Fordham in Granada Summer Program

The city of Granada, a recognized World Heritage Site by UNESCO, is one of the most beautiful cities in Spain and the world. It is also the hometown of Federico García Lorca and a center of flamenco culture. The Alhambra Palace, the Sacromonte and Albacín neighborhoods, the Cathedral, and the numerous Baroque churches of the city are testimonies of a rich past, which continues to be alive through its vibrant university community.

SPAN 2001 - Spanish Language and Literature. (3 Credits)

Study of selected literary texts and review of pertinent grammatical structures, textual analysis, composition, and conversation. Conducted in Spanish.

Attribute: IPE Major, Fulfills Fordham College language core requirement

Prerequisite: SPAN 1502.

HIST 4353 - Renaissance and Renewal (4 Credits)

The Renaissance and Reformation forced important changes in European religion and culture. Using a range of materials from art, literature, and religious writing, we will explore the renewal of Catholicism in the 16th and 17th centuries, especially in Italy, Germany, France, and Spain. Our goal will be to examine the interplay of religion, culture and life, and the significance of the Catholic Reformation in European and world culture. This course is taught in English.

Attribute: AHC (Advanced History Core), HIEH (European History Requirement for Major), EP3

Students will live in homestays. Homestay families provide breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as a supportive environment for participants to acclimate to their new surroundings. 

Please visit our costs and funding page for more information. 

Summer 2023 Dates:

May 28: Students arrive in Granada (must depart the US on May 27)

June 30: Students leave Granada