•Two curricular options: enrollment in PRESHCO courses taught by Spanish faculty for program participants and direct-matriculation in conventional Spanish university courses.
•Regular University of Córdoba student status including use of libraries, computer services (including e-mail), sports facilities and other student services.
• Optional
studio art classes in various media, including drawing, ceramics, sculpture,
bookbinding, computer-assisted graphic design, and photography (offered at the
Escuela de Arte Mateo Inurria in Córdoba).• Instruction in traditional Andalusian dance (“Sevillanas”), cooking, guitar, theatre, as well as participation in the PRESHCO choir.
• Support services for students wishing to volunteer in local non-governmental organizations.
• Housing in either Spanish private residences or in small student dormitories, according to individual preferences. All meals are included.
• Extensive excursions and cultural activities in both the fall and spring semesters to enhance and enrich the students’ program of study.
• Conversation-partners program with students from the University of Córdoba.
• Personal fund for individually-selected activities (gym membership, internet cafés, horseback riding, private music lessons, concerts, films, etc.) and personal incidentals up to a predetermined amount.
• Limited student insurance offered by the University of Córdoba, which offers partial coverage during the university's academic year. This coverage does not replace the home-based medical insurance required for participation in the program.
• Travel to and from Spain. Option of participating in a group flight or in making individual arrangements (reimbursed up to a pre-determined amount).
• Program course textbooks and selected class materials provided.
• Students from other universities are invited to apply and will be admitted based on merit and space availability.