Partner Universities & Middlebury’s Sede Prim

 

Sede Prim – Madrid

The Middlebury College School in Spain is housed at the Sede Prim, a very central location within short walking distance of Colón, Cibeles, and Puerta del Sol, as well as the National Library, the museum district and the theatre district. At the Sede Prim, Middlebury has its main offices for Spain, classrooms, a computer room, and a small reading library. All students, including graduate students studying at the Middlebury School in Spain are from U.S. colleges and universities,

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM) – Madrid

The Universidad Autónoma de Madrid is a public university established in 1968.  It enrolls over 30,000 undergraduate and graduate students in more than 150 academic programs offered at their seven schools in the Cantoblanco campus. The campus is located 15 kms north of Madrid and is about a 40-minute train ride from the Sede Prim. The UAM offers courses in the fields of anthropology, art history, biochemistry, biology, environmental science, geography, history, linguistics, math, music, and psychology, among others. Middlebury graduate students pursuing the M.A. in Spanish may take up to two courses at the UAM.

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid  (UC3M) – Madrid

Located in Getafe and Leganés, the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid was founded in 1989, and enrolls over 21,000 undergraduate and graduate students. It is accessible by train from Madrid (about 50 minutes from the Sede Prim). The academic focus in Getafe is on the social sciences, with programs in economics, journalism, law, political science, film and media studies, and the humanities. Students in Leganés will study computer science.

Universidad de Córdoba (UCO) – Córdoba

The public Universidad de Córdoba was founded in 1972, and is the third oldest existing university in Andalucía. With over 18,000 students, the school offers 39 degrees and access to various cultural activities. UCO also maintains three sports pavilions, swimming pools, and a variety of courts, competition tracks and fields. The university offers a wide variety of academic disciplines.  This site is particularly interesting for students majoring in history, art history, languages and literature, or science.