- Spain
- Granada
About Program
Spend a January, summer, semester or academic year in Granada, Spain with AIFS Abroad! You’ll earn up to 15 credits per semester through a variety of courses at the University of Granada. Courses are taught in English or in Spanish, depending on the program.
Volunteer opportunities are available to all students in a variety of areas.
Live in a Spanish homestay, in an apartment or, for an additional fee, in a student residence. Homestay students receive 3 meals per day, and residence students receive 3 meals per day Monday through Saturday. Apartment students will receive a meal allowance.
Enjoy activities such as:
• Visits to the Albaicín and the Cathedral of Granada
• Hiking in the Sierra Nevada mountains
• 3-day trip to Gibraltar, Seville and Córdoba
• Day trips to Nerja, Ronda (spring only) and La Alpujarra (fall only).
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Diversity & Inclusion 💙
BIPOC Support
LGBTQIA+ Support
Accessibility Support
Impact 🌎
Sustainability
Program Highlights
- Earn up to 15 credits and transcript issued by the University of Granada
- No previous Spanish language study required for the Spanish Language and Culture Program
- 3-day excursion to Gibraltar, Seville and Córdoba
- Health & Safety 24/7 emergency support and comprehensive insurance
- Volunteer opportunities
Popular Programs

Spend the summer in Granada, Spain with AIFS Abroad! Earn up to 20 credits studying at the University of Granada. Courses are taught in English and Spanish, with no previous Spanish language required for the Intensive Spanish Program.

Spend January term in the charming city of Granada, Spain, with AIFS Abroad! Earn 3 credits studying Spanish and Islamic Civilization and Culture. at the University of Granada. The last Moorish kingdom to fall, Granada is a city rich with both Islamic and Spanish history.

Complete a 3-credit, 45 hour total or a 7-credit, 120 hour* total internship. For the remaining 2 or 3 electives students can choose courses from the Spanish Language and Culture Program in Spanish or courses from the Advanced Hispanic Studies Program.