Study Abroad in Caribbean Region

Language, Culture, and Caribbean Studies w/ ISA in Santiago

Santiago (1,000,000) is the second largest city in the Dominican Republic and the economic center of the fertile Cibao Valley. The Septentrional mountain range is visible from most points of the city. The Yaque River flows through en route to the Atlantic Ocean, a mere one hour bus ride to the north. The city has a relaxed and refined atmosphere and the most vibrant Carnival in the country. Whethe... Learn More

Cuba: History, Culture, and Identity

Examine Cuba’s artistic and cultural developments as part of the island’s broader history. Coursework and field assignments will reveal and scrutinize Cuba’s cultural, religious, and geographical diversity. This program will provide an immersive cultural examination of Cuba's rich artistic traditions; ethnic heritages and identity; and historical developments. The program will be based... Learn More

AIFS Study Abroad in Havana, Cuba

Presbyterian College, located in Clinton, South Carolina, offers students the unique opportunity to live and study in Cuba. AIFS is working with Presbyterian College to provide information about this opportunity to interested students. Presbyterian College has partnered with the University of Havana, enabling students to develop an understanding of the Cuban experience from a Cuban perspective, ev... Learn More

Caribbean Music Journey: Dominican Routes

This hands-on course is taught in cooperation with local musicians at the Centro Leon, a renowned museum and research center. While in Santiago de los Caballeros, the Dominican Republic's second-largest city and the heart of the music-loving Cibao region, students can dance to Afro-Dominican rhythms, and study with local masters of merenguy tipico, salve, and palos drumming wile improving their Sp... Learn More

International Service Learning in Jamaica

Located in the Parish of St. Thomas, this program focuses on international service learning, diversity, and pro-poor development. Students take two integrated, interdisciplinary courses that combine academic readings and discussions with experiential learning. Students meet as a group four afternoons a week and spend three days a week in the field. They all explore the history, culture, socio-econ... Learn More

Marist College - Univ. of Havana Caribbean Studies Program

Marist College is pleased to announce an innovative new semester-long study abroad program in collaboration with the University of Havana in Cuba, beginning in September 2012. This new program has been designed with faculty at the University of Havana to provide a focus on Caribbean Studies through coursework in the Facultades de Artes y letras (Art and Humanities) and Filosofia e historia (Social... Learn More

Spanish Programs in Santo Domingo

Spanish Abroad, Inc. is a recognized leader of Spanish study abroad programs. Each year we send thousands of individuals to our various Spanish partner schools located in over 45 different locations in Latin America and Spain. For information about quality Spanish immersion programs, look no further than Spanish Abroad! Learn More

Marine Science in the Bahamas

Studying Marine Biology or have an interest in ocean life? This four week program examines the coral reef environment and its relation to fossil coral reef environments and global climate change. Earn 4 credits for MSC 422 Coral Reef Ecology and 2 credits for MSC 430 Marine Caribbean Geology. At JU, accommodations will be provided in apartments with single rooms, and a shared living room, ki... Learn More

History, Culture, and Politics of Cuba

Travel to a country you never thought possible - Cuba! - and spend 13 weeks living in and learning about the island nation. Learn about decision-making processes and citizenship rights by exploring the impact of paternalism, centralism, bureaucracy, autonomy, the role of mass organizations, collective rights, and the meaning of community. Students will also explore social justice as it relates t... Learn More

Dominican Republic: Summer Art Trip & Cultural Consciousness

Global Arts Education challenges every student to gain global awareness with a focus on art. Students will create positive change in the world by putting their artistic skills and creativity to work confronting issues of health, sustainability of artisans, peace studies and activism and environmental conservation. Global Arts Education empowers students to contribute to communities through art-rel... Learn More

Marine Biology in Bonaire

During Winter Break 2012, a group of students will participate in a field trip to Bonaire, a tropical semi-desert island in the Netherlands Antilles off the northern coast of South America. This Dutch island is noted for its rich coral reef communities and is favored by scuba divers. The instructor will be Dr. James H. Thorp, a Professor in KU's Dept. of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and a Seni... Learn More

Field Studies in Marine Biology and Marine Geology

Spend your spring break in the Bahamas! Marine Biology and Marine Geology of the Bahamas is a hands-on field course that focuses on learning about the marine organisms and environments near a tropical island (San Salvador, Bahamas). The course is open to students in any major from any college in the U.S. There are no prerequisites but students should have successfully completed one college-level n... Learn More

ISV Academic Credit/Independent Study Programs from Across the Globe!

The ISV Academic Credit/Independent Study Program Since 2002, nearly 2,000 students from hundreds of universities across North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand have received academic credit through independent study or transfer credit from an ISV partner university for their participation on an ISV program and successful completion of the course requirements. Former students describe ... Learn More

Burlington College: Study Abroad Program in Havana, Cuba

Burlington College is accepting applications for a semester of study at the University of Havana at its main campus in Havana, in the Spring.A fascinating destination in the Caribbean, Cuba has been isolated from nearly all contact with its northern neighbor since the 1950s, when the United States government restricted travel to the island nation. Visits and study in Cuba are still restricted for ... Learn More

Internships and Study Abroad

Students intern, volunteer, or study abroad by fully immersing themselves into the host country culture, developing relevant career skills, living with host family, and enjoying exciting weekend excursions at affordable program fees. Why WISE Abroad? WISE Abroad adds value to your international education experience primarily in two ways, through diverse and creative programs, and affordable... Learn More