University of Alicante

The University of Alicante (Universitat d'Alacant in Valenciano) was developed in 1979 in union with the Center of University Studies, CEU, which opened in 1968. This was the first university for Alicante since 1834 when the former University of Orihuela was closed. With the first class sessions in 1968-69 there were just 230 students enrolled. Today the University is home to over 33,000 students. Besides offering Spanish language courses, University of Alicante has over 50 degrees and one of Spain's most reputable research institues.
The campus is considered to be one of the best in all of Europe. It has one of the best urban designs with innovative structures and buildings. The area encompassing the University is very environmentally-friendly, with a beautiful landscape mixed into the rich culture of the campus.
Spanish Courses At University of Alicante
At the University of Alicante the International Relations Centre (La Sociedad de Relaciones Internacionales – SRI) is responsible for organizing and teaching Spanish Language Courses.
All courses are taught at the University Campus which is known for it’s spacious green areas, modern buildings, infrastructures and student facilities. The teachers are all fully qualified with a professional training in Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language. They have a vast teaching experience and are an important reference for the students.
The Spanish Language courses are offered throughout the academic year as well as during the summer months. The standard courses have 3 hours per day and students can add an extra hour per day with the Complementary Courses. This way, students can design a course according to their needs and wishes.

