City features:

Like every great city in Europe, Seville has its share of must-see attractions, but the capital of Spain’s Andalusia region also boasts that quixotic quality that travellers yearn for the most: atmosphere. While the city’s lively mix of Gothic, Mudéjar, Renaissance and Modern architecture is dazzling, it’s the lust for life of the Sevillian people that makes a trip to Seville so unique and memorable. There’s an irresistible vitality to Seville that bathes Spain’s fourth-largest city with a warm and sunny glow. Whether swaying to the rhythmic tapping of a flamenco dancer’s nail-capped shoes or dancing the night away at a modern open-air discotheque, it’s hard to sit still in this engaging city.

Address in Seville, Spain:

EUSA University Centre, Seville, Spain
C/ Plácido Fernández Viagas, 4
Seville, Spain

Population:

2,000,000

Closest Airport:

Seville Airport

Sightseeing:

Cathedral of Seville, Real Alcazar, Plaza de Espana, Barrio Santa Cruz, Semana Santa, Museum of Flamenco Dance, Real Maestranza Bull Ring, Giralda Tower, Tower of Gold, Italica Roman Remains,
And then, within a 2.5-hour radius: Cadiz, Cordoba, Granda, Morocco, Portugal and many more

Shopping:

Nervión Plaza, Centro Comercial Plaza de Armas

How to get to university:

Walking, cycling, public transportation (5 minutes from campus)

Housing Off-Campus:

Host families placement: 600€ – 750€/month, Student dorms (off campus) around 350-600€/month, shared apartments around 250-450€/month Host families: It is important for students to know that living with families from Seville does not necessarily imply that they will have less freedom than students living in other modes of housing. This is a common misconception, as students requesting home-stays enjoy total freedom as they can enter and leave the apartment whenever they please. It is true, however, that there might be some common sense coexistence norms to be discussed with the families. This housing option has the prospective advantage of enhanced communication with locals, though success of such a process is much dependent upon interpersonal relations established between family members and students.

Dorm fees normally include shared or independent room, cleaning service, laundry facilities, meal plans, wireless connection, gyms, and more. Even though students may decide to secure this type of accommodation privately, the International Office will facilitate contact for a number of student dormitories that have accepted our students in the past.

Shared apartment prices usually include community fees. It is normal for water, electricity and gas prices to be averaged and paid up front. This is later agreed upon with the provider as part of the rental contract. At the time of signing the agreement, students are likely to be requested an advanced payment of a housing deposit to be reimbursed upon checkout and given no damage to the apartment is detected.