It must be noted that space availability in them is limited. They offer an overview of specific subjects, for students who share an interest in a variety of fields. They are also an excellent way of sharing university life with Spanish students. The SIJA Spanish acronym for the University Office of Cultural Activities and Sports- plans and organizes a great number of cultural activities and sports in which the students of the Course can participate along with their Spanish classmates. Students can choose from basketball, hiking, excursions throughout Spain, theatre, dance, music and many more.
Student associations are also highly active on Campus.
They are formed exclusively by University students who share common interests. For example, the Proyecto Charlie association, which organizes volunteer projects throughout the community. To accomplish this objective, the Course of Hispanic Studies fosters the integration of European students from the University Exchange Program Erasmus in the Course. This creates a classroom environment that takes into account the multiple and rich European perspectives. The University can also provide students with a personal e-mail account.