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Study Abroad in Spain, Made Easy
Designing a study abroad program in Spain should feel exciting — not overwhelming.
At Education Abroad Sevilla, we partner with U.S. faculty, academic departments, colleges and universities to build academically strong, worry-free programs in one of the most vibrant cities in Europe. Whether you’re planning a short-term course or a full semester, we make the process clear, flexible, and fully supported.
A Trusted Partner
Education Abroad Sevilla is a trusted Spain-based partner for U.S. universities seeking high-quality, faculty-led, and customized study abroad programs. For over twenty years, our experienced team has supported top institutions by providing seamless, full-service program management in one of Spain’s most inspiring academic and cultural settings.
We handle every detail — from program design and budgeting to recruitment, housing, excursions, and on-the-ground logistics — so faculty can focus on what matters most: creating transformative learning experiences for their students. Our services include comprehensive pre-departure support, visa coordination, classroom and office facilities in the heart of Sevilla, 24/7 on-site assistance, and strong local partnerships that bring academic content to life.
More than a provider, we act as a true academic partner — offering the expertise, infrastructure, and personal attention needed to deliver engaging, worry-free programs that strengthen your department’s global reach, faculty development, and your students’ connection to the world.
Professional Standards & Accountability
Education Abroad Sevilla is a member of the Forum on Education Abroad, the recognized Standards Development Organization for the field. This membership reflects our commitment to ethical practice, risk management, academic integrity, and continuous improvement in program design and delivery
Program Options
Program Formats to Fit Your Needs
Every university has different priorities, so we offer a range of flexible program models that align with your academic goals, calendar, and teaching style. Whether you’re envisioning a full Semester abroad, a focused Maymester, a Spring Break experience, or a Summer program, each option can be tailored to your course objectives and built with the level of support you need.
Below you’ll find an at-a-glance overview of different program types — including typical timelines, structure, and examples of how faculty use these formats to bring their curriculum to life in Sevilla. Our team will work with you to customize any model into a program that fits your department and inspires your students.
Academic Calendar
Click on the images to see more information about our semesters.
Fall Semester (Aug–Dec)
Program Snapshot
A full, immersive semester combining classroom teaching with a curated lineup of cultural activities and excursions. Programs typically include guided visits to the Cathedral, Reales Alcázares, Italica, Córdoba, and Cádiz, plus overnight trips to Granada and Toledo/Madrid. Students also enjoy hands-on experiences such as a tile workshop, a flamenco show, regular language-assistant sessions, conversation partners, and 1–2 faculty-selected activities coordinated with our local staff. All entrance fees, transportation, and faculty costs for official activities are included.
Academic Structure
Faculty receive dedicated classroom space (45 contact hours per 3-credit course) equipped with projectors, PCs, sound systems, and whiteboards, along with shared office access and basic supplies. EAS can assist with course materials as needed and provide additional teaching services if required. Faculty teach the credit load mandated by their home institution, while EAS manages all local legal and fiscal responsibilities. Options for local teaching also available.
Seasonal Highlights
Fall is Sevilla’s “sweet spot” — warm riverfront afternoons, crisp evenings, and a vibrant cultural calendar featuring Festival de las Naciones, Noche en Blanco, and the European Film Festival. A larger international crowd and active local community make it easy for students to join clubs, attend events, and build connections. Internship opportunities (including medical shadowing) are available for departments that want experiential learning.
Ideal for immersive teaching and departmental exchange.
Spring Semester (Jan–May)
Program Snapshot
This semester offers the full package of academic study and cultural immersion, including visits to the Cathedral, Reales Alcázares, Italica, Córdoba, and Cádiz, plus overnight excursions to Granada and Toledo/Madrid. Students also participate in a tile workshop, a flamenco performance, weekly language-assistant sessions, conversation partners, and 1–2 locally coordinated activities chosen by the faculty leader. All official visit fees, transportation, and faculty costs are covered.
Academic Structure
Programs include 45 hours of classroom space per 3-credit course, with fully equipped rooms, shared office access, and essential supplies. EAS supports faculty with material facilitation when needed and can provide teaching personnel upon request. Faculty deliver the number of credit hours required by their institution while EAS handles compliance with Spanish legal and fiscal regulations. Options for local teaching also available.
Seasonal Highlights
Spring in Sevilla brings mild weather, blooming orange trees, and the city’s most iconic cultural moments: Semana Santa and Feria de Abril. The cooler months are ideal for weekend travel, and the steady rhythm of the semester supports deep language gains and long-term immersion. Internship placements across multiple fields offer professional experience, and the strong campus atmosphere makes it easy for students to join clubs and integrate with local peers.
Ideal for immersive teaching and departmental exchange.
Spring Break (March)
Program Snapshot
A high-impact, one-week immersion built to complement a spring semester course on your home campus. Typical itineraries include guided visits to the Cathedral, Reales Alcázares, Córdoba, and an overnight trip to Granada with an additional night in Madrid. In a Spring Break program designed around Dance, for example, students experience two flamenco shows (including one in the historic Sacromonte caves), a day trip to Jerez for the equestrian exhibition, a visit to the Museo del Baile Flamenco, two flamenco/sevillanas dance classes, and a guest lecture tailored to the course.
Academic Structure
Spring Break programs can be designed to integrate directly with an existing course taught on your campus throughout the semester. The faculty leader serves as instructor of record, and credit is awarded by the home institution. EAS provides fully equipped classroom and meeting spaces for pre- or post-travel sessions as needed, along with on-the-ground academic coordination and optional support for course materials.
Seasonal Highlights
Spring brings mild weather, early blooms, and a lively cultural rhythm ideal for a short-term academic experience. Students enjoy the city at its most welcoming—perfect for walking tours, outdoor activities, and exploring the cultural traditions that lead into Semana Santa and Feria de Abril.
Summer Programs (May–Aug)
Program Snapshot
Summer in Sevilla is vibrant, fast-paced, and perfectly suited for focused academic programs across a wide range of disciplines. Programs range anywhere from 10 days to 8 weeks. Core excursions often include visits to the Cathedral, Reales Alcázares, Córdoba, Granada, Itálica, and major museums, alongside flamenco performances, group meals, and local cultural activities. We can include tailor-made activities for any academic focus, such as:
- Education: 20+ hours of guided teaching in local schools.
- Criminology: courthouse visit and guest speakers, such as a judge and director of a juvenile detention center.
- Business: Spanish Stock Exchange visit in Madrid.
- Human Science: Pre-Health guest speakers, visits and collaboration with local NGOs.
- Agriculture: Olive oil farm, local winery and industry visits.
- Engineering: Opportunities abound as Sevilla is a hub for Aerospace Engineering.
Academic Structure
Summer programs are typically short, intensive courses taught on-site. EAS provides 45 classroom hours per 3-credit course, equipped spaces for specialized sessions, and support for academic logistics, materials facilitation, and guest speakers. Faculty teach the credit load assigned by their home institution, while EAS manages all local academic, legal, and fiscal obligations.
Seasonal Highlights
Summer is pure energy: long sunny days, late-night tapas, and outdoor concerts across the city. Cultural moments like Icónica Sevilla Fest and Summer Nights at the Alcázar anchor the season, while weekends offer easy getaways. Small, focused cohorts help students form connections quickly and explore at their own pace.
Fall Semester
Spring Semester
Spring Break
Summer Programs
Fall Semester (Aug–Dec)
Program Snapshot
A full, immersive semester combining classroom teaching with a curated lineup of cultural activities and excursions. Programs typically include guided visits to the Cathedral, Reales Alcázares, Itálica, Córdoba, and Cádiz, plus overnight trips to Granada and Toledo/Madrid. Students also enjoy hands-on experiences such as a tile workshop, a flamenco show, regular language-assistant sessions, conversation partners, and 1–2 faculty-selected activities coordinated with our local staff. All entrance fees, transportation, and faculty costs for official activities are included.
Academic Structure
Faculty receive dedicated classroom space (45 contact hours per 3-credit course) equipped with projectors, PCs, sound systems, and whiteboards, along with shared office access and basic supplies. EAS can assist with course materials as needed and provide additional teaching services if required. Faculty teach the credit load mandated by their home institution, while EAS manages all local legal and fiscal responsibilities. Options for local teaching also available.
Seasonal Highlights
Fall is Sevilla’s “sweet spot” — warm riverfront afternoons, crisp evenings, and a vibrant cultural calendar featuring Festival de las Naciones, Noche en Blanco, and the European Film Festival. A larger international crowd and active local community make it easy for students to join clubs, attend events, and build connections. Internship opportunities (including medical shadowing) are available for departments that want experiential learning.
Ideal for immersive teaching and departmental exchange.
Spring Semester (January–May)
Program Snapshot
This semester offers the full package of academic study and cultural immersion, including visits to the Cathedral, Reales Alcázares, Itálica, Córdoba, and Cádiz, plus overnight excursions to Granada and Toledo/Madrid. Students also participate in a tile workshop, a flamenco performance, weekly language-assistant sessions, conversation partners, and 1–2 locally coordinated activities chosen by the faculty leader. All official visit fees, transportation, and faculty costs are covered.
Academic Structure
Programs include 45 hours of classroom space per 3-credit course, with fully equipped rooms, shared office access, and essential supplies. EAS supports faculty with material facilitation when needed and can provide teaching personnel upon request. Faculty deliver the number of credit hours required by their institution while EAS handles compliance with Spanish legal and fiscal regulations. Options for local teaching also available.
Seasonal Highlights
Spring in Sevilla brings mild weather, blooming orange trees, and the city’s most iconic cultural moments: Semana Santa and Feria de Abril. The cooler months are ideal for weekend travel, and the steady rhythm of the semester supports deep language gains and long-term immersion. Internship placements across multiple fields offer professional experience, and the strong campus atmosphere makes it easy for students to join clubs and integrate with local peers.
Ideal for immersive teaching and departmental exchange.
Spring Break Program (March)
Program Snapshot
A high-impact, one-week immersion built to complement a spring semester course on your home campus. Typical itineraries include guided visits to the Cathedral, Reales Alcázares, Córdoba, and an overnight trip to Granada with an additional night in Madrid. In a Spring Break program designed around Dance, for example, students experience two flamenco shows (including one in the historic Sacromonte caves), a day trip to Jerez for the equestrian exhibition, a visit to the Museo del Baile Flamenco, two flamenco/sevillanas dance classes, and a guest lecture tailored to the course.
Academic Structure
Spring Break programs can be designed to integrate directly with an existing course taught on your campus throughout the semester. The faculty leader serves as instructor of record, and credit is awarded by the home institution. EAS provides fully equipped classroom and meeting spaces for pre- or post-travel sessions as needed, along with on-the-ground academic coordination and optional support for course materials.
Seasonal Highlights
Spring brings mild weather, early blooms, and a lively cultural rhythm ideal for a short-term academic experience. Students enjoy the city at its most welcoming—perfect for walking tours, outdoor activities, and exploring the cultural traditions that lead into Semana Santa and Feria de Abril.
Summer Programs (May–Aug)
Program Snapshot
Summer in Sevilla is vibrant, fast-paced, and perfectly suited for focused academic programs across a wide range of disciplines. Programs range anywhere from 10 days to 8 weeks. Core excursions often include visits to the Cathedral, Reales Alcázares, Córdoba, Granada, Itálica, and major museums, alongside flamenco performances, group meals, and local cultural activities. We can include tailor-made activities for any academic focus, such as:
- Education: 20+ hours of guided teaching in local schools.
- Criminology: courthouse visit and guest speakers, such as a judge and director of a juvenile detention center.
- Business: Spanish Stock Exchange visit in Madrid.
- Human Science: Pre-Health guest speakers, visits and collaboration with local NGOs.
- Agriculture: Olive oil farm, local winery and industry visits.
- Engineering: Opportunities abound as Sevilla is a hub for Aerospace Engineering.
Academic Structure
Summer programs are typically short, intensive courses taught on-site. EAS provides 45 classroom hours per 3-credit course, equipped spaces for specialized sessions, and support for academic logistics, materials facilitation, and guest speakers. Faculty teach the credit load assigned by their home institution, while EAS manages all local academic, legal, and fiscal obligations.
Seasonal Highlights
Summer is pure energy: long sunny days, late-night tapas, and outdoor concerts across the city. Cultural moments like Icónica Sevilla Fest and Summer Nights at the Alcázar anchor the season, while weekends offer easy getaways. Small, focused cohorts help students form connections quickly and explore at their own pace.
How It Works
Our Process
Designing a faculty-led program in Spain is easier than you think. Our streamlined, step-by-step process supports you from the moment you share your program idea to the day your students return home — with expert guidance at every stage.
Whether you’re starting with a fully developed syllabus or just an idea, we provide the structure, resources, and local expertise to bring your program to life smoothly and confidently.
HOW IT WORKS
A Simple Step-by-Step Process
Connect With Us
Schedule a virtual meeting with our team to discuss your course vision, preferred dates, and any academic or logistical needs. We’ll walk you through examples of past programs and answer any initial questions.
Design Your Course
Together, we’ll shape the program structure — excursions, academic support, cultural activities, housing, and discipline-specific opportunities. Whether you arrive with a full syllabus or just an idea, we’ll help bring it to life.
University Approval
Once the program outline and budget are ready, you’ll submit materials through your department or study abroad office for internal approval. We assist with documentation and provide anything your institution requires.
Recruit & Prepare Students
We’ll help you promote the program with ready-to-use recruitment materials, student Q&As, and pre-departure guidance. Our team supports your students through enrollment steps, visas (if needed), and preparation.
Bring Your Students to Sevilla
From arrival to departure, we handle logistics, housing, excursions, classroom support, and 24/7 on-site assistance — so you can focus entirely on teaching and creating meaningful academic experiences.