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Camino de Santiago Course
Follow in the footsteps of generations of pilgrims and fall into sync with your mind, body, and spirit!
Follow in the footsteps of generations of pilgrims and fall into sync with your mind, body, and spirit!
Join us for a transformative experience this summer as we combine academics and cultural immersion in Granada, Spain and then walk the Camino de Santiago. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity! This is an academic course that has been universally designed so that students from any major/minor or academic background can receive credit for the experience. The program is an an academic collaboration with Metropolitan State University of Denver
What is the Camino de Santiago?
What is the Camino de Santiago?
The Camino de Santiago, the Way of St. James, is an ancient pilgrimage path dating back more than a thousand years with its destination as the shrine of the apostle St. James. This route stretches across the north of Spain and has regained popularity in recent years for many reasons. More than 300,000 pilgrims complete it each year and the U.S. stands proudly as its fourth most numerous pilgrimage nation. Come walk your “Camino” with us while enjoying the beautiful scenery and getting the most out of the visits along the way with the help of our learned staff. Focus on your walk, your thoughts, and leave the rest to Arcos Learning Abroad!
PROGRAM DATES
DURATION
PROGRAM NAME
PRICE
2025 SESSION CLOSED
(May 19 - Jun 20)
33 days
Camino de Santiago course (6 credits) & Hiking the Way
$6,150
2025 SESSION CLOSED
(May 19 - Jun 20)
33 days
Spanish (3 credits) + Camino de Santiago course (6 credits) & Hiking the Way
$6,945
DETAILS
DETAILS
Spend 24 days taking classes in the historic city of Granada, Spain.
You will live with a Spanish homestay in Granada! This is a true cultural immersion experience.
The price includes 6 to 9 transferable credits.
The price includes room and board (housing and meals) and program excursions for the entire five weeks of the program.
Following the coursework in Granada, you will spend 9 days walking the amazing Camino de Santiago as part of the learning experience!
CAMINO ITINERARY
CAMINO ITINERARY
Day 1: Travel from Granada to Sarria
Day 2: Sarria to Portomarín (23 km)
Day 3: Portomarín to Palas de Rei (25 km)
Day 4: Palas de Rei to Arzúa (26 km)
Day 5: Arzúa to Pedrouzo (24 km)
Day 6: Pedrouzo to Santiago (20 km)
Day 7: Free day to rest and explore Santiago
Day 8: Santiago excursions
Day 9: Program ends in Santiago
WHAT'S INCLUDED
WHAT'S INCLUDED
University Tuition & Fees
Homestay in Granada (3 meals/day)
Laundry (in Granada)
International Medical Insurance
Program Orientation
Onsite Directors & Staff
Excursions
Cultural Activities
Transcript Processing
Airport Transfers
ACADEMICS
ACADEMICS
SPA 390C Place, Space, and the Creation of Community: Understanding Self and Europe through the Camino de Santiago Pilgrimage
SPA 390C Place, Space, and the Creation of Community: Understanding Self and Europe through the Camino de Santiago Pilgrimage
6 credits (90 contact hours)
The course is multi-disciplinary, meaning that the 6 credits earned may apply to any major or minor and can be counted as elective credit.
This course is TAUGHT IN ENGLISH. There is no minimum level of Spanish proficiency required.
For questions about the course and course equivalencies please contact Dr. Lunden MacDonald at mannl@msudenver.edu.
Spanish (optional)
Spanish (optional)
3 credits (45 contact hours)
Choose any level of Spanish language (Beginner I, Beginner II, Intermediate I, Intermediate II, Advanced I, Advanced II)
The Spanish course is taught at iNMSOL, a language institute in Granada, with Metropolitan State University of Denver (MSUD) as the School of Record.
FINANCING
FINANCING
If eligible, you can use financial aid to finance this academic program. For advising regarding the use of financial aid on the program, please contact Dr. Lunden MacDonald at mannl@msudenver.edu. Dr. MacDonald can explain the process and hep get you referred to the appropriate financial aid contact at your home institution.
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