Holiday Availability: All IES Abroad offices will be closed on Dec 24, Dec 25, Dec 31, and Jan 1 as we take some time to celebrate. During the weeks of 12/22 and 12/29, our team will be smaller, so responses may take longer than usual. Thanks for your understanding—and happy holidays!

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Spanish Language Placement Assessment & Levels Prior to arrival, you will complete the Language Placement Assessment Form and participate in an assessment interview. This process is meant to assess your Spanish proficiency level for course planning purposes. The results will be used to determine your placement for your IES Abroad Spanish language class. Faculty in Quito evaluate the results of your placement assessment, the last Spanish class you took, and the class you need to receive credit at your current college or university to determine your language level. Your language level also...
Spanish Language Placement Assessment & Levels Prior to arrival, you will complete the Language Placement Assessment Form and participate in an assessment interview. This process is meant to assess your Spanish proficiency level for course planning purposes. The results will be used to determine your placement for your IES Abroad Spanish language class. Faculty in Quito evaluate the results of your placement assessment, the last Spanish class you took, and the class you need to receive credit at your current college or university to determine your language level. Your language level also...
Spanish Language Placement Assessment & Levels Prior to arrival, you will complete the Language Placement Assessment Form. This process is meant to assess your Spanish proficiency level for course planning purposes.

Akihabara Rush and Harajuku Peace

Impossible to See it All

Hello~! Hola~! こにちは~! I hope everyone who is reading is doing well, as I have been trying to make sure I do the same! Since I've been here in Japan, one thing has become rather clear to me—I literally can't see it all.  There is just an experience around every corner, every weekend is booked and my body can only handle so much in a day. This isn't something I'm disappointed by, but just a realization I've been coming to terms with for a few weeks now after visiting a few different locations.

You will register for courses directly with USFQ. Please look for emails from USFQ regarding this process.
Volunteering USFQ Dragons Dragons are Ecuadorian students who volunteer to help international students (like you!) get settled at USFQ and immerse in the local student culture. During your orientation in USFQ, you will meet some of the Dragons and will learn more about the program.
You will enroll in 7 credits total for this program. You will take: A week-long Spanish language course (1 credit). This course is taught in Quito. Ecuadorian Ecosystems course (3 credits). This course is taught in Quito. Environmental Issues course (3 credits each). This course is taught in the Galapagos. All Environmental Studies courses are taught in English, and previous Spanish study is not required. The first half of the program is taught in Quito, and the second half is taught in the Galápagos Islands, including a visit to Santa Cruz Island, where you will study the unique flora and...
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