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Soccer and Study Abroad in Seville

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Program Overview

Embark on a Semester Soccer and Study Abroad Program in Seville, Spain, designed for both student-athletes of all genders eager for an exceptional training experience while studying abroad. This unique program combines elite soccer training with academic development and cultural immersion in one of Europe’s most dynamic soccer cities. Ideal for athletes looking to elevate their skills in the offseason while embracing the vibrant soccer culture of a world-class destination.

Program Highlights:

  • Professional Training: Experience elite coaching and training at the Sevilla FC Academy, under the guidance of expert staff from one of Spain’s top clubs.
  • Elite Soccer Program: Immerse yourself in intense conditioning and competitive preparation tailored for athletes aiming to reach the highest level of performance. This program is designed to push your limits and elevate your skills through rigorous training and professional-level coaching.
  • Cultural Exploration: Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Andalusia with guided tours and visits to iconic landmarks, including the stunning Alcázar of Seville and the majestic Plaza de España.
 

Train like a pro, enhance your soccer skills, and embrace the vibrant Spanish lifestyle. Develop athletic skills while making unforgettable memories in Seville!

Program Details

Program Availability

Fall

Sep 4, 2025 -

Dec 13, 2025

January + Spring

Jan, 2026 -

May, 2026

Spring

Jan, 2026 -

May, 2026

Requirements

Inclusions

Fees

About this program

Specialized Training Components

Training with Sevilla FC Academy ⚽

Training at SFC

Students may select to live with a local host family or in a student residence.

Homestays offer the unique opportunity to live with a local family, allowing you to engage in daily conversations in Spanish, join them for dinner, and immerse yourself in the local community. Many families hosting SSA students have long-standing relationships with us and are highly recommended by past participants.

Accommodation options include single or twin rooms, with full room and board, weekly laundry, and room cleaning included. Please note, that special dietary or housing requests can be accommodated but may incur an additional fee.

Ana and Jesús are phenomenal! Take the time to sit and chat with them over lunch/dinner; watch TV with them, ask them questions, etc. They want to get to know you and are always more than happy to answer questions. You’ve truly hit the jackpot with them as your host parents.

Nuria is the most loving and understanding person, if you are lucky enough to have her as your host mom please cherish your time with her. She is a charismatic women with many life lessons. Open up to her because at the end of the day she thinks of all her students as if they were her own kids. Always say thank you! Nuria always gives the best she can!

Get to know the family! They are so kind, fun, and loving. They truly care for their students. Eat at home a lot, the food is amazing.

Living in a student residence hall in Seville provides more than a place to stay; it’s a unique opportunity for both international and local students to immerse in the city’s vibrant culture, form lasting friendships, and create unforgettable memories. Strategically located, these halls offer easy access to universities, cultural sites, and essential amenities. They feature well-furnished rooms, communal areas for socializing and studying, and facilities like kitchens and laundry rooms.

Options include LIV RESIDENCE, offering private rooms in clusters with access to a pool, gym, and other amenities, and LACENTRAL, where you’ll share a twin room in a traditional Sevillian building. Space is limited, with priority given to students with special needs.

Due to Seville’s popularity, specific placements can’t always be guaranteed, and additional charges may apply. Early communication is crucial for securing accommodation. SSA ensures all residences meet standards for safety, cleanliness, and convenience, enhancing your study experience in Seville.

Academics

Course Selection

The available courses for students vary by program and are distributed between the SSA center and local universities. Please see the selection below, and contact us for the most current course information:

Subjects
Subjects

Course Name

Term

Credits

Syllabus

SPAN 214USV – LANGUAGES OF INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: HEALTHCARE AND VOLUNTARY WORK

Spring

3

SPAN 214USV – LANGUAGES OF INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: HEALTHCARE AND VOLUNTARY WORK

Term:

Spring

Credits:

3

SPAN 301USV – LEARNING SPANISH VOCABULARY

Spring

3

SPAN 301USV – LEARNING SPANISH VOCABULARY

Term:

Spring

Credits:

3

SPAN 333USV – INTRODUCTION TO TRANSLATION: CULTURE, VOCABULARY AND PROCESS

Fall, Spring

3

SPAN 333USV – INTRODUCTION TO TRANSLATION: CULTURE, VOCABULARY AND PROCESS

Term:

Fall, Spring

Credits:

3

USEVINTL – INTERNATIONAL STUDIES COURSES AT USEV

Fall, Spring

USEVINTL – INTERNATIONAL STUDIES COURSES AT USEV

Term:

Fall, Spring

Credits:

SPAN 343USV – CULTURAL REALITIES OF SPAIN

Fall, Spring

1

SPAN 343USV – CULTURAL REALITIES OF SPAIN

Term:

Fall, Spring

Credits:

1

SPAN 331USV – PROGRESSIVE SPANISH FOR ENGLISH-SPEAKING STUDENTS

Fall, Spring

3

SPAN 331USV – PROGRESSIVE SPANISH FOR ENGLISH-SPEAKING STUDENTS

Term:

Fall, Spring

Credits:

3

SPAN 317USV – WRITING IN SPANISH

Fall, Spring

3

SPAN 317USV – WRITING IN SPANISH

Term:

Fall, Spring

Credits:

3

SPAN 315USV – SPANISH IN AMERICA

Fall

3

SPAN 315USV – SPANISH IN AMERICA

Term:

Fall

Credits:

3

SPAN 313USV – ACQUISITION OF SPANISH PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY

Fall, Spring

3

SPAN 313USV – ACQUISITION OF SPANISH PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY

Term:

Fall, Spring

Credits:

3

SPAN 311USV – SPANISH GRAMMAR

Fall, Spring

3

SPAN 311USV – SPANISH GRAMMAR

Term:

Fall, Spring

Credits:

3

SPAN 305USV – CORRECTIVE PHONETICS AND CONVERSATION

Fall, Spring

3

SPAN 305USV – CORRECTIVE PHONETICS AND CONVERSATION

Term:

Fall, Spring

Credits:

3

SPAN 303USV – CONTRASTIVE GRAMMAR (SPANISH-ENGLISH)

Fall, Spring

3

SPAN 303USV – CONTRASTIVE GRAMMAR (SPANISH-ENGLISH)

Term:

Fall, Spring

Credits:

3

SPAN 212USV – PROGRESSIVE SPANISH FOR ENGLISH-SPEAKING STUDENTS

Fall, Spring

3

SPAN 212USV – PROGRESSIVE SPANISH FOR ENGLISH-SPEAKING STUDENTS

Term:

Fall, Spring

Credits:

3

SPAN 202USV – CONVERSATION AND COMPOSITION IN SPANISH

Fall, Spring

3

SPAN 202USV – CONVERSATION AND COMPOSITION IN SPANISH

Term:

Fall, Spring

Credits:

3

Course Name

Term

Credits

Syllabus

SPAN 340E: Sports Culture in Spain

Summer 1, Summer 2

4

SPAN 340E: Sports Culture in Spain

Term:

Summer 1, Summer 2

Credits:

4

BSMG 453E – Spanish Business Environment

Summer 1, Summer 2

4

BSMG 453E – Spanish Business Environment

Term:

Summer 1, Summer 2

Credits:

4

SPAN 312E – FOUNDATIONS OF SPANISH CULTURE

Summer 1, Summer 2

4

SPAN 312E – FOUNDATIONS OF SPANISH CULTURE

Term:

Summer 1, Summer 2

Credits:

4

Subjects
Subjects

SPDA 204S – REGIONAL FOLK DANCE

Summer 1, Summer 2

SPDA 204S – REGIONAL FOLK DANCE

Term:

Summer 1, Summer 2

Credits:

SPAN 102S – ELEMENTARY SPANISH II

Summer 2

4

SPAN 102S – ELEMENTARY SPANISH II

Term:

Summer 2

Credits:

4

SPAN 312M – FOUNDATIONS OF SPANISH CULTURE

May

4

SPAN 312M – FOUNDATIONS OF SPANISH CULTURE

Term:

May

Credits:

4

SPAN 310M – ADVANCED SPANISH II

May

4

SPAN 310M – ADVANCED SPANISH II

Term:

May

Credits:

4

SPAN 309M – ADVANCED SPANISH I

May

4

SPAN 309M – ADVANCED SPANISH I

Term:

May

Credits:

4

SPAN 204M – INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II

May

4

SPAN 204M – INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II

Term:

May

Credits:

4

SPAN 203M – INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I

May

4

SPAN 203M – INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I

Term:

May

Credits:

4

SPAN 102M – ELEMENTARY SPANISH II

May

4

SPAN 102M – ELEMENTARY SPANISH II

Term:

May

Credits:

4

SPAN 101M – ELEMENTARY SPANISH I

May Term

4

SPAN 101M – ELEMENTARY SPANISH I

Term:

May Term

Credits:

4

LTC 491SVL – SERVICE LEARNING

Summer 1, Summer 2

1

LTC 491SVL – SERVICE LEARNING

Term:

Summer 1, Summer 2

Credits:

1

LTC 491PS – PADDLE SURF

Summer 1, Summer 2

1

LTC 491PS – PADDLE SURF

Term:

Summer 1, Summer 2

Credits:

1

EDML 492S – SEMINAR FOR TEACHERS OF SPANISH: CULTURE IN THE CLASSROOM

Summer Term 2

4

EDML 492S – SEMINAR FOR TEACHERS OF SPANISH: CULTURE IN THE CLASSROOM

Term:

Summer Term 2

Credits:

4

EDML 394S – THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LEARNING A SECOND LANGUAGE

Summer Term 1

4

EDML 394S – THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LEARNING A SECOND LANGUAGE

Term:

Summer Term 1

Credits:

4

SPAN 335S – SPAIN AND THE EUROPEAN UNION

Summer Term 1

4

SPAN 335S – SPAIN AND THE EUROPEAN UNION

Term:

Summer Term 1

Credits:

4

SPAN 302S – SPANISH FOR BUSINESS

Summer Term 1, Summer Term 2

4

SPAN 302S – SPANISH FOR BUSINESS

Term:

Summer Term 1, Summer Term 2

Credits:

4

SPAN 326S – DIGITAL STORYTELLING

Summer Term 1, Summer Term 2

4

SPAN 326S – DIGITAL STORYTELLING

Term:

Summer Term 1, Summer Term 2

Credits:

4

SPAN 380S – MOSAIC: JEWS, MUSLIMS, CHRISTIANS AND THE SPANISH EXPERIENCE

Summer Term 1

4

SPAN 380S – MOSAIC: JEWS, MUSLIMS, CHRISTIANS AND THE SPANISH EXPERIENCE

Term:

Summer Term 1

Credits:

4

SPAN 312S – FOUNDATIONS OF SPANISH CULTURE

Summer Term 1, Summer Term 2

4

SPAN 312S – FOUNDATIONS OF SPANISH CULTURE

Term:

Summer Term 1, Summer Term 2

Credits:

4

ARHI 386S – AL-ANDALUS: ART AND CULTURE OF MUSLIM SPAIN

Summer Term 2

4

ARHI 386S – AL-ANDALUS: ART AND CULTURE OF MUSLIM SPAIN

Term:

Summer Term 2

Credits:

4

SPAN 425S – WOMEN WRITERS OF SPAIN

Summer Term 2

4

SPAN 425S – WOMEN WRITERS OF SPAIN

Term:

Summer Term 2

Credits:

4

SPAN 360S – CONTEMPORARY SPANISH THEATER

Summer Term 1

4

SPAN 360S – CONTEMPORARY SPANISH THEATER

Term:

Summer Term 1

Credits:

4

SPAN 310S – ADVANCED SPANISH II

Summer Term 2

4

SPAN 310S – ADVANCED SPANISH II

Term:

Summer Term 2

Credits:

4

SPAN 309S – ADVANCED SPANISH I

Summer Term 1, Summer Term 2

4

SPAN 309S – ADVANCED SPANISH I

Term:

Summer Term 1, Summer Term 2

Credits:

4

SPAN 308S – SPANISH FOR THE HEALTH PROFESSIONAL

Summer Term 1, Summer Term 2

4

SPAN 308S – SPANISH FOR THE HEALTH PROFESSIONAL

Term:

Summer Term 1, Summer Term 2

Credits:

4

SPAN 204S – INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II

Summer Term 1, Summer Term 2

4

SPAN 204S – INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II

Term:

Summer Term 1, Summer Term 2

Credits:

4

SPAN 203S – INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I

Summer Term 1, Summer Term 2

4

SPAN 203S – INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I

Term:

Summer Term 1, Summer Term 2

Credits:

4

Academic Institutions

SSA Center

Nestled in the heart of Seville, Spain, the SSA Center is a beacon of academic and cultural exchange. This distinguished center serves as a bridge connecting students from North America to the rich tapestry of Spanish language and culture. Boasting state-of-the-art facilities, the SSA Center provides an immersive environment for language learning, fostering a dynamic space where students can enhance their proficiency in Spanish. Beyond academics, the center is a hub for cultural engagement, offering a plethora of activities, events, and programs that allow students to deepen their understanding of Seville’s vibrant traditions and contemporary influences. The SSA Center stands as a testament to the enduring cross-cultural partnerships and creating an enriching space where students can embark on a transformative journey of education and cultural discovery.

Students standing before the SSA Center in Seville, Spain

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Fall

Sep 4, 2025 -

Dec 13, 2025

January + Spring

Jan, 2026 -

May, 2026

Spring

Jan, 2026 -

May, 2026

Requirements

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INSTITUTIONAL RELATIONS COORDINATOR; WEST/MIDWEST

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Don’t hesitate to drop a message. No question is too small!

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INSTITUTIONAL RELATIONS MANAGER; NORTHEAST

The IRs are your go-to contacts for navigating the complex study abroad process. 

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