In 1999, Southeast entered into a direct exchange agreement with the Universidad Antonio de Nebrija in Madrid, Spain. Situated in the center of Spain, this metropolis is best known for the Prado, one of the world's oldest and finest art collections, the Gran Via, the magnificent Palacio Real, and the Plaza Mayor. Students with two years of Spanish can enroll in advanced language courses and in other disciplines. Meals can be taken in the University's cafeteria at a reasonable cost. Airfare, housing, books, and incidental costs are additional and will vary from student to student.
Departmental scholarships are available to help defray costs.
Applicants must express a strong desire to learn Spanish and must be in good academic standing at the time of departure. Spanish majors will be given preference. Up to 12-15 credit hours of academic work at UNNE may be transferred to Southeast and recorded on the Southeast transcript. Letter grades will be recorded on the student's Southeast transcript upon return. Students should confer with Spanish faculty before going to Spain and should return to Southeast with appropriate materials for faculty to evaluate course content, such as syllabi, written work, exams.