UNIVERSITY OF GRANADA

The University of Granada was founded by Yusf I in the 14th century. Since then, the University of Granada has seen its influence grow nationally and internationally. Today the University of Granada is one of the main universities in Spain and Europe in student population, infrastructure and research. The tradition of the university plays an important role as does their commitment to the future.

The Center of Modern Languages is the department of the university that is responsible for teaching international students Spanish and local students a variety of other languages. It is located in the district of “Realejo” and is housed in the old palace of Santa Cruz which was renovated for teaching purposes in 1992.

You are able to take intensive language modules and semester programs at the University of Granada depending on your level. Click on the links below to learn more about the options.

1. Spanish not required to enroll
2. Summer, Monthly, and Semester programs
3. Choice of accommodations: host families, residences, shared flats
4. Language courses
5. Electives in Literature, History, Geography, Art and Culture
6. Classes with other International Students
7. Transcripts issued by the University of Granada
8. Excellent Staff in the International Student Department
9. Access to Excursions and Activities
   

1. Any Level Of Spanish
2. 2.5 GPA
3. Must Have High School Diploma
4. 18 yrs Or Older
5. Must Take Placement Exam Upon Arrival During Orientation
6. Contact Our Office If You Are Interested But Do Not Meet Requirements

Intensive Language Modules: For Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced

Semester Programs: Intermediate and Advanced

Winter Session: Advanced

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