Study Abroad in Granada, Spain
Slideshow pictures taken by program participants.
Dates: June 9-July 6, 2018
The Granada, Spain study abroad program is designed to prepare lawyers to explore international movements and trends as related to politics and government to ascertain the role of the law. In the context of multiple political movements around the world, this program is intended to explore the influence and impact of the law as related to the administration and function of government and policy-making.
About
Eligibility | Application | Housing
Resources | Sponsors
Nondiscrimination Policy (PDF)
Cancellation Policy
Application Process
Checklists:
Application Process Checklist (Stetson Students)
Application Process Checklist (Non-Stetson Students)
Flowcharts:
Application Process Flowchart (Stetson Students)
Application Process Flowchart (Non-Stetson Students)
Preparation
Travel Arrangements
Cultures, Habits, and Attire | Travel Tips
Health Insurance | Liability and Insurance
Travel Form | Class and Field Trip Attendance Policy
Academics
Academic Program | Academic Policies
Calendar (PDF) | Class Schedule (PDF)
Courses | Course Materials
Field Trips | Faculty
Cost
Student Budget (PDF)
Financial Assistance
Deposit and Tuition Refund
Participants Offer Insight on Legal Study in Granada, Spain
Garnata, a magazine published in Spain, profiled five participants in Stetson's 2010 study abroad program. The insightful article details the students' observations on legal study in Granada, with comparisons to the U.S., and describes their varied interests -- from ballet to computer engineering to international relations.
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Why Visit Granada?
Granada provides the perfect backdrop for the study of international law. Granada is a beautiful city of about 300,000 in the southeast of Andalusia, at the foot of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. With its rich Arab past and monuments such as the Alhambra, Granada is a fascinating city in which to study. It provides students with opportunities for road trips to cities in Spain and Portugal, Southern Europe, and North Africa.