Communications, New Media + Journalism Spanish

REQUIRED INTENSIVE LANGUAGE COURSE

• HISP 3502 CSCS: Cultural History of Spain
• SPAN 3501 CSCS: Intensive Advanced Spanish Grammar

REQUIRED CIEE CORE COURSES

Students must take at least one of the required core courses.

• COMM 3001 SCMJ / JOUR 3001 SCMJ / SPAN 3001 SCMJ: Magazine Reporting and Writing
• COMM 3008 SCMJ / JOUR 3006 SCMJ / SPAN 3004 SCMJ: Digital Video Reporting in Context

REQUIRED CIEE ELECTIVE COURSES

Students must take at least one of these elective courses.

• COMM 3004 SCMJ / HISP 3001 SCMJ / NMDS 3001 SCMJ: Digital and Visual Culture in Contemporary Spain
• COMM 3006 SCMJ / SPAN 3003 SCMJ: Spanish Skills in Context: Podcast Reporting
• COMM 3007 SCMJ / JOUR 3005 SCMJ / SOCI 3001 SCMJ: Social Justice, Action and Media: Stories that Matter

CIEE LIBERAL ARTS COURSES

• AHIS 3001 CSCS: Andalusia, The Land of Artistic Geniuses - The History of Art in Andalusia
• ANTH 3002 CSCS / SOCI 3005 CSCS: Culture and Cuisine in Spain
• ANTH 3003 CSCS: Anthropology of Sports in Spain
• ANTH 4001 CSCS / SPAN 4002 CSCS: Art and "Fiesta": Andalusia and her Popular Traditions
• COMM 3301 CSCS (SPAN): Intercultural Communication and Leadership (in Spanish)
• ECON 3001 CSCS / POLI 3003 CSCS: Globalization and Economic Development
• HISP 3001 CSCS: Flamenco in Andalusia
• HIST 3001 CSCS: Three Cultures in Spain: Jews, Christians, and Muslims
• HIST 3002 CSCS: The Image of the United States in Spain: 100 Years of Myths and Stereotypes
• INDR 3993 CSCS: Independent Research
• LITT 3101 CSCS: Contemporary Spanish Literature
• LITT 3102 CSCS: The Novel And The Cinema - Two Ways Of Telling The Story
• LITT 3103 CSCS: Women Writers in 20th Century Spain
• LITT 3105 CSCS: Latin American and Spanish Literature of the Margins
• PHOT 3001 SCMJ: Urban Photography Workshop: The City from Inside (1 credit)
• POLI 3001 CSCS / SOCI 3002 CSCS: Politics and Society in the Contemporary Arab World
• PSYC 3101 CSCS: Psychology of Learning a Second Language
• PSYC 3001 CSCS: Positive Psychology
• PUBH 3001 CSCS: Dimensions of Health Care: Theory and Practice
• SOCI 3001 CSCS: Islamic Culture and Art in Muslim Spain
• SOCI 3003 CSCS / POLI 3002 CSCS / SPAN 3105 CSCS: Social Justice and Community Service Practicum
• SOCI 3006 CSCS: Migrations in Today's Globalised World
• SOCI 3007 CSCS: Gender, Identity and the Quest for Equality in Spain
• SPAN 3004 CSCS / COMM 3002 CSCS: Bilingualism, Intercultural Communication, and Plural Identity
• SPAN 3101 CSCS: Introduction to Spanish Linguistics
• SPAN 4001 CSCS: Academic Writing and Critical Thinking
• SPAN 4007 CSCS: Spanish for the Health Professions
• SPAN 4011 CSCS: Contrastive Grammar: Spanish-English
• SPAN 4102 CSCS: Advanced Composition and Stylistics

CIEE BUSINESS COURSES

CIEE Business and Society classes are held at the Universidad de Sevilla´s School of Economics and Business – a 15-minute walk from CIEE.

• BUSI 3001 SEBS: Corporate Financial Decision Making
• BUSI 3002 SEBS: International Trade and Finance
• BUSI 3003 SEBS: Strategic Issues in International Manufacturing
• BUSI 3101 SEBS: International Marketing
• ECON 3002 SEBS: European Economy

CURSOS CONCERTADOS AT UNIVERSIDAD DE SEVILLA

The following list of classes is for informational purposes only.

ART/GEOGRAPHY/HISTORY

• An Introduction to the History of Contemporary Spain
• Cuisine Culture in Spain
• Cultural Anthropology of Latin America
• Economy and Society in Contemporary Spain
• European Art of the Twentieth Century
• Flamenco: An Expression of the culture of Andalusia
• Inter-American Relations
• Introduction to the Early Modern History of Spain
• Jewish History and Culture within Spain
• Photography: Theory, History, and Art Photography
• Political Transition and Democracy in Spain (1975-2000)
• Present-Day Spain and the Context of International Relations
• Regional Policy, Economic Resources, and the European Union's Commercial Relations
• Spanish Art in the Twentieth Century
• The Historical Projection of Three Cultures: Christians, Muslims, and Jews
• The History of Slavery in Latin America 
• Tourism in Spain: Keys and Destination
• Tourism Marketing 
• Wine in Spain: History, Culture, and its Economics
• Woman in Art: Visions from the Perspectives of Difference and Equality 
• Women in the History of Latin America

LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE

• Cervantes and Don Quixote
• Contemporary Spanish American Literature
• Contemporary Spanish Cinema
• Contrastive Grammar
• Corrective Phonetics and Conversation
• Introduction to Translation: Culture, Vocabulary and Process
• Learning Spanish Vocabulary
• Literary and Cultural Traditions in Spanish-Speaking Communities 
• Literary Visions of Andalusia
• Literature and Cuisine: Reading, Writing, Cooking, Eating
• Painting in Literary Seville 
• Photographing the Literary Seville
• Progressive Spanish for English-Speaking Students 
• Publicity and Propaganda in the Society of Masses
• Spanish in Economy, Business and Finance
• Spanish Literature's Mythic Figures
• The City Constructed in Literature, The Case of Sevilla
• The Civil War and Present-Day Spanish Literature
• The Contemporary Arab-Islamic World
• The Image of Spain on the Cinema Screen
• The Phonetics and Phonology of Spanish
• Travel Literature: The Search for an Ideal, The Surprise Reality Provides
• Writing and Composition of Texts

DIRECT ENROLLMENT

Please visit the “Courses” section of the CIEE Seville Advanced Liberal Arts program for access to the Universidad de Sevilla, UPO, and EUSA's regular offerings.

Note: This course listing is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a contract between CIEE and any applicant, student, institution, or other party. The courses, as described, may be subject to change as a result of ongoing curricular revisions, assignment of lecturers and teaching staff, and program development. Courses may be canceled due to insufficient enrollment.

REQUIRED INTENSIVE LANGUAGE COURSE

• HISP 3502 CSCS: Cultural History of Spain
• SPAN 3501 CSCS: Intensive Advanced Spanish Grammar

REQUIRED CIEE CORE COURSES

Students must take at least one of the required core courses.

• COMM 3001 SCMJ / JOUR 3001 SCMJ / SPAN 3001 SCMJ: Magazine Reporting and Writing
• COMM 3008 SCMJ / JOUR 3006 SCMJ / SPAN 3004 SCMJ: Digital Video Reporting in Context

REQUIRED CIEE ELECTIVE COURSES

Students must take at least one of these elective courses.

• COMM 3004 SCMJ / HISP 3001 SCMJ / NMDS 3001 SCMJ: Digital and Visual Culture in Contemporary Spain
• COMM 3006 SCMJ / SPAN 3003 SCMJ: Spanish Skills in Context: Podcast Reporting
• COMM 3007 SCMJ / JOUR 3005 SCMJ / SOCI 3001 SCMJ: Social Justice, Action and Media: Stories that Matter

CIEE LIBERAL ARTS COURSES

• AHIS 3001 CSCS: Andalusia, the Land of Artistic Geniuses: The History of Arts in Andalusia
• ANTH 3002 CSCS / SOCI 3005 CSCS: Culture and Cuisine in Spain
• ANTH 3003 CSCS: The Anthropology of Sports in Spain
• ANTH 4001 CSCS / SPAN 4002 CSCS: Art and "Fiesta": Andalusia and her Popular Traditions
• ECON 3001 CSCS / POLI 3003 CSCS: Globalization and Economic Development
• HISP 3001 CSCS: Flamenco in Andalusia: Culture, Language, Music, and Dance
• HIST 3001 CSCS: Three Cultures in Spain: Jews, Christians, and Muslims
• HIST 3002 CSCS: The Image of the United States in Spain: 100 Years of Myths and Stereotypes
• INDR 3993 CSCS: Independent Research
• INRE 3103 CSCS: Spain and European Integration
• LITT 3101 CSCS: Contemporary Spanish Literature (20th Century)
• LITT 3102 CSCS: The Novel and the Cinema: Two Ways of Telling the Story
• LITT 3103 CSCS: Women Writers in 20th Century Spain
• LITT 3105 CSCS: Latin American and Spanish Literature of the Margins
• PHOT 3001 SCMJ: Urban Photography Workshop: The City from Inside
• POLI 3001 CSCS / SOCI 3002 CSCS: Politics and Society in the Contemporary Arab World
• PSYC 3001 CSCS: Positive Psychology
• PSYC 3101 CSCS: Psychology of Learning a Second Language
• PUBH 3001 CSCS: Dimensions of Health Care: Theory and Practice
• SPAN 3004 CSCS / COMM 3002 CSCS: Bilingualism, Intercultural Communication, and Plural Identity
• SPAN 3101 CSCS: Introduction to Spanish Linguistics
• SPAN 4001 CSCS: Academic Writing and Critical Thinking
• SPAN 4007 CSCS: Spanish for the Health Professions
• SPAN 4011 CSCS: Contrastive Grammar: Spanish-English
• SPAN 4102 CSCS: Advanced Composition and Stylistics
• SOCI 3001 CSCS: Islamic Culture and Art in Muslim Spain
• SOCI 3003 CSCS / POLI 3002 CSCS / SPAN 3105 CSCS: Social Justice and Community Service Practicum
• SOCI 3006 CSCS: Migrations in Today's Globalised World
• SOCI 3007 CSCS: Gender, Identities and the Quest for Equality in Spain

CIEE BUSINESS COURSES

CIEE Business and Society classes are held at the Universidad de Sevilla´s School of Economics and Business – a 15-minute walk from CIEE.

• BUSI 3001 SEBS: Corporate Financial Decision Making
• BUSI 3002 SEBS: International Trade and Finance
• BUSI 3003 SEBS: Strategic Issues in International Manufacturing
• BUSI 3101 SEBS: International Marketing
• ECON 3002 SEBS: The European Economy

CURSOS CONCERTADOS AT UNIVERSIDAD DE SEVILLA

The following list of classes is for informational purposes only.

ART/GEOGRAPHY/HISTORY

·      An Introduction to the History of Contemporary Spain

·      Cuisine Culture in Spain

·      Cultural Anthropology of Latin America

·      Economy and Society in Contemporary Spain

·      European Art of the Twentieth Century

·      Flamenco: An Expression of the culture of Andalusia

·      Inter-American Relations

·      Introduction to the Early Modern History of Spain

·      Jewish History and Culture within Spain

·      Photography: Theory, History, and Art Photography

·      Political Transition and Democracy in Spain (1975-2000)

·      Present-Day Spain and the Context of International Relations

·      Regional Policy, Economic Resources, and the European Union's Commercial Relations

·      Spanish Art in the Twentieth Century

·      The Historical Projection of Three Cultures: Christians, Muslims, and Jews

·      The History of Slavery in Latin America 

·      Tourism in Spain: Keys and Destination

·      Tourism Marketing 

·      Wine in Spain: History, Culture, and its Economics

·      Woman in Art: Visions from the Perspectives of Difference and Equality 

·      Women in the History of Latin America

LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE

·      Cervantes and Don Quixote

·      Contemporary Spanish American Literature

·      Contemporary Spanish Cinema

·      Contrastive Grammar

·      Corrective Phonetics and Conversation

·      Introduction to Translation: Culture, Vocabulary and Process

·      Learning Spanish Vocabulary

·      Literary and Cultural Traditions in Spanish-Speaking Communities 

·      Literary Visions of Andalusia

·      Literature and Cuisine: Reading, Writing, Cooking, Eating

·      Painting in Literary Seville 

·      Photographing the Literary Seville

·      Progressive Spanish for English-Speaking Students 

·      Publicity and Propaganda in the Society of Masses

·      Spanish in Economy, Business and Finance

·      Spanish Literature's Mythic Figures

·      The City Constructed in Literature, The Case of Sevilla

·      The Civil War and Present-Day Spanish Literature

·      The Contemporary Arab-Islamic World

·      The Image of Spain on the Cinema Screen

·      The Phonetics and Phonology of Spanish

·      Travel Literature: The Search for an Ideal, The Surprise Reality Provides

·      Writing and Composition of Texts

DIRECT ENROLLMENT

Please visit the “Courses” section of the CIEE Seville Advanced Liberal Arts program for access to the University of Seville, UPO and EUSA's regular offerings.

UNIVERSIDAD DE SEVILLA, UNIVERSIDAD PABLO DE OLAVIDE COURSES, and EUSA School of Communications

You may refer to the Universidad de Sevilla website at http://www.us.es, the Universidad Pablo de Olavide website at http://www.upo.es, and EUSA website at www.eusa.es for more information. All syllabi are posted on the universities´ websites.

UNIVERSIDAD DE SEVILLA

 School of Philology
The School of Philology is located in the central building of the Universidad de Sevilla.

Department of Arabic Language, Literature, and Area Studies
Except for courses in Arabic language and literature, many courses are taught in Spanish. Since the typical Arabic major in Seville does not have a particularly strong background in the social sciences or historical, cultural studies of the Islamic world, fourth- and fifth-year options in this department are considered appropriate for CIEE students. The following is a list of subject areas in this department. Please check the website or with resident staff for specifics on particular classes and semester offerings.

Arabic History and Culture, Arabic Language, Classic Arabic Thought, Contemporary Arab Thought, Contemporary North Africa, History of the Contemporary Arab World, Islamic History and Culture, Islamic Institutions, Islamic Law, The Koran, Literature of Islamic Andalusia, Sociology of Islam

Department of Classical Languages, Literature, and Studies
Several area studies courses in this department are taught in Spanish. Readings are in Spanish or the classical language. Latin or Greek majors should consult with CIEE for the specialized courses that require Latin or Greek as the working language. The following is a list of subject areas in this department. Please check the website or with resident staff for specifics on particular classes and semester offerings.

Archaeological Art from Greece and Rome, Greek Civilization and History, Greek Myths and Western Culture, Greek Religion and Mythology, Introduction to Greek Thought, Introduction to Latin Thought, Latin Civilization and History

Department of English Language, Literature, and Studies
Courses in this department are taught in English. Non-native speakers of English interested in English language skills courses should contact CIEE for course offerings.

British Literary Texts, Literary Translation, Methodology and History of Translating English to Spanish and Vice Versa, Methodology of Teaching ESL, Sociolinguistics of Learning English, Themes and Techniques of U.S. Literature, U.S. Literature, U.S. Literary Texts

Department of French Language, Literature, and Area Studies
All courses are taught in French. Keep in mind that in teaching French to speakers of Spanish, aspects of the language, such as the subjunctive, are taught using different methodologies and varying degrees of attention. First-year French requires about three previous semesters of study.

French Civilization, French Contemporary Narrative, French Contemporary Theater, French Language, French Literature, Literary Criticism of French Texts

Department of German Language and Literature
All courses are taught in German. There are no beginning-level German classes offered. 

Department of Latin American Literature and Area Studies
Spanish students who major in Latin American literature take two years of Spanish literature and language studies prior to starting the three-year concentration in Latin American studies. Participants should keep in mind that professors direct their classes towards students with a very strong background in Spanish literature.

Colonial Latin American Literature, Contemporary History of the Spanish World, Contemporary Latin American Poetry, History and Fiction in Latin American Literature, Latin American Literature, Latin American Short Story, Latin American Theater, Literature and Society in Latin America, Spanish of America

Department of Spanish Language and Literature
Students registering in these classes should have an excellent command of Spanish and already have had a literature class in Spanish prior to departure. Advanced grammar classes (syntax) are appropriate only for Spanish majors with a solid background in Spanish grammar.

Baroque and Enlightenment Literature, Baroque Poetry, Cervantes, Introduction to Spanish Literature, Introduction to Textual Analysis, Literature and Society in Spain, Literature of the Civil War, Literature of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, Renaissance Poetry, Romantic Poetry, Spanish “Comedia:” Lope de Vega, Spanish Literary Texts, Spanish Literature, Spanish Literature of the 19th Century

 School of Geography and History
The School of Geography and History is located in the central building of the Universidad de Sevilla.

Department of Art History
If students simply want to fulfill general art history requirements, they may select classes from the first or second year of studies. However, students who are Art History majors should select classes from the third or fourth year of studies.

Baroque Art, Contemporary Design, History of Contemporary Andalusian Art, History of Film, History of Islamic Art, History of Latin American Art, History of Modern Andalusian Art, History of Spanish Modern Art, Neoclassic and Romantic Art, Pre-Hispanic Art, Renaissance Art in Italy, Universal Modern History.

Department of Contemporary History (General) 
Archaeology, Archaeology of the Roman World, Contemporary World History, History of International Relations, History of Modern Europe, History of Political and Social Thought: 19th and 20th Centuries, History of the United States, Prehistory of Europe.

Department of Geography
Classes in this department are divided into human and physical geography, both of which have a strong scientific and mathematical emphasis. These are not introductory, nor survey-type classes designed to fulfill a general geography requirement at home.

Andalusian Geography, Climatic Analysis, Economic Geography, Environmental Studies, General Geography of Europe, Geography of the Arab World, Geography of Spain, Hydrology, Local Climates and Topoclimates, Regional Geography of Europe, Regional Geography of Spain, Rural Geography, Urban Geography.

Department of Latin American History
Most of these classes are prepared for students wanting to major in Latin American politics. They assume a prior knowledge of the topic. Students should take only those classes in which they have some academic background prior to arrival in Spain.

Cultural History of Contemporary Latin America, Cultural History of Spanish Latin America, Economic History of Latin America, History of America, History of the Church in Latin America, History of the Conquest in America, History of Contemporary Latin America, History of the Discovery of the Americas, History of Inter-American Relations, History of Latin America in the Modern Age, History of Latin American Political Systems, History of Modern Europe, History of Modern Spain and its Relations with Latin America, History of Pre-Hispanic America, History of Slavery in Latin America, Social History of Latin America, Social History of Spanish Colonization.

Department of Social Anthropology
Students registering in these classes should have taken at least one Sociology class.

Anthropology of Communication; Anthropology of Contemporary Society; Anthropology of Education; Anthropology of Health; Anthropology of Religion; Anthropology of the Sexes, Ethnicity, Migrations, and Nationalism; Anthropology of Social Marginalization; Cultural and Social Anthropology; Human Geography and Demographics; Political Anthropology; Regional Ethnology in Andalusia; Social Anthropology in America; Social Anthropology of the Iberian Peninsula.

Department of Spanish History
Spanish students have a general knowledge of the history of Spain. For this reason, it would be unusual for a foreign student to venture into a fourth- or fifth-year course in Spanish history without the appropriate background.

History of Andalusia in the Middle Ages, History of Contemporary Andalusia, History of Contemporary Spain (17th–20th Centuries), History of Medieval Spain (12th–13th Centuries), History of Modern Spain (14th–18th Centuries), Political Ideologies and Movements of Contemporary Spain, Spanish Political Institutions of the Modern Age, Spain Today (1936–present)

Schools of Biology, Chemistry, Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science
Courses in these schools are appropriate for majors only. There are no survey or introductory classes in these schools that are designed to fulfill general graduation requirements. Majors in these areas with high GPAs (3.5 and above), and strong Spanish language skills would be capable of taking classes in these departments after the first year of study. Please contact CIEE for more personalized advising and course listings.

NOTE: These schools are located about 20 minutes by bus from the central University building.

School of Economics and Business
Please refer to the Seville Business and Society program section of this catalog for course offerings.

NOTE: This school is a 25-minute walk from CIEE, or a 15-minute walk from the central University building.

School of Educational Sciences 
Students majoring in education or psychology may find some interesting classes in this area of study. Some of the concentrations include special education, pre-school education, elementary education, music education, physical education, and bilingual education.

NOTE: This school is a 25-minute walk from CIEE, or a 15-minute walk from the central University building.

Body Expression, Children’s Literature, Education for Diversity and Equality, English Pronunciation for Spanish Speakers, Flamenco, History and Analysis of the Methodology of Teaching English as a Foreign Language, History of Andalusia, History of Art in Spain: The Andalusian Artistic Legacy, History of Music and Folklore, Introduction to Philosophy, Linguistics, Multicultural Education, Music Language, Music Therapy, New Technologies Applied to Education, Psychology of Personalities, Sociology of Education, Techniques in Behavior Modification

School of Labor Sciences
Please look here if you are interested in classes in law, economics, human resources, and management.

NOTE: This school is a 25-minute walk from CIEE, or a 15-minute walk from the central University building.

Alternative Means to Conflict Resolution, Contemporary Social and Political History, Diversity in the Workforce and Employment; Economic History of Labor, Introduction to Economics, Marketing Strategies, Personnel Management, Politics of Local, Regional, National and International Development, Psychology of Labor Relations, Psychology of Work, Social Economics, Sociology, Sociology of Labor Relations, Spanish Economy, Strategic Management of Human Resources, Structures of Labor Markets, Systems of Labor Relations, Theories and Techniques of Negotiation, Theory, Structure and Dynamics of Collective Bargaining, Women and the Work Force

School of Law
Most classes in this school are yearlong so this option is only available for academic-year students.

NOTE: This school is a 25-minute walk from CIEE, or a 15-minute walk from the central University building.

School of Philosophy
These classes are year-long. Only academic year students may take these classes. Philosophy classes are appropriate for either the generalist or the specialist. Students who are majors should select classes after the second year. Students trying to fulfill general requirements (philosophy or theology) should take classes offered only during the first or second year of studies. 

NOTE: This school is a 15-minute walk from central University building.

Ethics, Greek and Oriental Thought, History of Philosophy (Ancient and Medieval), History of Philosophy (Modern), Introduction to Logic and Methodology, Introduction to Philosophy of Present Day Philosophical Thought, Logic, Methods of Philosophical Thought

School of Psychology
Highly recommended for psychology majors only. These classes are highly technical, statistical, clinical, and specialized. Most classes have labs. These are not appropriate for students seeking to fulfill general graduation credits.

NOTE: This school is a 15-minute walk from the central University building.

Child Psychology, Psychology of Communication, Psychology of Groups, Psychology of Human Resources, Psychology of Organizations, Social Development and Personality, Social Interaction, Social Psychology, Social Psychology of Communication, Social Psychology in Education, Social Psychology of Health, Theories of Personalities

UNIVERSIDAD PABLO DE OLAVIDE

The Universidad Pablo de Olavide is a one Campus university, that is, all the different seven Faculties are located within the same walking distance.

•             School of Business

•             School of Experimental Sciences

•             School of Social Sciences

•             School of Sport

•             School of Law

•             School of Humanities

•             Polytechnic School

EUSA, School of Communications

Many classes offered in EUSA would meet major requirements in the areas of public relations, communications, and journalism. Students should have excellent language skills (especially in journalism) and concentrate class selections in those offered after the first year. This school also offers classes in literature, history, and politics.

Academic departments include:

• Advertising and Public Relations
• Audiovisual Communication
• Journalism
• Tourism

More information can be found on EUSA’s website: https://www.eusa.es/