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    • Florida State University

    • The Florida State University International Programs - Culture & History in South America: Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay

      Housed in the facilities of the Universidad Politécnica de Valencia in Uruguay, the program will interest students of Spanish language, literature, and culture as well as students interested in such areas as business, history, and international affairs. The program will take place during the late fall and early winter in the southern hemisphere. In addition to completing their Florida State academic credit course work, our students may interact with visiting students from Valencia, Spain, thus being More...
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    • Spanish Abroad, Inc.

    • Study Abroad in Uruguay: Summer

      We offer Spanish language immersion programs with some of the finest language schools throughout Latin America and Spain.
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    • Western Michigan University

    • Latin American Economies

      Uruguay serves as a point of departure for understanding the complexities of the Latin American economies. The region faces many economic challenges including vast informal employment, poverty and inequality, migration, and environmental challenges. We will observe these in our stay and explore how Uruguay and other Latin American nations deal with these issues. Other areas of focus include the delivery of healthcare, inflation, exchange rate systems, property rights and the many ways that Latin More...
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    • River Plate Seminars

    • Art, Literature and Politics in 21st Century Argentina and Uruguay

      Short lectures from the principal instructor introduce the topics to be studied, but most class time is devoted to discussion of readings and experiences during site visits. Readings include a variety of genres, with historical works devoted to Argentine and Uruguay culture (Hernández, Sarmiento, Rodó), short stories from important 20th century fiction writers (Cortázar, Ocampo, Borges, Bioy Casares, Arlt), one short allegorical novel on the Perón years (Bioy Casares), memoirs, poetry and government More...
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