All courses are taught by Spanish faculty or the resident director. Upon successful completion of a semester, students earn 16 Boston University credits.
Students also take a course in Spanish civilization and culture taught by the resident director.
Students may choose from a wide variety of subjects, such as art history, cinema, economics, politics, psychology, and Spanish literature. Internships are described on the next page. Prior to the start of regular courses at UAM, students in Level III enroll in an advanced-level seminar on contemporary Spain. Program participants then choose three courses from a wide array of subjects offered at the university.