Semester Study Abroad in Seville

Yes – Transcripts from our internationally accredited participating university abroad, the Universidad Pablo de Olavide (UPO), are included in the program price.  Upon successful completion of your Adelante Semester Study Abroad program, signed,  fully transferable and sealed transcripts will be issued, in your name, to the Adelante HQ offices in California.  We will then contact you and request the exact address, registrar or home, where you would like these to be mailed.

Yes – Student visas are only required for programs longer than 3 months in duration. Our Semesters in Spain are usually a little longer than 3 months.  So, first step is to contact your nearest Spanish Consulate or Embassy now to find out their specific requirements for a STUDENT VISA. You can locate the Spanish Consulate nearest you (www.spainemb.org/ingles/indexing.htm) and contact them to set up your STUDENT VISA appointment via email or by fax, sometimes phone. It sounds more complicated than it is — just give yourself enough time to get the documentation required together. If you are serious about studying abroad, you should begin that process now, as many times the only way to get in touch with your embassy / consulate is by email and often time hours of operation are 9-12 only. Once you have applied for the Adelante program, been accepted and paid your Tuition, we give you an Acceptance Letter (written in Spanish and addressed to your Consulate) that will enable you to obtain the Student Visa you need for this program. Click here for more information on visas.

Yes – Macarena Perez-Tinao is the Adelante Director for both our International Internship Program and the Semester and Summer Study Abroad in Seville Program. Macarena is a Spanish native and has worked in the education sector for her entire professional career. She has studied and later taught in the US, has published several doctorate articles on multilingualism and professional development of teachers.  Our Co-Director is Catherine Anner, another leader in the field of international education. She is American, and has lived and worked in Seville for over 15 years now. She is fully bi–lingual and brings, in a very helpful way, both the American and Spanish cultures together when she works with and assimilates our students.

Yes – A Sports ID Card is included in the program (you’ll need to provide 2 passport-sized photos), and to join the gym on campus is about $11 per month or $22 for 3 months. There are Intramural sports organized for indoor soccer, basketball, softball and table tennis.

Yes –  but it is not recommended. If you choose this option, we will need your address abroad and you will also sign a Waiver of Liability (document stating that you will not need Adelante housing for the duration of your program abroad.) We can assist, pointing you in the right direction: air bnb, reliable housing agencies we have used in the past, advice on good areas of the city,  possible contacts with other foreign or local students looking for shared rooms, etc.

This program includes most meals, so we suggest approximately $125 USD per week, to cover normal expenses like metro/taxi money, some going out at night and one or two nearby excursions a month. The price goes up when you start going out at night more and when you begin to travel further abroad, which we do encourage!  (For example, you can get to Portugal, France, Morocco or Andorra very inexpensively from almost anywhere in Spain.)

Approximately 90 – 140 Euros for a 4-course semester, payable once abroad in Sevilla and once the final drop and add period is over.

No – Our only requirement is that you speak English, to be able to communicate with both Adelante Headquarters and our in-country staff who are required to speak both their native language and English. We have placed candidates from all over the world, including Britain, Japan, Australia, India, Canada, Jordan, El Salvador and more. Please check any visa requirements for your nationality.