Summer Session June May 19 - June 21, 2019

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During the Summer we offer two sessions where attending one or both sessions will be a wonderful experience. Students will be able to take up to three classes (9 credits) from our extensive course list in Language, Literature, History and Geography, ....

This course is complemented with our immersion process with learning outside the classroom, creating a holistic language learning experience. Living with Spanish families allows for constant practice of Spanish and total interaction with the culture. We also organize individual language partners with Spanish students where students can put into practice, in a fun and dynamic way, what they have learned in class.

Experience the culture of everyday Spanish life as you live and interact with your host family, participate in cultural activities and trips to other cities in Spain.

Travel Europe on your own or with your friends.

Interact with Spanish students through our special programs and language partners.

Dates for the May / June Session 2019

Sunday, May 19
Home stay accommodation in Valencia begins on this day.

Monday, May 20
Inauguration of the School Term. Orientation Meeting.
Visit of Valencia.

Tuesday, May 21
Classes begin.

Saturday, May 25
Excursion to Teruel and Albarracin.

Saturday, June 1
Full day excursion to Peñíscola, the beach and the castle of the anti-Pope Benedictus XIII.

Saturday, June 8
Full day excursion to Gandia beach.

Thursday, June 20
Final examinations in the morning.

Friday, June 21
End of session.
Home stay accommodation in Valencia ends on this day.


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All excursions listed during the summer session (visit of Valencia, Gandía, Sagunto, Peñíscola) are free of charge for students. Groups will always be accompanied by a Professor.

Teruel Albarracin

Albufera and Cullera

Did you Know?

  • Valencia was founded as a Roman colony in 138 BC The original Latin name of Valencia was Valentia.
  • During the rule of the Muslim kingdoms in Spain, Valencia had the nickname Medina bu-Tarab ('City of Joy').
  • Valencias's historic centre is one of the largest in Spain.
  • Valencia stands on the banks of the Turia river
  • The Albufera is a freshwater lagoon and estuary located south of Valencia
  • Valencia has a subtropical Mediterranean climate with very mild winters and long warm to hot summers.
  • Valencia's average annual temperature is 72.1 °F during the day and 56.1 °F at night.
  • In the coldest month — January, the maximum temperature typically during the day ranges from 50 to 68 °F, the minimum temperature typically at night ranges from 36 to 54 °F
  • Valencia is the third largest city in Spain
  • Valencia has a population of around 1,175,000
  • Valencia is known internationally for the Falles (Las Fallas), a local festival held in March, and for paella valenciana
  • Valencia is one of the oldest cities in Spain

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