Program courses, taught by Mexican and foreign professors, offer authentic and insightful perspectives while deepening students' understanding of Mexico and the Spanish language. Courses are taught in conjunction with the Southwest Center for International Studies. Community development projects, field work, and adventure activities complement classes, creating an integrated program experience.

• Intensive group orientation
• 16 Academic credits, tuition fees, books, and transcripts from WWU
• Academic classes four to five days a week
• All onsite program transportation
• Full room and board with a local family
• Private/small-group Spanish classes
• Group and individual development projects with funding
• Weekly experiential learning activities
• Weekend adventures
• Daily staff and professor support
• 24 hour emergency access to ProMexico office and staff

Program fees do not include: international airfare, passport or visa fees, independent travel during the program, or personal expenses. Program fees may change without notice due to currency exchanges.