Suffolk University Madrid

30/05/2024

Hasta siempre, Suffolk Madrid 🇪🇸❤️

26/02/2024

Are you looking for opportunities to come back to Madrid after you graduate? Here are some proposals:

Master in Management

IESE Business school is one of the most prestigious postgraduate schools in Spain. They offer a Master’s degree for recent graduates in any major to start a career in business. It is a very up-to-date program, with an international study body, and it is taught completely in English. They have organized a fascinating hands-on experience for your undergraduate students this coming weekend, March 2nd. Check it out!

Register here: https://apply.iese.edu/livemimexperience/

12/02/2024

This past weekend SUMC went on its first cultural trip of the semester and the destination this time was…. SEVILLA 💃🏻

Seville stands out among cities in Spain and that is reflected just by looking at it skyline. The trio of buildings composed of La Giralda, the Seville Cathedral, and the Royal Alcázar make up one of the most impressive sets of World Heritage Sites by UNESCO

While visiting the city, we toured all of its historic monuments, took time to see Plaza de España (arguably the most decorated in the country), and even got to see a stunning flamenco show 💃🏻

We hope our students enjoyed Sevilla as much as we liked taking them. Mil gracias!

05/02/2024

Last Friday, our HST 358 History of Spain class took a day trip to some of the most beautiful palaces near Madrid - La Granja and Riofrío! These two palaces are known for being the vacation home of many Spanish monarchs throughout history, as well as for having exquisite gardens 💐💐

16/01/2024

The semester has BEGUN!

This semester, our Welcome Trip was to... Valencia 🍊🔥

Located on Spain’s Mediterranean coast, the 2,000-year-old city boasts wide sandy beaches, striking architecture, a buzzing food scene and culture, without the crowds found in other large Spanish cities.

While we were there, we saw the charming old town and how it contrasts with the large futuristic buildings of the City of the Arts and the Sciences, explored the Albufera National Park where we had a paella lunch🥘, as well as some activities for our students to get to know each other

04/10/2023

Yesterday, our Politics of Spain class (POLS 367) visited Spain’s Congress building.

The Congress of the Deputies, as it is called in English, is the lower house of Spain’s legislative branch. This is the body tasked with deliberating and approving most of the country’s laws.

Made up of 350 members, the body represents all of the countries’ provinces and currently consists of 10 political parties.

Fun fact: during the last legislative term starting in 2019, women made up 48% of all members. Making Spain the European country with the highest percentage of women in parliament.

15/09/2023

Are you one of the first in your immediate family to be en route to obtain a bachelor's degree? If so, you may be first-gen!

Come enjoy delicious tapas and learn more about Suffolk University’s new Center for First-Generation and Educational Equity and what it means to be a first-generation college student.

The center's executive director, Dr. Abraham Peña, and its director of first-gen initiatives, Lisa Rivera, will be on campus to share more information about the first-gen programs and services Suffolk University offers.

All SUMC members are welcome to attend. Bring a friend!

07/09/2023

Campus Opening hours for Fall 2023

29/08/2023

It's time to meet Madrid properly 🙈

We will end Orientation Week with our Madrid Walking Tour – your chance to explore the captivating sights, sounds, and secrets that make Madrid so special. Our team of local tour guides is eager to show you around and help you feel at ease in the city that will be home for the next few months.

If you would like to join, meet outside the Ópera metro station near the statue of Isabel II at 4:45 p.m. You can also meet our orientation leaders in the lobby of the student residence at 4 p.m., and they will accompany you to the location.

Hasta pronto!

12/07/2023

Arrival Day on August 28th is coming up!

You're coming here to explore Madrid, Spain, and beyond. That's why Suffolk - Madrid offers a two-part orientation: four days to get to know your new home and campus, and four days in another scenic Spanish destination to explore the culture and your fellow students.

Your orientation sessions will focus on academic expectations, housing, transportation around town, Spanish social customs, and other information to help you transition to life in Madrid – followed by a four-day trip to an exciting destination outside Madrid where you'll explore another exciting Spanish city with new friends through fun activities and cultural events.

The Welcome Trip—which is included for all students in their program fee—is the best way for you to get introduced to Spain and some of its most scenic locales, Our goal is to introduce you to the best of Spanish culture: its cuisine, history, music, and customs.

The destination changes every semester, but it’s always somewhere exciting. You might watch the dancers’ feet fly at a live flamenco performance in Córdoba, stroll through the ornate streets in Salamanca, take a paella cooking class, relax on Mediterranean beaches, or take an easy hike for breathtaking views.

Our eight-day academic and cultural orientation will help you get settled into our campus and prepare you for the semester ahead.

For more information about Orientation Week please visit: https://www.suffolk.edu/madrid-campus/madrid-life/orientation

If you have any questions about Arrival Day or Orientation Week, please feel free to email: [email protected]

Suffolk University Madrid Campus offers students a two-part academic and cultural orientation. Students take a four-day trip to somewhere outside of Madrid and enjoy a three-day orientation in Madrid.

04/07/2023

From our campus here in Spain, we want to wish everyone in the US and abroad a happy and safe INDEPENDENCE DAY 🇺🇸🇺🇸

25/05/2023

SUFFOLK SERVES 🤝🏼

The group of 15 Suffolk students who participated in the Suffolk Serves program would like to say thank you to our community partners for their welcoming attitude and for showing them the value of community work. Students saw how neighbors in San Fermin area support each other, have managed to make their claims heard, and they now have better services and more opportunities for personal growth. Through the urban vegetable patch, after-school programs, youth groups, libraries, employment search support, food banks, and much more.

Students also loved feeding and petting animals at Kuna Ibérica, but what they most appreciated was the community experience. Thank you, San Fermin, ALUCINOS and Amed at the vegetable patch!