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University Studies Abroad Consortium
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The summer Galway program is ideal for participants interested in learning about Irish studies in a lively, student-oriented city on Ireland’s we...


University Studies Abroad Consortium
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Take the opportunity to enroll in courses from a wide range of disciplines offered at the University College Cork (UCC), one of Ireland's oldest ...
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AIFS Abroad
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Traveling and seeing the world doesn’t necessarily mean taking a break from your studies. Study abroad with AIFS and broaden your academic knowle...
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IFSA, Institute for Study Abroad
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WHERE INNOVATION AND TRADITION ARE IN EASY REACH Follow in the footsteps of James Joyce and five Irish prime ministers at Ireland’s largest univ...
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University of Limerick
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The University of Limerick (UL) offers an unforgettable experience. Discover a transformative journey at one of Ireland’s most prestigious univer...
See All 3 ProgramsCIEE College Study Abroad
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Your CIEE Summer Global Internship program in Dublin lasts 8 weeks and features two key components: A full-time internship with an international organization (approximately 30-40 hours per week) and an internship seminar. Enhance your experience with co-curricular and extracurricular activities whil
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Discover Galway, Ireland’s charming coastal city where rich cultural traditions, natural beauty, and a vibrant student community come together. Study at the University of Galway while exploring a walkable city known for its colorful cafés, lively pubs, traditional music, and thriving arts scene. Wit
See All 3 ProgramsSIT Study Abroad
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Travel across Ireland, Switzerland, and Spain to study biodiversity and conservation in varied ecosystems. From wetlands to alpine peaks and Spanish Dehesas, explore how Europe responds to climate change, land use, and human impact. Through fieldwork, site visits, and engagement with local experts,
IES Abroad
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You'll be part of the thriving theatre scene in Dublin when you directly enrolling at the National Theatre School of Ireland (Gaiety School of Acting) through IES Abroad. By attending NTSI (GSA), you are in good acting company: famous faces of the school include patron Liam Neeson and alumni Colin F
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Home to hundreds of U.S. corporations, Dublin is the perfect place to study or do an internship abroad. Its multicultural influence makes it a hub for art, culture, history, religion, literature, business, and politics. Walk the Iveagh Gardens in the city center, visit the lake and fountain at Bless
See All 4 ProgramsAcademic Programs International
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It is said that Ireland, once visited, is never forgotten. The Irish landscape has a mythic resonance, and the country’s history is almost tangible. In terms of Ireland’s landscape, the gentle rainfall, called “soft weather” by the locals, really creates 40 shades of green and quite a few rainbows,
See All 3 ProgramsIntern Abroad HQ
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Are you a student or young professional looking to enhance your career prospects through international work experience and hands-on learning? At Intern Abroad HQ, we help students and young professionals turn career aspirations into reality. We organize affordable internships in 20 destinations ac
See All 6 ProgramsMaynooth University, Ireland
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Ireland is increasingly favored among students worldwide, and Maynooth University, situated in Ireland's only university town, offers an excellent opportunity to join this growing interest. With its welcoming atmosphere and beautiful surroundings, studying here promises a memorable experience. Th
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The University of Limerick (UL) offers a dynamic study abroad experience in the heart of Ireland, blending academic excellence with a friendly and vibrant campus atmosphere. Known for its innovative teaching methods and strong emphasis on practical learning, UL is perfect for students who are ambiti
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Whether it’s culturally rich Galway or vibrant capital Dublin, you’ll have a wonderful time studying in Ireland! Choose from non-profit, low-cost, direct study programs. These academic-type programs are available all year round and in a range of terms: weekly, monthly, summer, quarterly, semester, a
See All 2 ProgramsCIS Abroad
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CIS Abroad Study and Intern Abroad programs are some of the most affordable, comprehensive program packages available. We also don't cut any corners by offering everything you would expect from an overseas program: tuition, housing, support, insurance, excursions, social and cultural activities, and
See All 3 ProgramsTherapy Abroad Inc.
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Earn CEUs abroad while advancing your cultural competence in speech-language pathology! Therapy Abroad’s international CEU workshops are immersive, accredited programs for SLPs seeking to deepen their understanding of cultural and linguistic diversity. Held in global locations like Belize, Ireland
Bethel University Global Studies
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This 8-day tour begins with an overnight flight from the USA, arriving in Dublin. Explore Dublin’s vibrant cultural scene, including St. Patrick’s Cathedral and the Temple Bar area. Enjoy a guided tour of Dublin’s top attractions, with an afternoon for leisure or optional Gaelic Games activities. N
Arcadia Abroad
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Study in a global university through this program! University College Dublin (UCD) is Ireland’s largest university, with 30,000 students from 136 countries, and is a leading international research university with significant industry links. As a student, you’ll benefit from multiple study options a
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Ireland is an exciting English-speaking environment for international students interested in learning about different cultures. Its capital, Dublin, is a young city with a large student population and the perfect backdrop to your study experience. Many multinational companies have their European hea
The University of Minnesota
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Study at the University of Limerick, one of Ireland’s most beautiful campuses. It offers innovative academics, state-of-the-art sports facilities, and vibrant campus life. It is located 5 kilometers outside of town, spanning two banks of the River Shannon. The Republic of Ireland’s third-largest ci
How to Study Abroad in Ireland
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With Irish pride running strong (for good reason!), you will find a warm welcome no matter where you decide to hit the textbooks. Between the interesting, long histories of Irish cities and the beautiful, lush scenes of the countryside, it will be hard to find anywhere less than postcard-perfect to study abroad in Ireland.
Dublin, once voted the friendliest metropolis in Europe, is the vibrant capital of Ireland. It is home to many great academic institutions, including the world-famous Trinity College (founded in 1592 and ranked as one of the world’s top 100 universities). The city provides plenty of opportunities for education outside of the classroom as well, with free admission to all national museums and galleries for students! The learning doesn’t stop there though; students can get a supplementary lesson if they visit the Guinness Storehouse, where they’ll be taught how to pour the perfect pint!
Galway is a coastal city often called the cultural capital of Ireland, which makes for an excellent place for people to chill with some leprechauns, partake in a tabletop jig, and check out the modern art scene. This student city blends an authentic, traditional feel with a contemporary vibe, which is exemplified by street performers and pubs that line the cobblestone alleyways. When you get tired of Gallway (haha!), you can take a day trip to the Cliffs of Moher or a hike on the Clare Peninsula, where sea and sky merge into one zen setting.
Ireland’s “rebel city”, Cork, buzzes with a lively and youthful energy that draws trend-setters, hardcore academics, and artists into the limelight. Cork offers plenty of activities outside of the classroom, such as the Cork International Short Story Fest and Cork Culture Fest. It also boasts the world’s “best side street,” where you can check off all your shopping, sipping, and snacking needs. During exam periods, students can take a trip to the Blarney Castle where they can kiss the Blarney Stone for good luck on the next test!
Program Options
Ireland is known for its reputable education system, with top universities throughout the country. Most schools are recognized for many different programs, offering excellent educational opportunities for almost all areas of study. While you can’t go wrong with any major of study in Ireland, there are a few programs that will be even more beneficial to study in the context of the Irish people, history, and current affairs.
English and literature are two of the most popular majors of study in Ireland, with a love for the written word dating back many-a-year. Whether you want to embark on an odyssey with James Joyce or want to reflect on life with Oscar Wilde, you’ll be in good company with the island’s long list of notable authors and playwrights.
Technology and engineering are completely underrated majors when people think about studying abroad in Ireland. Surprisingly, Ireland is home to quite a few big tech company headquarters, including Google, Apple, and Facebook, which means great opportunities to learn and make connections. Effective networking (and maybe finding a four-leaf clover!) could lead to great internship and job opportunities after studying abroad in Ireland, so get your geek on and make some new techie friends.
History and art history are also popular subjects of study in Ireland, thanks to the extensive Irish history. With over 30,000 castles scattered across the country, students will feel like they have stepped into the pages of their textbooks. If that’s not enough, the museums in Ireland are a history lover’s dream, with items like the Book of Kells at Trinity College and the Chester Beatty Library in Dublin. Students can supplement their required readings with great field trip excuses, and they’ll never think of the past or serious paintings as boring again.
Scholarships & Costs
Unless you found that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, the cost of studying abroad in Ireland might be a bit of a concern. The good news is, Ireland is considered to be slightly more reasonably priced than studying abroad at comparable schools in England, and many other European destinations. However, tuition costs will depend on many factors, including citizenship, the university, and the program students choose. Tuition costs in Ireland are often comparable to students’ home universities, especially if there is an exchange program already arranged between the two schools.
The daily costs of living can be a bit expensive, but there are some great alternatives to keep things affordable. The average plate of meat and potatoes at the restaurant will be around $10, a pint will set you back $4, and your friendly DART service charges $2.50 per ride. Shopping at dollar stores or value grocery markets (Lidl!) can help students stick to a budget. Likewise, be sure to scout out transportation discounts online, as there are some great offers that will make the long bus rides seem less daunting for your wallet. Entertainment costs can vary greatly in Ireland, but there are plenty of cheap or free activities to enjoy throughout the year. Even if you go on a hike every weekend, you won’t get to see all of the beautiful nature Ireland has to offer, so don’t hold back!
To make study abroad in Ireland even more affordable, check out scholarship opportunities and enjoy your scholastic experience (and pints of Guinness!) with ease of mind.
Accommodation & Visas
The logistics for studying abroad in Ireland can be fairly easy. Students have many options when it comes to housing, including options that will be similar to what they are used to at home. The visa process required for international students to study in Ireland is relatively easy with lots of instruction and help available, even for non-EU citizens.
Most students who study in Ireland choose to live in residence halls or student apartments. These housing options are often included as part of packaged study abroad programs and located on or near campus. Both of the latter housing options are great ways to get to know other students from Ireland and beyond, giving you an instant group of friends for Irish festivities!
Another accommodation option for students studying abroad in Ireland is to participate in a homestay program and live with a local family. Homestays will give students the opportunity to experience Irish hospitality first-hand. Study abroad programs in Ireland will often work with students to help them organize this option, if they do not already offer it as an alternative. We highly recommend the cultural immersion that it comes with staying with a local family!
The visa process required to study abroad in Ireland depends on your country of citizenship. Those who do need to apply for a visa can do so online, through the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service. Students will need to provide documents, such as their letter of acceptance, evidence that their fees have been paid in full, and copies of their passport, to apply. For more information on the visa process, visit the GoAbroad Embassy Directory.
Benefits & Challenges
Excellent Education. As a country that is known for reputable universities and brilliant professors, studying abroad in Ireland will set students up for success. The educational experience is made even stronger by all of the incredible literature legends and fascinating history of Ireland. Since Ireland is a popular study abroad location, students are also able to interact with people from all over the world, making connections that will benefit them long into their future.
The Luck of the Irish. While Gaelic is the first official language of Ireland, English is more widely used in universities and throughout the country. That means the only Gaelic you will need to know when you study abroad in Ireland is Sláinte! However, for language lovers, there’s also a great opportunity to unearth some treasures about this lyrical language that has been enchanting maidens and knights for centuries.
The Emerald Isle provides the perfect pairing of strong academics and social bliss for the perfect study abroad experience. With endless opportunities to learn in and out of the classroom and engage in extracurriculars, students will thank their lucky shamrocks they decided to study abroad in Ireland!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why study in Ireland?
Most schools in Ireland are well-known for giving the best educational opportunities in a wide range of subjects, including English and literature, technology and engineering, art and history, and many others.
How much does it cost to study in Ireland?
A full-year program in Ireland costs around $18,000 and $21,000. Some programs through study abroad providers may include accommodation, excursions, and support compared to direct enrollment. Scholarships are also offered to lessen costs.
Where should I study abroad in Ireland?
How do I get a student visa for Ireland?
Application for a student visa to study in Ireland may be online or at the Ireland embassy or consulate. Students are required to show identification, copies of their passports, acceptance letters, and proof that all fees have been paid.
Latest Program Reviews
I already miss Galway
August 20, 2026by: Felix Peña - United StatesProgram: USAC IRELAND: Galway - Irish Studies
Galway as a city was perfect in almost every regard: culturally rich, not too crowded, plenty of regular fun stuff to do. I couldn’t imagine better program advisors, they made most of the trip what it was. Finally, every excursion out to different parts of Ireland like the Cliffs of Moher or the Aran Islands was incredible.
My favorite trip/experience by far!
July 27, 2026by: Abigail Wood - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
My Therapy Abroad trip to Costa Rica was truly one of the most meaningful experiences I have had! I loved the opportunity to immerse myself in a new culture while learning more about bilingualism and providing services in a different setting. This trip allowed me to grow as a future speech-language pathologist by expanding my clinical knowledge, improving my cultural awareness, and gaining valuable hands-on experience. I enjoyed connecting with the community, learning from local professionals, and building relationships with my peers. I will always appreciate the memories, lessons, and personal growth that came from this unforgettable experience.
The perfect SLP recharge with CEUs in the tropics
July 25, 2026by: Sheri Lyon - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
My trip to Costa Rica was the perfect burnout buster before returning to work for the new school year. The only details I had to attend to were deciding what amazing activities to squeeze into our free afternoons. Chad attended to every logistic making the trip an stress-free experience. The energy among the group of SLPs and the insightful coursework made me feel proud of my profession and validated in my practice. Bilinguistics has so many resources for bilingual speech-language caseloads and now I feel more prepared to go back to work with tools to work more effectively. We all felt the spirit of Pura Vida! I look forward to my next trip with Therapy Abroad.
The perfect SLP recharge with CEUs in the tropics
July 25, 2026by: Sheri Lyon - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
My trip to Costa Rica was the perfect burnout buster before returning to work for the new school year. The only details I had to attend to were deciding what amazing activities to squeeze into our free afternoons. Chad attended to every logistic making the trip an stress-free experience. The energy among the group of SLPs and the insightful coursework made me feel proud of my profession and validated in my practice. Bilinguistics has so many resources for bilingual speech-language caseloads and now I feel more prepared to go back to work with tools to work more effectively. We all felt the spirit of Pura Vida! I look forward to my next trip with Therapy Abroad.
The perfect SLP recharge with CEUs in the tropics
July 25, 2026by: Sheri Lyon - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
My trip to Costa Rica was the perfect burnout buster before returning to work for the new school year. The only details I had to attend to were deciding what amazing activities to squeeze into our free afternoons. Chad attended to every logistic making the trip an stress-free experience. The energy among the group of SLPs and the insightful coursework made me feel proud of my profession and validated in my practice. Bilinguistics has so many resources for bilingual speech-language caseloads and now I feel more prepared to go back to work with tools to work more effectively. We all felt the spirit of Pura Vida! I look forward to my next trip with Therapy Abroad.
The perfect SLP recharge with CEUs in the tropics
July 25, 2026by: Sheri Lyon - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
My trip to Costa Rica was the perfect burnout buster before returning to work for the new school year. The only details I had to attend to were deciding what amazing activities to squeeze into our free afternoons. Chad attended to every logistic making the trip an stress-free experience. The energy among the group of SLPs and the insightful coursework made me feel proud of my profession and validated in my practice. Bilinguistics has so many resources for bilingual speech-language caseloads and now I feel more prepared to go back to work with tools to work more effectively. We all felt the spirit of Pura Vida! I look forward to my next trip with Therapy Abroad.
The perfect SLP recharge with CEUs in the tropics
July 25, 2026by: Sheri Lyon - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
My trip to Costa Rica was the perfect burnout buster before returning to work for the new school year. The only details I had to attend to were deciding what amazing activities to squeeze into our free afternoons. Chad attended to every logistic making the trip an stress-free experience. The energy among the group of SLPs and the insightful coursework made me feel proud of my profession and validated in my practice. Bilinguistics has so many resources for bilingual speech-language caseloads and now I feel more prepared to go back to work with tools to work more effectively. We all felt the spirit of Pura Vida! I look forward to my next trip with Therapy Abroad.
The perfect SLP recharge with CEUs in the tropics
July 25, 2026by: Sheri Lyon - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
My trip to Costa Rica was the perfect burnout buster before returning to work for the new school year. The only details I had to attend to were deciding what amazing activities to squeeze into our free afternoons. Chad attended to every logistic making the trip an stress-free experience. The energy among the group of SLPs and the insightful coursework made me feel proud of my profession and validated in my practice. Bilinguistics has so many resources for bilingual speech-language caseloads and now I feel more prepared to go back to work with tools to work more effectively. We all felt the spirit of Pura Vida! I look forward to my next trip with Therapy Abroad.
The perfect SLP recharge with CEUs in the tropics
July 25, 2026by: Sheri Lyon - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
My trip to Costa Rica was the perfect burnout buster before returning to work for the new school year. The only details I had to attend to were deciding what amazing activities to squeeze into our free afternoons. Chad attended to every logistic making the trip an stress-free experience. The energy among the group of SLPs and the insightful coursework made me feel proud of my profession and validated in my practice. Bilinguistics has so many resources for bilingual speech-language caseloads and now I feel more prepared to go back to work with tools to work more effectively. We all felt the spirit of Pura Vida! I look forward to my next trip with Therapy Abroad.
Learning immersed in international experience
July 25, 2026by: Anu Joy - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
I have traveled with Therapy Abroad and Bilinguistics and I had a good experience overall in terms of obtaining CEU sessions, comfortable stay and airport transportation. Therapy abroad has a very systematic way to make the international travel experience comfortable for the participants and their families. I will recommend it to any SLP planning a summer travel for both learning and experiences outside the United States.
First Time was a Great Time!
July 24, 2026by: Robert "Aspen" Pruett - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
First exposure to Therapy Abroad. I attended as a guest. Great location, wonderful group events, well organized and supported. Loved meeting everyone and felt very welcome even though I am not attending for workshops. Would definitely attend another!
A wonderful learning and cultural immersion experience!
July 24, 2026by: Alison Thomas - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
This is my second time traveling for the International Conference on Multilingual Practice in Speech Language Pathology. Both times I've had a wonderful time. Therapy Abroad's leaders have a lot of experience in cultivating experiences like this (and traveling in general) and it really shows! Everything is well organized in advance and hosts are easy to contact with questions. Once in the country abroad they make things easy for participants as well. It's been so much fun and I've learned a lot. Can't wait to go for a third time!
Pura Vida!!!
July 24, 2026by: Cavin Fertil - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
This is the 4 th time that I have attended one of these conferences with Bilinguistics and Therapy Abroad. This year’s event was outstanding. The city, the hotel, the way it was organized were remarkable. The therapists that attended were fun, engaging, and energetic. The information that I received was so valuable. Each year it’s different. I always gain something new that I can apply as soon as I get back to work. It’s like looking at your favorite movie or reading a favorite book only to discover things you missed the first time. Scott and Ellen are top tier presenters. Overall, if I have a chance to come a 5 th time I will. It’s that good. I recommend it anyone whose interested in this area.

Fabulous Trip
July 24, 2026by: Joyce Kew - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
There used to be a lot to do in the Jaco area, but most activities are more strenuous. I enjoyed Ellen and Scott who are both exceptional speakers and knowledgeable in their field, and met a great bunch of people. The trip was well organized and I would highly recommend it.
Amazing experience!!!
July 24, 2026by: Judy Senase - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
All of the conference days were well organized. The presented material was meaningful and practical. Ellen and Scott are very knowledgeable and shared their wealth of information with us. They also shared the numerous freebies on their Bilinguistics website and encouraged us to share with others. I will be able to easily implement their ideas, strategies, and suggestions! Costa Rica was a beautiful country to visit! There was so much to do in Jaco. Additionally Chad, from study abroad, was very helpful and kept us updated on the schedule and travel logistics. It was a wonderful experience


An Unforgettable trip
July 24, 2026by: Melissa Toribio - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
Visiting Costa Rica with Bilinguistics has been a unique and life-changing experience. I’ve been given the opportunity to not only visit a place that I’ve never been but to connect with other Slp’s who are seeking information and support. This is my second trip with therapy abroad and Bilinguals and it will not be my last.
Learning adventure
July 24, 2026by: Amanda Riley - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
Costa Rica was a wonderful space to host the bilingual speech pathology leaning summit. Our presenters were knowledgeable and presented useful information and resources. Jaco was a fantastic area to explore. Highly recommend therapy abroad.
Beautiful cultural immersion and experiences in Costa Rica
July 24, 2026by: Karen Ochoa - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
Not only were the presentations amazing, but so were the activities that were available. All the food was amazing, and all the people we interacted with were friendly. Can’t wait to come back here on my own!
An Inspiring Learning Experience
July 24, 2026by: Briggette Gonzalez - United StatesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
Participating in this Costa Rica experience was truly memorable. It was a wonderful opportunity to connect with like-minded speech-language pathologists from across the country who share a passion for learning, collaboration, and serving others. The educational content was relevant and provided valuable insights into Costa Rica’s community-centered healthcare system, offering perspectives that I can apply to my own clinical practice. One suggestion for future programs would be to incorporate more opportunities for cultural immersion and interaction with local communities. While we experienced many beautiful places, additional cultural experiences would make the program even more meaningful. I would also love to see more advanced clinical content or specialized breakout sessions for experienced SLPs, as some of the educational material felt geared toward clinicians who are newer to the profession.
Great time as a guest
July 24, 2026by: Eric Chavez - Multiple CountriesProgram: International Conference on Multilingual Practice in SLP
I’ve been to many conferences on my own professionally but none of my conferences have the option to add a guest as a participant. I think this idea is a fantastic one and one we hope to engage with in the future. It’s great to be able to accompany my partner and be a part of the experience, not just alongside it. We’ve also met many like minded people, which is a plus!
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