Middlebury College offers one of only three U.S. programs in Madrid available for graduate study in Spanish language, literature and culture. Aside from a successful Master of Arts program, the college offers an undergraduate division whose steadily-growing enrollment attests to students' desires to profit from this unique experience offered by study abroad with full assurance of U.S. accreditation.
Classes for both divisions are held from
September to May at the Madrid Sede Prim, Prim, 19, where
internationally known professors from diverse fields of
Hispanic culture offer classes for the Middlebury program
in an institution whose long tradition of academic excellence
and innovation makes it the ideal setting for the exchange
of Spanish and American points of view.
Graduate candidates seeking the Master's degree are required to have completed a B.A. and have graduate level fluency in Spanish. All graduate students must attend one summer session on the Middlebury campus in Vermont, prior to initiating their studies in Madrid. A total of 12 units (12 courses) is required for the M.A. degree. Courses at the doctoral level are also available through the Madrid program.
On the undergraduate level qualified students
from Middlebury and other institutions are eligible to participate
providing they have completed 5 semesters of college Spanish
or its equivalent. Students may also apply for either the
Fall or Spring terms. Middlebury assists students in finding
suitable family situations.
The Middlebury program in Spain offers
direct undergraduate enrollment at the Universidad Carlos
III, the Universidad de Córdoba, and the Universidad
de La Rioja. Students take 3 regular classes and one language
class.
As one of the most established foreign studies programs in Madrid, Middlebury graduates enjoy the benefits of superior preparation under conditions which take maximum advantage of the international experience represented by study abroad. |
