Overview

Program Type: Exchange
Dates: Spring Semester, fall semester or full academic year
Application Deadline: March 1 is the deadline for the following fall semester and academic year, and is also the priority deadline for the following spring. The secondary deadline for spring is October 1, on a space available basis. For spring 2010, one seat is available.
Language(s) of instruction: English and Spanish
Information Session Schedule

The University of Navarra is a private university based in Pamplona, Spain, with three other campuses: Madrid, San Sebastián and Barcelona. The University is consistently regarded as Spain’s top private University and is recognized among the most distinguished institutions in Europe.

Eligibility

Applicants should have successfully completed a minimum of 60 credit hours and have a 3.0 GPA. In addition, students must have completed (or have credit by examination) for SPN 312L by the semester of participation. Five semesters of college-level Spanish study are highly recommended. This program is restricted to students in the College of Communication.

Courses and Credit

The program at the University of Navarra offers a full array of courses, but students are expected to focus mainly on communication course work. Students sit in regular University of Navarra classes, and although some classes are taught in English, most are taught in Spanish. Courses are offered in Journalism, Advertising and Public Relations, and Radio, TV, Film.

The school also offers internship placements during the summer months in any one of the 300-plus Spanish and foreign companies with which it has agreements.

Accommodations

Students stay in off-campus student apartments or houses, and may share housing with local students or other international students. The University of Navarra housing office assists students with information on suitable housing arrangements.

Information for Exchange Students

The International Relations office at the University of Navarra provides information and resources to incoming exchange students.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Students may use any federal, state, or institutional aid they would normally be awarded by the Office of Student Financial Services (OSFS), excluding work-study, to help pay for study abroad. Financial aid awards can also be recalculated to cover increased costs associated with study abroad. Additionally, most private scholarships are applicable to study abroad - however, students must confirm that with the donor. Learn more about funding for study abroad.

Student Expenses

This is an estimate of student expenses for this program. Please note that these costs do not include recreational travel.

* UT tuition rates will vary based on your student status at UT.