Fundación José Ortega y Gasset

The Ortega y Gasset Foundation inaugurated the activities of this Center for International Studies in 1982 with the academic sponsorship of the University of Minnesota and the institutional support of the County Council of Toledo.

This Center designed the Hispanic, Latin American and European Studies Program. Its objective was to create an alternative to the methodology used in Spanish universities, organizing an education specifically directed towards foreign students, but with the rigor and breadth of academic opportunities that students are accustomed to receiving from their home universities and with material covering Spain and Latin America.

In the program, the students have a wide range of curricular options to choose from, including Anthropology, Archaeology, Political Sciences, Economics, Business, History, Arts, Spanish Language, Literature, Women´s Studies, Theater, and Cinema.

The program offers a total of seventy subjects, twelve to twenty of which are taught each semester and have a minimum number of students. All classes are conducted in Spanish.