SAIIE

Just got back from a fun activity with our summer 2026 students. Guess where we took them?

Tomorrow more😊

🎨 This Winterim 2027, are you ready to explore WORLD ART (ART 301 – 3 Credits), taught entirely in English in Seville, Spain?

In this unique course, the city of Seville becomes your classroom. Students explore the historical, artistic, social, economic, and religious influences that have shaped one of Europe's most fascinating cultural centers. From iconic monuments and architectural masterpieces to hidden artistic treasures, you'll discover how art reflects the history and identity of a city shaped by centuries of cultural exchange.

✨ What you'll experience:
🏛️ Visits to some of Seville's most important monuments and artistic landmarks
🎨 Exploration of world art through real-life observation and discussion
🌍 Understanding the cultural influences that have shaped Seville throughout its history
📚 A hands-on approach to learning beyond the traditional classroom

By the end of the course, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for art, architecture, history, and the cultural connections that continue to shape our world.

Contact Alexis, at the International Education & Engagement at UW-La Crosse, at: [email protected] to start your application now.

Look who stopped by the SAIIE Cennter today!

We were delighted to welcome our dear friend and colleague, Alexis, Internationa Program Manager with the UW-La Crosse International Education & Engagement office.

We always enjoy spending time with our friends from the United States, share ideas, strengthen partnerships, and explore new ways to collaborate in international education. And the bext part? We'll get to continue the conversation when Alexis returns on Monday!

Thank you for visiting us today, Alexis. Its always a pleasure to host you our UW-La Crosse partners in beautiful Sevilla!

A meaningful alumni visit at SAIIE 🇪🇸

Today we were delighted to welcome Brad Rowe, SAIIE alumnus from the 1990-91 cohort (University of Wisconsin-Madison), back to Seville for the first visit since completing his study abroad experience over 30 years ago.

Brad is currently a lecturer in the Public Policy program at UCLA, where he teaches undergraduate students preparing for careers in public service and governance.

During his visit, he also had the chance to reconnect with Regla, who was part of the SAIIE team during his time as a student.

We are grateful for visits like this that highlight the long-term impact of international education and the lasting connections formed in Seville.

Two days in Sevilla 🇪🇸 and already fully immersed.

From the SAIIE centre welcome session to a ceramic workshop, flamenco show, and a visit to the Alcazar… The Viterbo 2026 group is off to an incredible start.

More experiences to come😊🙏.