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  • Locations: Cadiz, Spain
  • Program Terms: Fall, Spring
  • Restrictions: UMASS BDL applicants only
  • Budget Sheets: Fall, Spring
  • This program is currently not accepting applications.
Dates / Deadlines:

There are currently no active application cycles for this program.
Fact Sheet:
Fact Sheet:
Program Category: Service Learning, Study abroad Program Type: Exchange
Program Description:
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The University of Cádiz has been welcoming international students for almost 50 years. The foreign language department continues to expand and attract more and more international students each year. Students who choose to study abroad in Cádiz can enjoy the feel of this modern campus, which still retains the old world charm of this fascinating city.

Available Terms
 
  • Spring Semester 
  • Fall Semester 
Course Offerings

The University of Cádiz offers 35 bachelor programs and 31 masters programs. Courses at UCA are only recommended for advanced Spanish levels. 

Housing

University residences and shared apartments are preferred by young people during their stay at UCA. In addition, the University of Cádiz has an Accommodation Office where one can request all the information needed.

Study Abroad Fee 

View the Budget Sheet for this program on the top of this page. 

NOTE: This is a Direct Enroll Exchange Program. All tuition and fees, room and board, and other expenses to be paid directly to the host institution, or by other arrangement.

The Campus

University of Cádiz students have access to sports and cultural activities, seminars, seasonal courses, conferences, volunteering activities. Student life at the University provides an alternative to its academic life, permitting you to meet your needs and make the best of your free time at any of the four campuses.

Exploring Spain

Cádiz, founded in approximately 1,100 B.C., is the oldest city in Europe. Surrounded by the sea on three sides, Cádiz is only accessible by the “Puerta de Tierra,” a strip of land that once served as protection from invasion, and now serves as the only entrance into the city. Though many ancient ruins are now covered by the ocean or modern construction, the rich history of Cádiz is evident everywhere.

Resources
  How to Apply

If this program interests you and you wish to apply please make an appointment with one of our study abroad advisors using this link
 


This program is currently not accepting applications.