Designed for students who are interested in rapidly improving their Spanish, this program is also ideal for students interested in exploring international justice and human rights. The human rights and criminal justice electives are taught in English. Participants with very little Spanish-speaking experience planning to enroll in the fall program are encouraged to attend a summer session to help build language proficiency. The programs take place in the Rosario Center, a beautiful, historic building in the heart of the city. Courses make extensive use of the city and its resources through academic excursions, and you will live with a local family.

Classes take place in the AHA Rosario Center, a beautiful, historic building in the heart of the city. You will participate in multiple excursions outside the city as part of your course work, and explore the many attractions within Rosario. The AHA center offers free wireless access for students, as well as quiet areas to study and meet with other students. The AHA center offers free wireless access for students, as well as quiet areas to study and meet with other students, and a small kitchen. At the center, students can make their own “mate” (a traditional Argentine beverage made of yerba mate) and coffee, enjoy the lovely floral courtyard, learn to make empanadas as part of a course, or come to a movie night. The center also houses a small reference and DVD library.

GPA Requirement 2.5

The FAQ document attached contains helpful program related information specific to Alma College Students.