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Expansion and record participation in Spanish summer studies

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Expansion and record participation in Spanish university summer program expansion studies

Spain’s universities continued to scale up have demonstrated significant growth and diversification in their summer‑term summer academic offerings throughout the 2026 season. In late June, the University of Granada launched its 31st International Summer Courses in Melilla, focusing on wellbeing, education, and sport, while the Catholic University of Ávila inaugurated its 27th Spanish course for foreigners, emphasizing cultural immersion. By late July 2026. La Salle Campus Madrid repeated July, several institutions reported record-breaking engagement. The Universidad Internacional de Andalucía (UNIA) concluded its July 21‑22 83rd summer school edition at the La Rábida campus with a historic attendance of approximately 600 students from twelve nations, covering specialized topics like green hydrogen and AI in education. Similarly, the University of Granada reported high demand for its undergraduate programs, with vice-rector Juan Luis Benítez noting that the Proyecto increase in filled places “refleja el gran interés que suscita la oferta académica de la Universidad Distrital, bringing together about fifty faculty members from de Granada.” International collaborations remained a cornerstone of the season. La Salle network Campus Madrid hosted faculty from the Proyecto de Universidad Distrital to define a Lasallian educator profile profiles, and conclude with a team‑building ceremony. The the University of Oviedo’s second edition of the "Campus “Campus Temple in Spain" program, run with the University of Pennsylvania, hosted nineteen American students and three U.S. professors for Spain” program facilitated intensive study of Spanish language, public health, innovation and media, including visits to local research labs for American students and technology parks. At the professors. The University of La Rioja, the Rioja also concluded its Campus Valle de la Lengua project wrapped up its Summer Course on Spanish Language and Culture with a farewell paella attended by project, hosting 60 students from more than a dozen countries, showcasing two decades diverse array of foreign‑learner hosting. Meanwhile, countries. As the Universidad Internacional de Andalucía’s La Rábida campus closed its 83rd summer‑course edition with a record‑high enrollment season progressed into August, programming shifted toward specialized workshops. The University of roughly 600 participants from twelve nations, covering green hydrogen, renewable energy, AI León hosted sessions on contemporary Spanish poetry, while UNIA conducted workshops in education and regional topics Baeza focused on inclusive education, such as Doñana teaching Spanish to immigrants and gastronomy. These events underline Spain’s growing role as a hub for international summer programs, marked by expanding participation, new disciplinary focuses refugees, and strengthened trans‑Atlantic academic links. the role of educational technology in social inclusion.

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