The origin, development, and implementation of a university summer session program in Spain concentrating on mass communication is described. The preparation in the American university included travel arrangements, insuring the communication hardware, packing appropriate textbooks, and orientation of faculty and students who were drawn from several universities. In Spain, the students lived on the University of Madrid campus, attended courses, did some traveling, and toured the facilities of "Radio-Television Espana." The course work required the student to perform research in both print and electronic media. It seemed that the communication students in this program had come to a better understanding of other cultures, and gained a broader perspective of what broadcasting is about. (AMH)