Classes offered through the Madrid Program are taught by local faculty, the Center Director, and by one Stanford Faculty-in-Residence per quarter.
Many local professors hold regular appointments at Spanish universities. Courses are taught in Spanish unless otherwise noted. These faculty teach classes in their own disciplines, developing courses that incorporate unique features of the local culture and environment or that provide comparative perspectives on a particular topic.
View a list of current and future faculty. She has received scholarships from both Spanish and international institutions to conduct research in Spain as well as European and Arabic countries and currently collaborates with several U.
Almudena has participated in national and international symposia and is the author of several articles on Islamic Numismatics as well as various academic websites that have been recognized and recommended by the international academic community. Alberto is a composer, pianist, and music critic. He has received multiple grants and scholarships both as a student and as a professor, including a Fulbright Visiting Scholar appointment at Columbia University, the "Luigi and Eleonora Ronga" Award for musicological studies from the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei in Rome and a research grant from the Paul Sacher Stiftung in Basel.
Based in Madrid, he serves as a foreign correspondent for the Italian-language news outlets Il Giornale della Musica and Il Corriere Musicale , and writes for the Spanish music magazine Scherzo. She has served as a language instructor at various U. She has also collaborated on several language instruction books and has served as an educational advisor to the Spanish Embassy in Washington, D. Currently, as a full-time lecturer, she teaches and coordinates the Spanish language courses at the Stanford University BOSP in Madrid where she also manages the programs with Spanish students.
