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Program Costs

• Education Study Abroad Program: $4,500

• Nursing Study Abroad Program: $4,800

  After you have applied for your desired program, you must make a deposit of $500 via ÐÇ¿ÕÎÞÏÞ´«Ã½INK. The $500 deposit is applied towards the cost of the program. The initial deadline to apply and pay the deposit is December 15. A $100 late fee will be charged after December 15. View Payment Policies & Instructions.

The program's cost includes tuition for 6 credit hours, lodging, insurance, museums, entrance fees, field trips, and public transportation passes. 

Walk through 2,000 years of history where civilizations collided, ideas were born, and the modern world took shape.

Have you ever wondered where democracy, universities, and Western civilization really came from? Come to Seville, Spain and find out firsthand! In this program you will explore the Roman Empire, the golden age of Islamic scholarship, the birth of the Spanish Empire, and one of the most remarkable peaceful transitions to democracy in modern history — all in one of the most beautiful and affordable cities in Europe.

Rather than learning from a textbook alone, you will walk through Roman ruins, visit the palace where Columbus received his commission to sail to the Americas, explore one of the oldest universities in the world, and stand in the halls where Spain became a democracy after four decades of dictatorship. Every site is your classroom.

Whether you are interested in history, education, political science, leadership, or simply want an unforgettable international experience, this program gives you a global perspective while exploring one of the world's most historically significant destinations.

Discover how schools and educational leaders change the world — in a country that had to rebuild everything from scratch.

What does it take to lead an educational institution through radical change? Spain has the answer. In 1975 Spain emerged from nearly four decades of dictatorship and had to completely reimagine its entire educational system. This program takes you inside that story and asks the questions that every educational leader needs to answer: What is education for? How do leaders transform institutions? What does ethical leadership look like when everything needs to change?

You will visit schools, universities, and government institutions in Seville and Madrid, observe Spanish educators in action, and explore 800 years of educational philosophy at one of the oldest universities in the world. You will compare Spanish, European, and American educational systems and leave with a deeper, richer philosophy of educational leadership that you can apply wherever your career takes you.

Whether you are planning a career in education, school leadership, policy, or simply want to become a more effective leader, this program combines international travel with meaningful academic experiences that will challenge you to think globally and lead confidently.

Analysis of the impact of cultural, social, and global factors on populations and healthcare outcomes.

This course provides students with opportunities to engage with local communities and healthcare professionals in Seville, Spain, to explore healthcare issues unique to the region. Students will examine how Spanish culture, social determinants of health, and community practices influence healthcare access and outcomes while comparing Spain’s healthcare system with that of the United States.

This course offers an in-depth exploration of genetic factors and global healthcare perspectives through the lens of Spain’s healthcare system and cultural context. Students will examine how genetics, medical practices, public health policies, and societal values influence health and well-being in Seville and beyond.

By comparing Spanish and U.S. healthcare perspectives, students will develop a broader understanding of global health challenges and the role of genetics in healthcare decisions. Through academic activities and cultural exploration, students will gain insight into how scientific knowledge, cultural values, and healthcare practices intersect to shape patient care and health outcomes.

In this immersive study abroad course, students will explore the intersection of health, culture, and community wellness in Seville, Spain. Students will examine how Spanish traditions, cuisine, architecture, community life, and public spaces influence health, well-being, and patient experiences.

Through site visits, cultural activities, and opportunities to learn about Spain’s healthcare system, students will develop a deeper understanding of global health and the role of nurses in providing culturally responsive care. Students will also explore how community-based wellness practices and cultural perspectives shape healthcare experiences in an increasingly interconnected world.