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SIT Study Abroad: Panama: Tropical Ecology, Marine Ecosystem

Explore rainforests, coral reefs, highland canopies, and mangroves while studying tropical conservation, marine ecosystems, and ecology. Conduct seven weeks of field studies in Panama and Costa Rica, gaining skills in biodiversity estimation, coral reef evaluation, mangrove carbon calculation, and species identification. In Panama City, a hub for international NGOs, study conservation topics like sustainable agriculture and ecotourism. Complete four weeks of independent research, participate in four homestays, and build Spanish skills through classroom learning, cultural immersion, and fieldwork. You may choose to do a minor in environmental science or conservation biology. MONEY MATTERS SIT has given an average of over $1.3 million in scholarships and grants to SIT Study Abroad students in recent years and is committed to ensuring you have the information necessary to apply for such funding. Our program costs include academics, excursions, accommodations, airport transfers, and health insurance. Meal arrangements vary by program. Be sure to discuss how study abroad costs are handled at your school with your study abroad advisor and read the website for more specific information.

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Spanish Language Course and Immersion in Panama

Learn Spanish in Panama City, enjoy your Spanish learning vacation in this city of contrasts, colonial meets modern skyscrapers. Panama City is divide between old & new, Old Panama was the center for Spanish exploration interesting ruins include the Cathedral of Piedra, the Monasteries and stone bridges. Colonial Panama was constructed with a fortress during the colonial time and ruins can be visited. Modern Panama is composed of modern buildings and is now an International Banking Center. Located in Altos de Chases district an upper-middle class residential section that is peaceful and safe. Only a few minutes away is Centro Commercial El Metropolitano an area with good shopping and a very active night-life. 20 minute taxi or bus ride from the downtown 10 minutes from the Parque Natural.

Loop Abroad

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Panama Wildlife Veterinary Medicine

“Wildlife Veterinary Medicine Panama” was designed by Dr. Chloe Buiting, The Jungle Doctor, for students looking to gain clinical experience in this field. Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a sloth vet? Or treat some of the world’s most endangered wildlife? The Wildlife Veterinary Medicine Panama Program might be for you – now open for enrollment! This program is based at a veterinary clinic that treats wildlife, exotics, and small animals. It also takes you to a busy wildlife rehabilitation facility, which emphasizes the rehabilitation and release of sloths. By joining us in this program, you’ll learn about the treatment of Central American wildlife, including clinical examinations, handling, restraint, common diseases, and medical therapies. You will also learn about the rehabilitation process and have the opportunity to shadow any surgeries, rescues, or releases during your time! This two-week program is based between Centro Veterinario Panamá and the APPC, both located in Panama City.

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Panama, Panama | Health Practices in Spanish

Discover how culture, language, and public health intersect in one of Latin America’s most dynamic countries. The Health Practices in Panama program is designed for students interested in healthcare, global health, and community engagement, all while improving their Spanish in a professional context. All coursework for this program is offered through Español en Panamá (EPA), our local academic partner specializing in Spanish language instruction for professional fields. Beyond the classroom, the program emphasizes practical experience through guided visits to hospitals and health centers, as well as structured service-learning activities in rural communities.

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Transformational Leadership Retreat – Panama

DreamSpear Retreat — Panama | July 19–24, 2025 6 days / 5 nights · Only 10 spots available This is not a vacation. It's a high-impact retreat designed for emerging entrepreneurs, creatives, and changemakers who are ready to reconnect with purpose and lead from within. Through curated experiences, you'll explore leadership, self-awareness, and cultural immersion in a supportive and inspiring setting. This is for you if you're: -Starting a new chapter or project -Seeking clarity and meaningful growth -Craving deeper connection and perspective You'll leave with: -Tools for emotional intelligence & conscious leadership -A renewed sense of self and direction -A network of purpose-driven peers Sample Itinerary: Day 1 – Arrive & set intentions in Panama City Day 2 – Travel to Pedasí, beachside immersion Day 3 – Workshops + local culture Day 4 – Adventure: surf, hike, or explore Day 5 – Return to the city & integrate Day 6 – Final reflections & departure

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January 18, 2025by: Claire Correia - United StatesProgram: SIT Study Abroad: Panama: Tropical Ecology, Marine Ecosystem
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This program was an amazing experience and I'm so grateful and glad I was able to be a part of it. The academics of the program are rigorous, but I learned so much and gained a mass of new skill sets. The setup of the program is a mix of lectures and fieldwork. The professors of each module are passionate about what they do and it is clearly reflected in the way they teach the materials. It's hard to say which module was my favorite, all were so unique and I learned so much. My biggest takeaway from the modules was to not procrastinate the assignments, and try to get them done in a timely manner as you move around a lot. Aly, Yari, and Yuri are amazing! It's definitely nerve-wracking going to a new country with people you've never met before, but everyone is in the same position and you get close to one another quickly. A recommendation, based on my group's general experience, is to bring a hefty amount of over-the-counter medicine, especially for stomach-related issues, and Tylenol instead of Advil! As for the homestays within the program, that was my favorite part of the program! They helped my Spanish speaking skills so much and it was so special to be apart of different families homes. All my host families were so sweet and all had pets, which helped immensely whenever I got homesick. Regarding dietary restrictions, I am lactose and gluten intolerant, and for the most part, the homestays were very accommodating, but you do have to advocate for yourself and let your host parents know your dietary restrictions. Overall, this program is amazing. It definitely can be draining at times, as you move around a lot and almost always have homework, but it is so worth it in every way and I hope to go back to Panama one day!

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