Location
  • Spain
    • Seville
Industry
Accounting Advertising Agriculture Anthropology Arts Business Communications Culinary Arts Ecology Education Finance Healthcare Hospitality International Business Journalism Law Life Sciences Marketing Media Relations Performing Arts Psychology Public Policy Sports Science Sustainable Development Tourism +15
Need-based funding, Merit-based funding, General grants/scholarships, Payment plans, Work study, LGBTQIA+ funding, BIPOC funding
Health & Safety

Program Details

Compensation
Non-Monetary Benefits
Timeframe
Fall Spring Summer Winter
Housing
Apartment
Language
English
Weekly Hours
10

Pricing

Starting Price
6095
Price Details
• Housing (apartment and homestay options)
• Comprehensive collection of in-country support services including insurance, on-site support, social and wellness activities
• Tuition and registration
• Career and re-entry support
What's Included
Some Accommodation Activities Airport Transfers
Feb 07, 2024
Oct 21, 2024
26 travelers are looking at this program

About Program

Each year, almost 2 million talented and creative students (like you!) will graduate and enter the job market…at the same time! How will you set yourself up to rise above the competition and land that dream job? CEA CAPA’s internships in Seville, Spain allow you to gain the experience and skills employers seek! Access our extensive network of Seville-based companies to gain practical skills in your field, while having a life-changing experience in a city known for its down-to-earth lifestyle and diversity of internship options. Our program features a 120-hour, credit-bearing placement combined with an integrated academic seminar designed to support you over the course of your pre-professional experience in Seville. Tailored placements help you to meet your academic and professional goals; outside of work, CEA CAPA provides award-winning support and service at each step, including housing and social activities.

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Diversity & Inclusion

CEA CAPA provides, in conjunction with Diversity Abroad, Destination Guides which provide resources and tips for Black/African-American students, Latinx students, Asian American students, and all other students of color.
Through our personalized advising, CEA CAPA takes steps to understand the needs of a diversity of student identities like the LGBTQIA+ community. In addition to diversity and identity training, CEA CAPA leadership engage in continuous department level project work to identify and revise policies and practices using the appropriate Justice, Equity, Diversity or Inclusion lens as a frame to reduce bias and barriers that impact students, faculty, and staff. CEA CAPA is intentional in elevating diverse student voices and providing a platform for a broad array of identities to share their experiences abroad. The CEA CAPA World Blog promotes stories and personal experiences from the perspectives of diverse student bloggers and vloggers.
CEA CAPA is willing and able to assist students with learning disabilities and physical disabilities. Students are requested to disclose disabilities through the application health forms as part of their application and in discussion with their application advisor or program manager. The earlier CEA CAPA is made aware of learning or physical disabilities the better we can work with the student, institution, and overseas team to tailor an Individualized Education Program if necessary to support the student.

Impact

CEA CAPA makes a conscious effort to create study abroad experiences that leave a positive impact on host communities. Each location implements a variety of strategies to support the local community and promote sustainability. Examples include:

Use of recycling bins in Study Center locations and in CEA CAPA housing

Signage in CEA CAPA housing urging students to limit water and electricity usage

Students are often given reusable bags and water bottles upon arrival to limit single plastic use

Students are provided with instructions for acquiring transportation passes to promote use of public transportation rather than taxis

Program Reviews

4.85 Rating
based on 13 reviews
  • 5 rating 84.62%
  • 4 rating 15.38%
  • 3 rating 0%
  • 2 rating 0%
  • 1 rating 0%
  • Growth 4.8
  • Support 5
  • Fun 4.8
  • Housing 4.55
  • Safety 4.95
Showing 1 - 8 of 13 reviews
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Gigi
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Semester in Sevilla

Studying abroad was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. It pushed me out of my comfort zone, offering a new cultural perspective while fostering personal growth. The opportunity to study in a different country enriched my academic experience, and I gained valuable life skills like independence, adaptability, and global awareness.

Beyond the classroom, traveling to nearby cities and connecting with students from around the world created lasting memories and friendships. If you’re considering studying abroad, do it—you won’t regret it! It’s an experience that will shape you for life.

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
Spend as much time as possible exploring and wandering around. Sevilla has so much to offer.
20 people found this review helpful.
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Kelli
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Academic, professional, and personal growth while abroad!

All aspects of my semester in Sevilla were truly amazing! I took classes and worked an internship, which was such a cool opportunity. CEA classes were fun and informative, thanks to the passionate professors. My internship was at a law firm, which allowed me to gain unique experience in my desired career path, as well as improve my Spanish on a daily basis. I was really able to step out of my comfort zone. I can confidently say that I grew as a student, a professional, and a person while abroad!

39 people found this review helpful.
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Ryleigh
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Law office in Seville

My internship experience in Seville, Spain was an amazing experience and was a great fit for me! Aside from Seville being an amazing city as a whole, our internship coordinator at CEA CAPA did an amazing job finding great internship fits based on our majors. I worked in an immigration law firm and got to witness everyday tasks in a law office as well as compare it with what it is like back in the United States. Additionally, I got to use my Spanish a ton with clients and coworkers in the office during my internship!

What was the most unfamiliar thing you ate?
The most unfamiliar food in Seville, Spain was 'caracoles' which is Spanish for snails. Now, while i did not try it myself, a few people in my group did! The caracoles in Spain is different than escargot in other parts of the world, rather they are small little snails in shells served in a big bowl.
Pros
  • Safety in Seville
  • Comfortable housing
  • Easy ways of travel
Cons
  • Very hot weather if you aren't use to heat
37 people found this review helpful.
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Maisie
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

My best semester of college yet

Going abroad with CEA CAPA in Seville was one of the best decisions I've made. I didn't know much about the city prior to spending the semester there, but I can now say with confidence that it is one of my favorite cities in the whole world. Not only was the place itself amazing, but CEA CAPA did such a wonderful job of getting to know everybody in the program, introducing us to the way of life there, and making us feel comfortable and seen. I learned so much during this semester and made some incredibly strong connections with CEA CAPA staff and students that I will hold on to for a long time. This program also gave me the once in a lifetime opportunity to complete an internship abroad. This was an invaluable experience that gave me so much insight into the global world of business and allowed me to grow immensely as an individual. Overall, this CEA CAPA program was one of a kind and so special to me, and I would highly recommend it to anyone eager to make connections with other adventurous students and the world around them.

47 people found this review helpful.
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Zoe
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Stepping Out of My Comfort Zone

Embarking on a study abroad journey is a challenge in itself, but participating in an internship abroad adds another layer of complexity. When I decided to join CEA CAPA's Study+Internship program in Seville, Spain, I was prepared to step out of my comfort zone and embrace an entirely new experience; however, no amount of preparation could fully brace me for my first day at work. Surrounded by people speaking a different language, understanding different cultural norms, and operating under a different work system, I felt extremely out of place.
During the first couple of weeks, doubts clouded my mind, questioning if this program was really the right fit for me. Assigned to assist teachers across six classes with students ranging from 4 to 16 years old, each with varying English proficiency levels, I found myself unsure about how to connect with them. Teaching English was uncharted territory for me, and while I desired to forge connections with the students, I lacked the know-how to do so. Gradually, I mustered the courage to step out of my shell and engage more actively with both teachers and students. I learned to celebrate small victories, setting daily goals to connect with specific students. With time, my confidence grew, and I leaned on my teacher mentors for guidance and constructive feedback. Some teachers even provided opportunities for me to push my boundaries by designing and leading educational games for the students. Though far from flawless, the practice of designing and leading lessons, assessing the effectiveness of each one proved extremely valuable.
While not every moment was filled with joy, the dedication invested in engaging and improving within the internship role will provide extreme benefits in the long run. I felt like I jumped off the deep end with this experience, but the unwavering support and encouragement from both teachers and the CEA CAPA staff enabled me to push beyond my comfort zone and achieve success.

What was the most nerve-racking moment and how did you overcome it?
The most nerve-racking experiences for me abroad were the moments when I had to converse with locals in restaurants or public settings. Initiating dialogue in another language, especially when I wasn't entirely confident in my skills, proved quite stressful. Despite the initial unease, however, I made a conscious effort to engage in small talk or share prepared comments with these new people. Over time, I saw a gradual improvement in my ability to communicate.
To my surprise, the people I interacted with were incredibly understanding and supportive of my efforts to learn Spanish. Some even attempted to bridge the language gap by mixing in a bit of Spanglish, drawing from their own knowledge of English. With consistent practice, I began to feel more confident speaking with strangers, and I grew comfortable enough to ask for clarification if needed. While it wasn't always smooth sailing, I can confidently say that I made significant progress in navigating these conversations, which I consider a testament to my personal growth during my time abroad.
Pros
  • Cultural immersion and adaptation
  • Professional development
  • Social connection and mentorship
Cons
  • Initial challenges and discomfort
  • Language barrier
64 people found this review helpful.
Response from CEA CAPA Education Abroad

Hi Zoe! I'm so glad you got the chance to step out of your comfort zone, celebrate small victories, and find support while engaging and improving both professionally and personally while studying abroad in Spain! Thanks for sharing!

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Bronwyn
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Study and Internship in Sevilla!

I studied abroad with CEA CAPA in Sevilla, Spain during the Fall 2023 semester and had an incredible experience. I participated in a study and internship program and highly recommend it to other students, especially business students who are interested in working internationally in the future. The CEA CAPA team worked to make sure I found an internship that fit me and checked in throughout my program to see my progress. Their team is dedicated and genuinely cares about their students. I definitely recommend CEA CAPA if you are looking for a great program to study abroad with!

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
I recommend being open to anything and just going with the flow. Of course it's good to have plans and goals for your program but sometimes the best experiences are the ones that come up unexpectedly. Approach every day with an open mind and you'll have a great time!
Pros
  • International experience
  • Connecting with new people
  • Exploring other cultures
Cons
  • Homesickness
  • Not enough time in the day
  • Finding friends as a solo traveler
88 people found this review helpful.
Response from CEA CAPA Education Abroad

Hi Bronwyn! Thanks for your incredible review of studying and interning abroad in Sevilla. Your picture also captures how beautiful and iconic landmarks are around this wonderful city!

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Lindsay
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

CEA Capa Seville

The CEA Capa internship program in Sevilla, Spain was a wonderful experience in personal growth, academic and professional experiences, and cultural immersion. Through my time with CEA, I took one class on global communication which was an eye opening view on how to approach cultural differences in a variety of setting. I also had an internship in which I got let into the stress free atmosphere of the Spanish workplace. CEA also organized events to highlight an area of Sevilla's culture. My host mom was the sweetest (so was the cat) and engages me and my roommate in cultural conversations and showed us her favorite places in Sevilla (we ate at her favorite restaurant 6 times). It was a great program and I great way to experience life in Sevilla. Everyone was kind, warm, accommodating, and excited to share Sevilla with us.

What was the most nerve-racking moment and how did you overcome it?
The most nerve-racking moments was when I went to meet my internship supervisor in person for the first time. It was a thirty-five minute walk on the hottest day so far and I was so nervous mostly about what to wear. I wanted to make a good first impression to start our relationship on the right foot. I knew that Spain was a more relaxed environment than the U.S.'s strict hierarchal workplaces and kept thinking about how warm people had been to me so far and not to stress. To my surprise, when I showed up, my supervisor was wearing an ACDC tshirt and a baseball cap. We had a laugh about it and the friendly nature of your 'boss' was very surprising but very comforting.
Pros
  • Cultural immersion
  • Professional internship experience
  • Helpful and caring staff
100 people found this review helpful.
Response from CEA CAPA Education Abroad

Hi Lindsay! So glad you got to intern abroad in Seville. Your feedback is greatly appreciated!

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Camille
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Seville, Spain

Studying abroad with CEA CAPA in Spain was such an amazing experience. From the beginning of enrolling in the program, I felt such a support system from CEA. They worked with me from before I even arrived and had me prepared by the summer came. Once I arrived, they walked me through every step of adjusting. They had scheduled excursions for us throughout the country and events in the city that really helped us immerse in the culture. I would recommend studying abroad in Seville, Spain to anyone and especially with CEA CAPA

What was the most nerve-racking moment and how did you overcome it?
My most nerve racking moment was getting on the plane in the first place. I knew nobody going into this trip, but dont let that discourage you from taking this step. There was so many opportunities to meet people on my trip since the first day and CEA puts an emphasize on building a community.
137 people found this review helpful.

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