Spanish is not necessary for some courses. Established in 1996, the Art and Restoration track began at a fitting time as more urban areas struggle with questions of how to best preserve and maintain their artistic heritage in its cultural context, and how to grow with the future. The city of Seville, with over 2,500 years of history, offers an excellent opportunity to learn how one city approaches these questions. In this seven-week summer program, students observe, and then actively practice, the techniques and skills used in the preservation and restoration of art. Established in summer 2001, the Intensive Language track is the newest offering at the Council Study Center at the University of Seville.
Participants spend the program's seven weeks proactively engaged in language learning.
Outside classroom activities complement in-class lessons. Also established in summer 2001, the Politics and Economics track provides an opportunity for business and international business students to learn about the political and economical issues of the European Union.