Santiago
The Santiago program offers students a unique encounter with the vibrant culture of Latin America. Students may choose from a variety of courses that explore relevant topics in the region including economic development, the environment, climate change, sustainability, literature and artistic expression.
In addition to classes, students will participate in a variety of academic field trips to enhance their exposure to Chile’s rich culture and diverse environment.
Photo by Wyatt Mullen, BOSP Santiago.
Special Summer Program
For Summer Quarter 2024-25, BOSP will offer a four-week program in Santiago. The 4-unit course, Chile's Pathway to a Sustainable Future, will focus on sustainability in Chile exploring global and local perspectives, urban sustainability, and indigenous views on sustainability and conservation.
Learn More About the BOSP Santiago Program
- Santiago Overview
- Language Prerequisite
- Meet the Faculty
- Volunteering and Internship Opportunities
- Santiago Courses
Carolyn Kennedy
Major: International Relations
Minor: Spanish
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Elkin Mantilla
Major: International Relations
Minor: Portuguese & History
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Ellie Bowen
The program is relatively small, so you get a lot more individualized attention from professors, especially in comparison to normal Stanford classes. The teaching team for the Santiago program is extremely dedicated to student learning, and are always willing to meet with you to discuss class material, offer book recommendations, or help you practice Spanish.