Housing
It is in the home that students can most benefit from the opportunity of living the language,
and learning the culture of the host country.
Fall Semester
Come and study at the ICS from September to December. Spend your Autumn in Seville and earn up to 18 credits
Spring Semester
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ICS News
Flamenco Night at La Carbonería
This Tuesday, October 1 will be our first evening extracurricular activity. We will be heading over to La Carbonería for a traditional flamenco performance. We will meet at the Puerta Jerez metro stop at 7:45pm to walk over to the performance together. Students can...
US Absentee Voter Registration Meeting
This Wednesday, October 2 at 7pm a representative from the US voter registration agency will be coming by to assist students with registering as a absentee voter in the 2024 general election. Students will also have a chance to learning about the process when voting...
Language Exchange Night at Café Tarifa
This Thursday October 3 we will be going to Café Tarifa in the heart of the Alameda area of Seville for their language exchange night. We will be meeting at the Puerta Jerez metro stop at 9pm to walk over to the location together. Students can sign up by coming to the...
As most students arrive in Seville feeling somewhat jet-lagged and often a bit disoriented, the ICS organizes a first week of fun activities geared to get everyone introduced to the city of Seville, to their stay in Spain, to their classmates & friends of the next few months and, at the same time, offer a truly pleasant and memorable first week in town
On the day after the student group arrival, a thorough Orientation session is given at the ICS in which different members of faculty discuss academics, housing, and all kinds of information useful for helping you to be prepared for your semester abroad. After Orientation, a breakfast buffet is set up and it is then, over coffee, croissants and a whole array of tasty foods, that you will get to know your classmates, professors and faculty.
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Each day of Welcome Weekend has something new and exciting for our new students. In the morning, you are taken on two different walks downtown where you will be shown some of the most historic sights and monuments Seville has to offer. Friday ́s walk includes a stop for a typical Andalusian breakfast of “tostada con café” at a quaint coffee bar in the historic neighborhood of Triana.
Saturday’s walk includes a stop for a bite of delicious “churros” with thick and rich hot chocolate. Each walk is approximately two hours long and you will enjoy not only the lively activity of downtown Seville, but will learn how to move about in your new city.
The ICS night activities are just as entertaining as the morning ones, if not more! You will meet us
downtown to see the best Flamenco show in Seville at “El Museo del Baile Flamenco”. It is a night to remember of Flamenco singing, guitar-playing and absolutely mesmerizing dancing!
Sunday is a Free Day! You can sleep in, discover the city on your own, or make a day trip to any one of the many fascinating and beautiful towns or beaches nearby!
No Welcome Week would be complete without our one-hour River Cruise down the Guadalquivir. With lots of food, beverages, and music on board private luxury boats, a relaxing and enjoyable time is guaranteed! It is always a delightful and amusing evening of trying new foods, seeing sites and forging friendships.
To complete our week of activities we organize a shopping excursion to the mall of Metromar, in the town of Mairena del Aljarafe. Not only can you take advantage of the shop sales and discover a new part of town, but
by going by metro, you will learn how to use the public transportation system. All in all, it’s always a fun evening.
Every semester the ICS organizes these activities for new students and all activities are free of charge.
ICS Student Blogs
The Final Week
Hannah Fernander reflects on her personal growth during her time this summer in Seville and the fond memories and close friendships that she has developed during her study abroad experiences. She gives a fond farewell to Seville in this final blog for the summer term....
Studying Abroad As a Person of Color in Seville, Spain
In our first ICS vlog, we explore the unique experiences of students of color studying abroad in Seville, Spain....
Best Study-Abroad Program Provider 2024 – Spain
We are proud to announce that the International College of Seville has been awarded Best Study-Abroad Program Provider 2024 - Spain at the Private Education Awards hosted by Wealth and Finance International! This prestigious award celebrates excellence in private...
'The Places You Can Go' ICS Podcast
Integrating Intercultural Competencies in Higher Ed: Insights from Dr. Richard Johnson
In this episode of The Places You Can Go, we sit down with Dr. Richard Johnson, Professor of English and Humanities at Harper College and a pioneer in international education. Dr. Johnson shares his innovative strategies for integrating intercultural competencies...
Through Our Eyes: Being a Person of Color Studying Abroad
In this episode of The Places You Can Go, we delve into the vital topic of studying abroad as a person of color. Evan Kindle and student guest host, Kashaf Rizwan, sit down with guests, Maygen Daugherty and Hannah Fernander, to discuss navigating the complexities of...
Cultural Immersion Through Volunteering while Studying Abroad
In this episode, host Evan Kindle and guest host Kashaf Rizwan, a Marketing and Sales Major from the College of DuPage and Summer 2024 ICS Student, sit down with Elliott Garvey, an English teacher at BLS Language Academy in Seville, Spain. Elliott shares insights into...
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