 |
20 de julio | Almazara Basilippo | salida a las 9:30 |
Thursday-Friday, July 29-30