Malaca Instituto Málaga

Malaca Instituto brings Spanish classes, accommodation and leisure facilities together on Calle Rodeo in eastern Málaga. A learner staying in the Club Hispánico residence can go from breakfast to a lesson without travelling across the city. The campus also suits day students who want somewhere to read, eat or meet classmates between lessons.

Intensive Spanish and Hispanic studies

The intensive course starts with a level assessment. The school offers several weekly workloads and teaches across the A1 to C2 range. Complete beginners have specific starting dates. For a short stay, the choice of weekly intensity determines how much time remains for independent practice around the city.

The Hispanic Studies programme follows a different timetable. It starts with an extended period of general Spanish before introducing advanced language work alongside literature, history, cinema and contemporary affairs. Its fixed sequence is particularly relevant for someone planning a gap year or a longer academic stay.

Living on the Málaga campus

The library, gardens and terraces provide spaces to study outside class. Other facilities include a swimming pool, a restaurant and dedicated areas for cooking and dance. Accommodation choices include residence rooms, apartments and host families. Students comparing these arrangements should distinguish the on-campus residence from apartments situated a walk away.