While multi-country internships are available all across the globe, each placement comes with different people, food, landscapes, and learning experiences. Whether you want to spend your free time snorkeling on coral reefs, biking through the mountains, exploring historical museums, or chilling with locals, you will be sure to find a region that meets all your wants and needs.

Interns have many locations to choose from in Oceania. From bustling Aussie cities and picturesque Kiwi mountains, to beautiful Fijian islands and many indigenous cultures, there is so much to explore. Australia is filled with some of the world’s most famous natural attractions, like the Outback and the Great Barrier Reef, but its cities are also rich in the arts and sciences. A multi-country internship could start in the iconic Sydney, followed by a visit to a Maori village in New Zealand, and end snorkeling among reef sharks in Fiji. It won’t be hard to fall in love with the land down under.

Europe is another popular region for multi-country internships abroad, especially combined with study abroad. Countries in this region are diverse in culture and language, yet they’re so close together that interns could hit five or six countries in only a couple weeks. Soak in the art and history (while earning credits), as you hop from coastal cities in Spain all the way to the Louvre in Paris. Indulge in cheese fondue in Switzerland and end your internship practicing Italian over gelato in Rome.

For those hoping to stand out a little extra, try interning abroad in a developing country in Central America. This region is one of the most geographically and culturally diverse, ranging from looming mountains to thick rainforests to golden beaches. In Costa Rica, you can explore jungles and white water rapids, then head over to Nicaragua, where you’ll find the largest concentration of sea turtles found anywhere in the world. Many internships across this region will combine an adventurous learning experience with volunteer work.