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Direct questions to Kathleen Ellwood, Director of University Relations - East, or a member of the University Relations team at 1-877-449-2775.

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Upcoming Familiarization Trips include:


Discover Spain’s second largest city and CEA’s most popular student destination. Barcelona combines the charm of its medieval Gothic Quarter with stylish modern streets to offer a truly unique international experience. Barcelona is a vibrant and dynamic city that offers a glimpse into the geo- and socio-political systems that have defined Spain and its current autonomous regions for centuries, including the region of Catalonia.

CEA students have endless opportunities to engage in Barcelona’s multicultural lifestyle. As a participant on the Familiarization Trip you will be privy to the same opportunities, experiencing first-hand what makes Barcelona a catalyst for art, music, and visual cultures through its contrasting styles of architecture, including medieval Gothic cathedrals and Gaudi’s surreal buildings.



Cost of $800 Covers:
  • Participant airfare
  • Accommodations
  • Some meals
  • Cultural activities
  • Ground Transportation

Host Institutions:

Contact: Kathleen Ellwood, Director of University Relations - East
Kathleen.Ellwood@GoWithCEA.com
Tel: 480-751-9335

 

Florence: Famously known as the Birthplace of the Renaissance, Florence’s allure stems largely from this explosive era of new ideas, immense wealth and groundbreaking cultural patronage. Home to some of the Western World’s most creative and influential modern minds, the city continues to attract entrepreneurs, scholars, artists and study abroad students inspired by its history, vast cultural heritage and breathtaking environs.  Rediscover the value of an academic experience in Florence.

Rome: Rome is the hustle and bustle of NYC with a European twist,” wrote a 2011 CEA summer student.  In fact, the Eternal City remains a bustling metropolis after more than 2000 years of global power and influence.  Italy’s largest university town, Rome is one of Europe’s most important centers for art, politics, diplomacy, business, religion and cinema.  Explore what attracts your students to this vibrant and international city, where ancient meets modern and history is still being made.

Cost of $800 Covers:
  • Participant airfare
  • Accommodations
  • Some meals
  • Cultural activities
  • Ground Transportation

Contact: Kathleen Ellwood, Director of University Relations - East
Kathleen.Ellwood@GoWithCEA.com
Tel: 480-751-9335

Florence Hosting Institutions:

Rome Hosting Institutions:

Madrid: As Spain’s capital and largest cosmopolitan city, Madrid is known for its liveliness, friendly locals and innovation in art and culture. You will walk down the stone-paved streets and through history itself, past the flowering balconies of the 18th century buildings before arriving in Madrid’s city center, famous for tapas, shopping and entertainment. Discover why Madrid is the perfect location for students interested in Spanish language, culture, politics, and history.

Seville: Known for its charming atmosphere and the hospitality of its people, Seville is considered the conservator of traditional Andalusian culture. Renowned as the birthplace of flamenco, it is also home to stunning architecture such as the Cathedral, the Giralda, and the Alcázar – a 14th century palace. Experience first-hand why students are drawn to Seville, a smaller city with a big city feel.

Cost of $800 Covers:
  • Participant airfare
  • Accommodations
  • Some meals
  • Cultural activities
  • Ground Transportation

Contact: Kathleen Ellwood, Director of University Relations - East
Kathleen.Ellwood@GoWithCEA.com
Tel: 480-751-9335

Madrid Hosting Institutions:

Seville Hosting Institutions: