SiS Newsletter - January 2011 - I. P.: U. Malaga - PIEE
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Universidad de Málaga en ronda - PIEE
Description:
The University of Malaga International Program of Spanish Studies – P.I. E. E., established in Ronda in 1991, offers a truly valuable educational opportunity to all those interested in the language, culture and traditions of Spain.
The city of Ronda, situated in the heart of the incomparable Spanish southern countryside and midway between the attractions of Seville and the Costa del Sol, draws students from around the world. Some of the benefits enjoyed by the students attending the programme include:
- All levels of Spanish language classes which provide a customized curriculum.
- Small classes, maximum of 11 students, that ensure personalized attention.
- Flexible options of accommodation, which allows the students to create an atmosphere in which they will be most comfortable studying.
- Organized monthly excursions to nearby cities such as Seville, Granada, and Cordoba which serve to increase cultural awareness.
In this idyllic location, students not only benefit from class instruction but also from the enriching opportunity to experience authentic Spanish living.
Ronda is a safe and comfortable medium-sized community that provides a welcoming atmosphere for study and language practice as well as for discovering the nuances of the Spanish way of life.
For American Universities and Colleges we are offering the following programs:
- Summer Spanish Language Programs (4 weeks -June or July and 8 weeks -June and July-
- Spanish Language Programs (Fall tem Sep-Dec and Spring Term Feb-May)
- Hispanic Studies Program (Fall tem Sep-Dec and Spring Term Feb-May)
The teachers have all been qualified and selected by the University of Malaga and all of them have more than five years experience in teaching Spanish as a second language to international students.
For more information visit: www.rondapiee.org
Amigos del español
Sofia Vergara
Who was Griselda Blanco? For many years, this woman was only the ‘Black Widow’ or the ‘Cocaine Godmother’ two of the nicknames that the few people who knew her were using to identify her.
Sofía Coppola
A teenager and a rock star fall in love and get married in Director Sofia Coppola’s biographical drama, ‘Priscilla’. Literature has even found its way into her on-screen work.
Xolo Maridueña
The new DC action movie, 'Blue Beetle', is the first to feature a Latino superhero as the protagonist. The film tells the story of Jaime Reyes, a recent university graduate, who returns home to Ciudad Palmera when he comes into contact with a Beetle
