Study Abroad in Cuba

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

Marist College - Univ. of Havana Caribbean Studies Program in Cuba

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

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

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

Cuba Today Through the Lens of Theater

Join Marquette faculty member, Raquel Aguilu de Murphy, for a three-credit course examining Cuba today through the perspective of theater. The course will include an initial period of preparation on Marquette's campus and two weeks in Cuba, followed by reflection back on Marquette's campus. Learn More

Landscapes of Memory: History, Culture, and Historic Cuba

Georgia State offers many summer and maymester programs led and taught by Georgia State professors. These programs tend to be focused on a particular topic or theme and range from 10 to 20 participants, though some are larger. Students participate in lectures, site visits, excursions, and tours as part of the program. These programs usually last between two and six weeks. Students find these progr... Learn More

Cuba, Havana and Beyond: Language, Culture and Society

Overview: Tulane's summer program is locally sponsored and supported by the University of Havana and its affiliate the Centro de Estudios Hemisféricos de los Estados Unidos (CEHSEU). Students will enroll in two courses to earn 6 hours of Tulane academic credit. While LAST 3130 is required for all participants, students may choose between the other two options according to their academic needs, la... Learn More