Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, all in-person study abroad programs for Summers 2020 and 2021 were unfortunately cancelled.
Fortunately, we are resuming these programs in Summer 2022!
On September 29, the Spanish and Portuguese faculty participated in the Fall 2021 Study Abroad Fair, enthusiastically promoting our program offerings.
We are excited to return to offering our five specially designed programs:
UF in Valencia, directed by Lorena Albert-Ferrando
Combining urban life and a relaxed, seaside atmosphere, Valencia is among the most popular destinations on the Mediterranean coast. Students at the beginning and intermediate levels can experience the deep, multicultural roots, cosmopolitan flavor, and warm climate that make Valencia a true Mediterranean gem.
More information: lalbertferrando@ufl.edu
UF in Seville, directed by Martin Sorbille
Seville is located in sunny Andalusia in Southern Spain. This program is for advanced students of Spanish looking to take courses that earn credit toward the major or minor.
More information: sorbille@ufl.edu
UF in Cusco, co-directed by Paola Uparela and Marta Wayne
Situated high in the Andes Mountains in Southeastern Peru, Cusco stands tall as the ancient capital of the Inca Empire. This Summer A program combines language and cultural exploration with health-related experiential learning placements. This is an ideal program for pre-health students!
More information: puparela@ufl.edu or mlwayne@ufl.edu
UF in the Dominican Republic, directed by Antonio Sajid López Méndez
Do you have a heart for service? UF in the Dominican Republic offers students the opportunity to earn 3 credits of Spanish service-learning program and 3 credits of either intermediate Spanish language or Dominican culture.
More information: antoniosajid@ufl.edu
UF in Rio de Janeiro, co-directed by M. Elizabeth Ginway and Andréa Ferreira
Rio de Janeiro is a sophisticated, cosmopolitan city of about eight million people. With its world-famous beaches of Copacabana, Ipanema and Leblon, and its equally famous Sugar Loaf and Corcovado mountains and Tijuca Forest, this fascinating city is considered by many to be the most beautiful in the world.
More information: eginway@ufl.edu or deia@ufl.edu
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