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Latin American Studies Study Abroad Programs in Mexico

3 Latin American Studies Study Abroad Programs in Mexico

Top Rated Program Study Abroad in Mexico 2025

Arcos Learning Abroad

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Arcos Learning Abroad in Oaxaca, Mexico

Study abroad in the charming colonial city of Oaxaca, Mexico, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Oaxaca’s extensive colonial architecture and deeply-rooted indigenous cultures make it a unique and fascinating destination. Spanish classes are offered for all levels and students can choose from a variety of electives and specialized programs in healthcare and the arts. Oaxaca is nestled in a valley in the highlands of central Oaxaca state surrounded by the Sierra Norte mountains. Within easy access to the city, you will find some of Mexico’s best-preserved archaeological sites. Oaxaca is a vibrant city for the arts and possesses a world-famous food culture with cutting-edge restaurants. The Arcos Learning Abroad program provides an all-inclusive study abroad experience with cultural activities on the weekdays, excursions on the weekends, on-site directors, carefully vetted homestays, tuition, and much more. Arcos invites you to step through the arch and into a life-changing experience abroad. Immerse yourself in the timeless culture and rich history of Oaxaca. Mexico awaits!

Arcos Journeys Abroad

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Spanish Language & Mexican Culture

Travel to the enchanting colonial city of Oaxaca, Mexico for an unforgettable Spanish immersion experience. Delve into the language and learn about Mexican culture in this activity-rich program. Take daily classes at the prestigious University of Oaxaca Language Department, located in the heart of Oaxaca’s colonial center. Choose from all levels of Spanish as well as from elective classes in Literature, History, Culture, and Fine Arts. The city itself is nestled in a valley surrounded by stunning mountains. Excursions to the Monte Alban archeological site, Hierve el Ague mountain springs, and to the surrounding Indigenous villages – such as Teotitlán del Valle, famous for its weaving traditions – are included. Volunteer to practice your Spanish skills and learn more about life in Oaxaca. Refine your Spanish through afternoon cultural activities such as the traditional Mexican cooking class, printmaking workshop, and city tours. Oaxaca is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is ranked as one of the best travel cities in the world. Come and experience first-hand all that it has to offer! This program is open to all levels of Spanish.

Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City

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Social Realities in Mexico 2026

"Social Realities in Mexico," an integrated approach to Latin American Culture and Development Studies, is an academic program meant to sharpen students' awareness of Latin America's main development concerns and social challenges. The key factors are an appealing balance of academic and social activities, complete immersion into the Mexican culture and society, and direct contact with experts, NGOs, and the local population. This program includes: Placement in different groups according to each student's Spanish level Weekly thematic visits to NGOs Integration activities with the community Leisure activities and weekend trips to touristic must-see sites Relevant theoretical and conceptual background for the program Approach to indigenous communities and their livelihood: Cuetzalan or Chiapas Meetings and discussions with experts

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This program set me up for success: Oaxaca, MX

August 18, 2025by: Angelica Ruiz - United StatesProgram: Arcos Learning Abroad in Oaxaca, Mexico
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To begin with the positives, I felt as if this program was set-up to make sure students thoroughly got the most out of their time in Oaxaca, despite only having one month. We were able to go to all of the touristy spots, but also be introduced one where (and how to find) the hidden gems across the city! I feel like I definitely got to experience a lot of what Oaxaca had to offer within the month. And in addition to this, my coursework was very engaging and encouraged students to compare the class lessons with real life examples and current events. Through all of these experiences, it created a stepping stone for future adventures! My only issues were that some days were really packed and didn't seem like administration accounted for how tired students would be after 1 or 2 activities.

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