Middlebury School in Spain: Logroño

Logroño, a city of 110,000, is in the winemaking province of La Rioja. This area, in the north-central part of Spain, is where the Castilian language has its origins. The area's culinary delights, lively population, and more relaxed pace make Logroño a great alternative to larger cities. Students direct enroll at the Universidad de La Rioja alongside Spanish students.

Linguistic development and cultural understanding are at the core of the Middlebury Schools Abroad, and students have many opportunities for immersion, from coursework entirely in Spanish to housing with local families and students; from internships and volunteer work to activities among the student body of the Universidad de la Rioja. Our goal is to provide an enriching academic experience and to give students the best chance of actively engaging in their new environment.

All course work is conducted entirely in Spanish
Co-curricular activities
Excursions
Internships available in many fields
Housing in homestays, apartments and residencias
Courses in most liberal arts disciplines
Direct enrollment at the Universidad de la Rioja
Students agree to the Middlebury College Language Pledge

Spanish