The International Office staff collaborates with and is complemented by members of different EUSA departments such as Academic Administration, Academic Records, Facilities and Services, Communication, Internship Placement, etcetera.

Contact the International Office anytime through email internationaloffice@eusa.es, or landline +34 954238797, extension 5.

The focus of the Director of the International Office position targets outreach,  maintaining and increasing internationalization of EUSA through the establishment and development of new agreements that provide study abroad options for incoming and outgoing students. This is executed in adherence to our core values and seeking to foster global understanding and engagement.

Jesús Díaz holds a double Master’s degree in English Linguistics and has formerly taught at the University of Seville and the University of Michigan. His previous Study Abroad experience ranges from instruction in different fields both in Spanish and English, to faculty and programme coordination, development and promotion. He joined EUSA in the 2013/14 academic year.

The position of outreach coordinator is dedicated to university outreach and plays a primary role in the prospection of potential partners. It is also responsible for maintaining and strengthening relationships with international partners and promoting new agreements, in addition to supervising international programmes and verifying academic credentials. 

Lucía Martin acquired her degree in Translation and Interpreting from Pablo de Olavide University, including a year as an International student at Salford University, Manchester. She developed her professional and language skills by working abroad in translation and tourism. After her 5-year experience abroad in England and France she returned to Spain. She become involved in study abroad and international programmes. She joined EUSA’s International Office team during the 2017/18 academic year.

Marta combines the management of the Courses in Spanish as a Foreign Language, following all standards set by Instituto Cervantes for official accredited centers, with her role as Mobility Coordinator for Incoming and Outgoing students (Faculty-led, Tandem Buddy Programme, Erasmus and Exchange Programmes).  She also specialized on the outreach and recruitment LATAM areas.

Linked to EUSA since 2011, she worked as an ELE teacher and as responsible for CCSE and DELE Official Spanish Language Exams for 3 years. She joined the International Office in 2016 to carry out her current duties. Marta Fernández studied the degree in Hispanic Philology at the University of Seville, later completing her training as a Career Counseling Technician, and she specialized in Entrepreneurship in the Education Sector studying at the INCYDE Foundation. She started teaching ELE in 2006 in Italy, and has since then gained a wealth of experience in this sector, as well as on the management of educational programs.

The Incoming Coordinator is mainly responsible for the administrative management of Incoming Study Abroad Students and the relationship between EUSA University Centre and their Home Institutions. Mercedes also takes care of supporting incoming students before, during and after their Study Abroad Program. Academic affairs, orientation processes, health and safely are seen as essential parts of this position.

Mercedes holds a double degree in International Relations and Political Science from Pablo de Olavide University. During her academic training, she complemented her studies with significant international experience, spending one academic year in the United States and another in Poland through the Erasmus program.

Before joining her current position, she developed her professional career in the field of international education, where she worked in the management and promotion of educational programs and in accompanying students on academic experiences abroad.

The Erasmus+ and Exchange Coordinator oversees the entire Erasmus+ program for both incoming and outgoing students (and staff members), as well as other exchange programs. This entails liaising with partner institutions in order to negotiate and maintain agreements, guiding students through the application procedures, and providing support in all phases of their mobility, all while ensuring adherence to programme requirements. As Outgoing Coordinator, Carmen also promotes all the different mobility opportunities to our local students, offering support during the entire process.

The international department organizes different types of cultural activities and workshops that students can take part in throughout the school year.

Carmen Velázquez is in charge of organizing and managing these activities, as well as offering support to other areas of the department such as the costume programs and the Spanish area. She is also a teacher of Spanish for international students at EUSA.

Carmen studied classical languages at the University of Seville and obtained a Master’s degree in teaching at the University of Barcelona. She has worked in different countries and in Seville, focusing on teaching Spanish language and culture.

The Student Care position deals with all matters related to student welfare and the enhancement of their experience in Seville. One of the main blocks of this position is Housing coordination. In this regard, the Student Care Assistant is responsible for ensuring a solid relationship with EUSA’s network of partner residences and host families. The Student Care Assistant also provides general assistance with health matters and orientation in Seville.

Eva studied a Master’s degree in European Studies at the University Paris 8, which she completed with a semester of studies at the University of Bologna. Since her return to Seville in 2021 she has been working in European and American international education programs.

The International Assistant helps with all areas in the department. Specifically student care, dealing with orientations, health and safety, as well as outings and excursions and program planning.

Corrine holds a B.A. in Political Science and Spanish from the University of San Diego. Originally from the United States and based in Spain for over a decade, she has developed an international career in education and intercultural programming. She has worked extensively with international university students in Seville, coordinating academic programs, teaching intensive English courses, and supporting students throughout their study abroad experiences. Alongside her work in international education, she has also developed and led wellness and intercultural initiatives, bringing a holistic and people-centered approach to learning in diverse academic and professional environments.