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NYU Madrid, founded in 1958, is NYU's oldest global academic center. Over 6,000 undergraduate students from universities and colleges throughout the United States have studied Spanish language, literature, culture, art, anthropology, politics, and cinema at NYU Madrid. NYU faculty and Spanish university professors who are recognized exper... read moreNYU Madrid, founded in 1958, is NYU's oldest global academic center. Over 6,000 undergraduate students from universities and colleges throughout the United States have studied Spanish language, literature, culture, art, anthropology, politics, and cinema at NYU Madrid. NYU faculty and Spanish university professors who are recognized experts in their fields teach both language and subject courses. Students of all language levels find courses suited to their needs. Those with no previous knowledge of the language take elementary-level courses and subject courses taught in English, or they may enroll in the Fast Track Spanish for Beginners Program to raise their proficiency levels rapidly in just one semester. Students who are fluent in Spanish take all of their courses in Spanish at the NYU center or during the spring semester only, they may take up to two courses at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM). Less
I was at the Universidad de Carlos Tercera and loved it. School was a lot harder than I expected. I recommend it-- all classes in Spanish and I had a great host family. Read more
Great time overall - great weather. A few issues: 1. food in homestay sucked 2. need more exposure with madrilenos. Warning: food in Madrid is horrible. other parts of Spain, much better Read more
It was very well organized & the institution had planned trips for us to go on which was an introduction to the culture in an academic standard. Read more
I thought NYU did a good job creating community, which isolated its students from Madrileno culture. I felt it was harmful to my trying to integrate into the culture being on an NYU program. Read more
It was a great experience for me except for the homestay where I was cooked pasta every single dinner, hardly traditional. The planned trips were great. Read more
I really enjoyed the warm community feel of NYU in Madrid, and the professors were excellent. I was thrilled to be taking a course on artwork of the Prado museum, and to become immersed in Spanish culture. the only part of the program I didn't like was the trips that we were required to go on at the beginning; I felt that the administration was excessive in planning them. Read more
Where: NYUs faculty is located in a residential area so you are not near the center of Madrid or near the University of Madrid.
My housing was excellent. Lived with a family in the barrio of Salamanca. Bit ritzy area so felt I didn't get the total experience of what life is like for everyday people living in Madrid or other barrios. Read more
Overall a good program. I recommend it. Just bring someone else along if you're not from NYU. Madrid is much better if you've got a friend in the city. Read more
It was a great experience for me except for the homestay where I was cooked pasta every single dinner, hardly traditional. The planned trips were great. Read more
Great time overall - great weather. A few issues: 1. food in homestay sucked 2. need more exposure with madrilenos. Warning: food in Madrid is horrible. other parts of Spain, much better Read more
I really enjoyed the warm community feel of NYU in Madrid, and the professors were excellent. I was thrilled to be taking a course on artwork of the Prado museum, and to become immersed in Spanish culture. the only part of the program I didn't like was the trips that we were required to go on at the beginning; I felt that the administration was excessive in planning them. Read more
I was at the Universidad de Carlos Tercera and loved it. School was a lot harder than I expected. I recommend it-- all classes in Spanish and I had a great host family. Read more
Experience was a blast. Recommended homestay for language exposure. NYU goes out of their way to expose students to the culture. NYU has its own classrooms in Spain which helps maintain program quality. Read more
Where: NYUs faculty is located in a residential area so you are not near the center of Madrid or near the University of Madrid.
My housing was excellent. Lived with a family in the barrio of Salamanca. Bit ritzy area so felt I didn't get the total experience of what life is like for everyday people living in Madrid or other barrios. Read more
I was at the Universidad de Carlos Tercera and loved it. School was a lot harder than I expected. I recommend it-- all classes in Spanish and I had a great host family. Read more
Great time overall - great weather. A few issues: 1. food in homestay sucked 2. need more exposure with madrilenos. Warning: food in Madrid is horrible. other parts of Spain, much better Read more
It was very well organized & the institution had planned trips for us to go on which was an introduction to the culture in an academic standard. Read more
I thought NYU did a good job creating community, which isolated its students from Madrileno culture. I felt it was harmful to my trying to integrate into the culture being on an NYU program. Read more
It was a great experience for me except for the homestay where I was cooked pasta every single dinner, hardly traditional. The planned trips were great. Read more
I really enjoyed the warm community feel of NYU in Madrid, and the professors were excellent. I was thrilled to be taking a course on artwork of the Prado museum, and to become immersed in Spanish culture. the only part of the program I didn't like was the trips that we were required to go on at the beginning; I felt that the administration was excessive in planning them. Read more
Where: NYUs faculty is located in a residential area so you are not near the center of Madrid or near the University of Madrid.
My housing was excellent. Lived with a family in the barrio of Salamanca. Bit ritzy area so felt I didn't get the total experience of what life is like for everyday people living in Madrid or other barrios. Read more
