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Study Abroad Programs in South America

Breathtaking landscapes and cultures largely impacted by civilizations past create quite a charming combination in South America. Whether working on language skills, getting up close and personal with some of the world’s most extreme natural wonders and species, or being taken back in time while wandering ancient ruins, students who study abroad in South America will learn not only in the classroom, but through witnessing their everyday surroundings. With welcoming, happy, and lively locals, it won’t be long before students make life-long friends and feel right at home during their study abroad program in South America.
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232 Study Abroad Programs in South America

Arcos Learning Abroad

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Arcos Learning Abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Study abroad in the cosmopolitan city of Buenos Aires, Argentina, known as the Paris of South America. Explore numerous historic neighborhoods and learn about the world-famous tango while taking classes with one of our renowned academic partners. Argentina is a country of vast landscapes and a friendly culture. Buenos Aires is highly influenced architecturally and culturally by the waves of immigration it has experienced since the late 19th century. After the US, Argentina is the second largest immigrant country in the world. In addition to Spanish classes for all levels, this program offers a large variety of classes in English and Spanish along with specialized programs for healthcare, bilingual education, and community service. The Arcos Learning Abroad program provides an all-inclusive study abroad experience with cultural activities on the weekdays, excursions on the weekends, onsite directors, carefully vetted homestays, tuition, and much more. Arcos invites you to step through the arch and into a life-changing experience abroad. Argentina awaits!

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Adelante Abroad

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Internships & Study Abroad in Spain & Latin America

Intern or study abroad in 2026 with Adelante Abroad: One of the best ways to get internship experience, update your resume, meet new people, and travel to new countries. Intern abroad by choosing from a selection of placements across more than 30 professional sectors and 6 countries worldwide. This is the perfect opportunity for you to test drive a career field and gain real international work experience. Most internship programs are available all year round, so you can start any month you want. Check out our Spain, Uruguay, Mexico, Ecuador, and Chile pages for 2026 start dates. All of our Intern Abroad, Study Abroad, and Volunteer Abroad Programs are accepting applications now. Housing is included in the program price. Either stay with other international students or get the whole experience and live with a local. Fill out our free application online to get started planning your international internship today. *This listing is to let you know that all of our programs are available for 2026. For specific programs, see individual listings with over 450 reviews.

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AFS-USA

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AFS Intercultural Programs: High School Abroad in Colombia

Spend your high school studying abroad in Colombia to discover its diverse cultural influences and natural beauty. The country has a variety of environments to explore, ranging from the snow-covered mountains of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta to desert zones in La Guajira. Or, you can appreciate colorful and historic architecture in La Candelaria, the charming old heart of Bogotá. By living with a local host family, you’ll truly become a part of Colombian daily life as you share conversations and cultural insights around the dinner table. Dancing and music are also important elements of Colombian culture. Colombia has a huge variety of types of music from all over Latin America and the Caribbean. It’s socially important to dance, but don’t worry—there’s no shortage of Colombians willing to teach you!

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University Studies Abroad Consortium

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USAC Chile: Santiago-Latin American & Anthropology Studies

*Due to the global health status worldwide, USAC is making programmatic changes to summer, fall, and yearlong programs, and some options might not be available. These changes are posted on individual program pages on the USAC website.*   Santiago is a city of contrasts: historic areas stand side-by-side with modern urbanism; plazas and parks are oases in the midst of the metropolis. Leading Chile’s considerable cultural endeavors, Santiago boasts symphony orchestras, major dance companies, a host of professional theatre groups, a full slate of concerts and movie theatres, and attractive local markets. Tempt your taste buds with Chile’s tasty cuisine, which incorporates seafood from its long- stretching coastline, fresh meats, and abundant fruits and vegetables. Enjoy traditional empanadas and avocado hotdogs, along with international restaurants all over the city.

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AIFS Abroad

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Study Abroad and Discover the World with AIFS!

Traveling and seeing the world doesn’t necessarily mean taking a break from your studies. Study abroad with AIFS and broaden your academic knowledge while learning about foreign cultures! Serving more than 1.5 million students since 1964, AIFS is a recognized provider of study abroad programs. We offer a broad range of unique programs in the Americas, South Africa, Europe, Australia, and Asia. And you don’t even have to be proficient in a foreign language to join because most AIFS campuses conduct courses in English or other foreign languages across all levels. AIFS offers all-inclusive program fees, making it simple for students to experience everything the world has to offer while living and studying abroad! Most of all, we guarantee their safety and welfare anywhere they are.

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StudyAbroad.com

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Study Abroad in Argentina (Universidad Austral)

Spend a semester studying at one of Argentina’s top-ranked universities while experiencing the vibrant energy of Buenos Aires. Universidad Austral offers students the chance to take courses in English or Spanish across a variety of academic fields, including business, engineering, law, and biomedical sciences. With access to local students, modern campus facilities, and a dynamic cultural setting, this program blends academics with meaningful immersion in Argentina’s daily life. You’ll earn up to 15 academic credits per semester while living in one of the most student-friendly neighborhoods in the city. Outside the classroom, the program includes structured support, cultural outings, and optional excursions, allowing you to grow academically and personally. Whether you're practicing Spanish, learning about Latin American geopolitics, or enjoying late-night conversations over Argentine asado, this program provides the ideal mix of academic excellence and cultural connection.

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WorldStrides

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Study Abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Take advantage of various educational opportunities in Buenos Aires through our study abroad program. Choose to study at the University of Belgrano, Argentina’s first private university, to support study abroad. Here, you will take courses in English or Spanish as well as specialize in Latin American Studies. Don’t forget to visit our office in Buenos Aires as well. We are located a few blocks from the University of Belgrano. Our friendly on-site staff provides complete support from the moment you enroll in university courses until you leave the country. Buenos Aires is famous around the globe for its vibrant atmosphere and cultural diversity. Its history centers around immigrants from Western Europe and the preserved influences of their descendants. The city boasts of contemporary and modern architectural styles, providing a notable contrast to its deep-rooted history and traditions.

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Semester at Sea

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Semester at Sea: Global Study Abroad on a Floating Campus

Unlike traditional study abroad or tourism experiences, Semester at Sea offers a unique opportunity for deep, authentic engagement with countries and cultures around the globe. It's more than just the adventure of a lifetime. It's a transformative experience that will give you a global perspective to take on the challenges of tomorrow. Fall 2026: European, African, South American, and Asian Adventure Embark: September 9, IJmuiden, The Netherlands Disembark: Dec 22, Bangkok, Thailand Itinerary: Portugal, Morocco, Brazil, St. Helena, South Africa, Mauritius, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Hong Kong Spring 2027: Asia, Africa, and Europe Embark: Jan 5, Bangkok, Thailand Disembark: Apr 20, Bremerhaven, Germany Vietnam, Indonesia, Singapore, India, Kenya, South Africa, Ghana, Morocco, Scotland

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CIEE College Study Abroad

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CIEE Liberal Arts in Buenos Aires, Argentina

People from all over the globe travel to Argentina to dip into its cultural treasures, but they barely scratch the surface. Imagine everything you'll experience during a semester abroad in the capital city, Buenos Aires! From studying at world-recognized universities to living with an Argentinian host family to enjoying cultural activities and excursions, there is so much Argentine history to learn and breathtaking landscapes to explore during your time abroad. Have your pick of shops, vibrant neighborhoods, theaters, and cafes in “the Paris of South America.” The city earned its nickname thanks to its stately architecture and a steady influx of European immigrants. Visitors get glimpses of Europe and the Middle East through architecture and neighborhood life. A vibrant port city, Buenos Aires is also the world’s leading Spanish language publishing center. With a population of 13 million, it has the cultural intrigue found only in cities of this size and prestige.

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New York University

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Learn Spanish at NYU Buenos Aires in Argentina

Study Spanish in Buenos Aires, the modern cosmopolitan hub of Argentina known for its old-world charm. You will take an intensive Spanish language course at your skill level and choose from a variety of courses taught in either English or Spanish. Through NYU Buenos Aires’ homestay program, you can practice your Spanish conversation skills every day with your Argentine host family. You’ll also have opportunities to develop your Spanish language fluency through internships and volunteer opportunities at local nongovermental and media organizations and during school-sponsored outings. NYU’s academic center is located in a historic building in the centrally located Recoleta neighborhood. It houses classrooms, faculty offices, a computer lab, a student lounge, and a dining area. Opportunities vary based on local restrictions. Visit the NYU Buenos Aires website for up-to-date information.

IFSA, Institute for Study Abroad

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IFSA Study in Buenos Aires: Psychology & Neuroscience

Discover a new perspective on mental health! Explore psychology, neuroscience, and more in Argentina, where mental health is viewed without stigma—and there are more psychologists per capita than in any other country. Get settled in a homestay or modern apartment and take classes in English at our IFSA Program Center in Buenos Aires. There’s plenty of time to explore a city known for its dynamic cultural scene, passion for tango, and fondness for late nights. We’ll make sure you learn the essential language skills you need to savor empanadas and morcipán along the way. Options for internships and volunteering help you gain insights and experience to guide your career path as you connect with fellow porteños, and port city dwellers. Your semester includes unforgettable excursions and day trips. Explore amazing destinations like Colon, San Antonio de Areco, and Uribelarrea, and experience Argentine life and culture beyond Buenos Aires, with no added cost!

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MAXIMO NIVEL

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Spanish Immersion Programs | Learn Spanish in Latin America

Live and study in Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Peru. Maximo Nivel offers the most intensive and professional Spanish immersion program in Latin America. Our Native Spanish Program emphasizes oral communication and integrated skills development to truly help build your Spanish language proficiency - this is a great immersion experience! Our native-speaking Spanish teachers are highly qualified professional instructors with years of experience. Our Tandem Conversation program pairs Spanish program participants with our local English students for free conversation practice.

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Seamester Study Abroad at Sea

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Seamester Study Abroad and Gap Year Voyages

Seamester is the educational adventure of a lifetime! For more than 40 years, we have offered unparalleled educational voyages where students spend a semester at sea sailing between islands, countries, and even continents. We design our programs to provide engaging learning experiences with real outcomes in ways that are impossible to replicate in the traditional classroom. Living as part of a close-knit team on an ocean-going vessel, our students learn fundamental lessons beyond academics: teamwork, leadership, and personal responsibility. They receive academic credit from the University of South Florida, along with PADI scuba certifications and IYT sailing certifications. Our programs are designed to inspire students to realize that it’s the journey, not the destination, that matters the most.

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International Medical Aid (IMA)

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Global Health & Pre-Medicine Internships Abroad | IMA

IMA offers an opportunity to enhance your medical and healthcare knowledge with International Medical Aid's Pre-Med and Health Fellowships. Crafted for pre-med undergraduates, medical students, and high school students, these fellowships offer a unique chance to engage deeply with global health care in East Africa, South America, and the Caribbean. Shadow doctors in underserved communities, and immerse yourself in diverse healthcare systems through our extensive network of public and private hospitals. IMA, a nonprofit organization, is deeply invested in the communities we serve, focusing on sustainable health solutions and ethical care practices. You'll be involved in community medical clinics, public health education, and first responder training, addressing the root causes of disease and illness alongside local community leaders. Beyond clinical experience, explore the beauty of your host country through cultural excursions and adventure programs during your free time. Join IMA's fellowships developed at Johns Hopkins University and step into a role that transcends traditional healthcare learning, blending clinical excellence with meaningful community service.

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Expanish

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Study Abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina - Summer Session

Spend Your Summer in Buenos Aires: Psychology, Health & Culture Program | Summer 2026 Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina Dates: June 5 – July 18, 2026 Credits: Earn 6 U.S. semester credits Cost: $6,845 - $7,995 Spend six unforgettable weeks in Buenos Aires exploring psychology, public health, and culture through interactive coursework and local immersion. Choose two courses (taught in English) that connect directly with your academic path while experiencing one of Latin America’s most vibrant cities. Course options include: Multicultural Psychology Public Health and Social Inequality in Latin America Argentina Life and Culture Optional non-credit evening Spanish classes are available to help you build confidence and language skills. Cultural experiences include: Guided City Tour Tango Dance Class Empanada Cooking Workshop Day Trip to an Estancia Earn academic credit and explore local life through weekly activities, housing, airport pickup, and full on-site support. Apply by May 1, 2026, and make Buenos Aires your summer classroom.

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IES Abroad

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IES Abroad - Study Abroad in Chile

Study abroad in Chile with IES Abroad and immerse yourself in the creative energy of a country emerging as an economic power with modern social programs and ties to both Europe and Asia. You might practice Spanish at a market, meet up with local and international friends, and spend time with your host family all in an average day while studying abroad in Chile. Mix that with personal travel—imagine visiting Torres del Paine National Park or Peru!—and you’re ready for the Latin American adventure of a lifetime. A strong and growing economy, a leader in continental rankings, and an incredible place to study abroad, Chile is calling your name. On one of IES Abroad'sChile study abroad programs, you’ll learn not only in class or at your internship, but also when course-related trips and fields trips provide context to what you’re learning in the classroom, and allow you to explore Chilean life outside of your host city.

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SIT Study Abroad

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SIT Study Abroad: Argentina: Social Mvmts. & Human Rights

On Argentina: Social Movements and Human Rights, study social movements in a country internationally renowned for its innovation and protagonism in the struggle for human rights for its diverse populations. Argentina has seen rapid growth in social movements in recent decades. The symbolic, social, and political links between street mobilization, human rights, judicial processes, and democracy illustrate the country’s status as a pioneer promoter of human rights in the region. This program focuses on topics associated with social justice and collective mobilization at the grassroots, local, regional, national, and transnational levels by studying historical and contemporary cases. It also aims to empower learners with the tools and skills to actively participate in academic discussions and contemporary social change and human rights struggles. A flexible program model lets you focus on the most appealing topics. You will also have the opportunity to develop your Spanish language skills through 45 hours of classroom learning in the prestigious Universidad Nacional de San Martín, along with cultural immersion, homestays, and excursions.

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Mente Argentina

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Dynamic Academic Semester: Study & Immerse in Buenos Aires

Embark on a dynamic academic journey in Buenos Aires with Mente Argentina’s Academic Semester Program. Designed for students eager to delve into Argentine culture and academic excellence, this program allows you to study at one of four prestigious universities. Whether aiming for a semester or a full academic year, earn between 12-18 US semester credits or 24-36 ECTS credits, all transferrable to your home institution. Our program not only provides comprehensive academic options but also enables you to enrich your experience through internships, volunteer work, or specialized immersion courses in Tango, Cooking, Wine Tasting, Photography, and TEFL Certification. Why Choose Buenos Aires? Buenos Aires, with its lively arts scene, diverse culinary landscape, and dynamic social atmosphere, offers an unparalleled backdrop for academic and personal growth. Studying here enhances your academic credentials and provides a rich, immersive cultural experience, preparing you for global citizenship.

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Linguistic Horizons

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Nutrition & Natural Medicine in Peru

Gain practical experience in holistic health while exploring the Peruvian Andes. The Nutrition & Natural Medicine program in the beautiful Sacred Valley of the Incas, Peru, is a unique opportunity. You will learn about Peruvian superfoods, food as medicine, healthy cooking, natural Andean medicine, nutrition, cleansing practices, herbal and plant-based medicine, aromatherapy, organic farming, and more. You will gain an entirely new perspective on health and natural medicine by participating in this life-changing experience. If you want to stay longer in Peru, you may extend your stay by adding an internship, volunteering placement, or taking Spanish classes before or after the program.

CEA

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CEA CAPA Education Abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Buenos Aires is a multicultural city filled with immigrants from all over the world, making it a great place to understand how different cultures work together. Located on the western shore of La Plata River, the birthplace of the tango has a thriving arts culture, hip café scene, rich literary history, and vital music life. Affording a great location for travel throughout Argentina and South America, Buenos Aires features an ideal climate. You can take courses in English or Spanish at the CEA CAPA Buenos Aires Center or the University of Belgrano. If you have an advanced level in Spanish, you can take courses with locals at the University of Belgrano and fully immerse yourself in Argentine culture. Plus, make Buenos Aires an extension of the classroom by joining volunteer opportunities, excursions, and many other cultural and learning activities. Interested in going abroad with CEA CAPA? Contact us to get started!

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A Guide to Studying Abroad in South America

Why Study Abroad in South America

South America is bordered by the Pacific Ocean to the west, the Caribbean Sea to the north, and the Atlantic Ocean to the northeast. Compared to other study abroad destinations, the pristine landscape within the borders of South America remains relatively untouched. The preservation of ancient populations and wildlife species makes study abroad in South America an obvious choice for history and natural science majors alike, though students in any area of emphasis will appreciate the vibrant culture of this musical continent and the art with which it balances the influences of the past with a contemporarily modern vibe.

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A Life-Changing Kenya Journey of Growth and Purpose Through My Pre-Physician Assistant Internship With IMA

December 22, 2025by: Grace Munoz - United StatesProgram: Physician Assistant/Pre-PA Internships Abroad | IMA
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This trip was truly life-changing and inspiring, and I am very thankful for all of the staff for their amazing support through the process. I loved everything—the food and culture were beyond amazing. I want to give a shout out to my bestie Janet; she accompanied me through my weekend treks. I had a blast with her, and I’m so glad she’s the one that went with me. I never felt unsafe during my time in Kenya, and for that I am so appreciative. I think one of the most positive experiences I made on this trip were the friendships I made, but also the community outreach events we had. There was nothing more eye-opening than going to underprivileged communities and providing the extra support that they desperately needed, which is proper healthcare. I am so blessed to have been able to experience something like this with such a well rounded program. Thank you!! The first time I heard about IMA, I was immediately intrigued. I remember seeing the program, and it fueled my curiosity that had been growing ever since I thought about doing an internship. The idea of actually getting accepted into such a program felt almost far-fetched. I have never taken the time to apply to anything like this before, so the idea of stepping into this opportunity was so thrilling yet nerve wracking. I was lucky enough to have a supportive circle around me—people that encouraged and reminded me that I was capable of doing anything I set my mind to. With enough convincing, I applied. In my mind, I thought, “What’s the worst that could happen? I don’t get accepted—or I could end up having the craziest experience in Kenya.” Fast forward a couple months, and I find myself at the Royal Suites residence, staring in awe at what the next three weeks of my life would hold. I was greeted by a wonderful group of peers and staff, and from that moment, I knew I would be in good hands. Walking into this program, I had some experience as a medical assistant in a neurology office. However, that was completely different from what I encountered at Coast General Teaching and Referral Hospital. I vividly recollect the first day I arrived at the hospital, knowing I would encounter far more striking cases than those back home. During my time there, I rotated through the Emergency, Pediatrics, and Surgery departments, and I also participated in night rotations at least once a week in other departments. Before beginning, I received an orientation that included discussions on what to expect in terms of medical cases, as well as the local culture and customs. I was told that healthcare in Kenya was severely understaffed and poorly supplied due to location and financial reasons (Cultural Approaches to Pediatric Palliative Care in Central Massachusetts: Kenyan, n.d.). I was also informed that many patients present with advanced stages of illness, often as a result of financial constraints or religious beliefs. During my time in the Emergency Room, I saw many patients that would arrive with advanced cancers, severe infections, and untreated wounds. When asked about the situation, the most common response was that they simply did not have the money for treatment. Others would say the nearest medical facility was too far from their homes, requiring them to strategically plan when they could make the trip. One response in particular really struck me: a patient’s family explained that they were relying on prayer to heal their loved one, believing it was best to let God provide the cure. As a believer myself, I was impacted and inspired by that statement. However, it was hard to reconcile because many of the situations I saw needed urgent attention. In those moments, it felt challenging to accept that faith alone was being relied upon in circumstances where timely medical care was critical. There are many traditions of healing and medicine that Kenyans use. Various natural remedies are commonly used such as African potatoes, rooibos, and the hoodia cactus. Additionally, there are rituals that are performed for spiritual healing. For example, shells, bones, and stones are used to communicate with ancestors or spirits to learn more about the patient’s health condition (Brooke, 2023). When I was in the hospital I never encountered someone that firmly believed in these practices, but I heard from the nurses around that it was used by many patients. In terms of patient care, I witnessed a wide range of cases. Being in a public hospital, I observed severe understaffing as well as lack of essential tools equipment. There were many moments when I would instinctively look for an instrument we would normally have back home, only to find it unavailable. In those situations, we often had to improvise and make do with what was already on hand. I vividly recall one night during a shift a patient began coding. One of the nurses was desperately searching for a BVM (bag valve mask), going drawer by drawer in an attempt to find one. The search took four or five minutes, and by the time the mask was finally located, the patient had already been declared deceased. I don’t know if the patient would have survived had the mask been found and used sooner; regardless, the situation highlighted the critical lack of necessary resources. Another example of improvisation was when gloves were used as tourniquets, which led to supplies running out more quickly. I remember one shift in the PICU, I was reminded that one of the mothers that gave birth to two beautiful boys was in intensive care due to birthing complications. One of the nurses approached me and one of my peers, asking if we were interested in feeding the babies. Without hesitation, we both agreed. I have never fed a premature baby before, so I was incredibly nervous and assumed there would be a machine of some sort. I was wrong. We had to use a syringe, carefully letting the milk independently go through the tube. This process was time-consuming, as we had to hold the syringe up in the air to allow the milk to flow, which took roughly ten to fifteen minutes. At times, the milk would get stuck in the tubes or even harden, creating additional challenges. I remember hearing that these methods were used back in the day, so it wasn’t uncommon—just time-consuming and requiring extra attention. Typically, Nairobi and the Central Province are considered to offer the best public healthcare, while the North Eastern Provinces are generally more underdeveloped in terms of medical infrastructure and resources. There are private hospitals in Nairobi that are very respected and known to be top tier (Healthcare in Kenya, n.d.). After all that I have learned during this trip, I returned home with a deep sense of appreciation for the healthcare providers I had worked alongside, as well as a strong desire to continue learning more about global healthcare practices and the challenges faced in resource-limited settings. Witnessing the dedication of the healthcare providers who worked tirelessly despite limited supplies and overwhelming patient needs gave me a deep sense of respect and admiration for their commitment to their patients. I recall all of the conversations I had with the providers and students—one thing was clear: they all shared a deep love for the field. They acknowledged that their work could be challenging and frustrating at times, yet none could imagine doing anything else. There was genuine passion and grit behind every single provider, evident in the care they provided and the dedication they showed to their patients. I witnessed what it was like to think quickly on my feet and rely on the limited skills I had. These experiences taught me that healthcare isn’t just about medicine—it’s about human connection, understanding, and trust. I will be sure to bring these lessons into my career by prioritizing empathy, effective communication, and cultural sensitivity. I’ve always had a deep passion for healthcare, shaped both by my childhood interests and personal experiences. This trip has only intensified my passion, leaving me with a strong desire to learn and do even more in the field. I fully plan to return to Kenya and work at Coast General once I am a certified Physician Assistant, so that I can gain more practical experience while contributing to the healthcare system and properly helping patients in need. My time in Kenya was transformative. It exposed me to the realities of healthcare in resource limiting settings, challenged me to develop critical thinking skills and adaptability, reignited my passion for healthcare, and strengthened my commitment to pursuing a career as a Physician Assistant. I am determined to apply all that I have learned in every aspect of my future practice—fully dedicated to serving patients with compassion and cultural competency while continuing to seek opportunities to learn and grow as a healthcare professional. Beyond the clinical skills, this experience taught me the importance of patience and resiliency. This applies to myself and the patients. I learned how small gestures like listening, showing empathy, and providing reassurance can have a profound impact on the patient’s wellbeing and steps to recovery. Allowing myself to see how other providers navigate such a challenging system inspired me to think of more solutions and think proactively about improving healthcare, even in similar situations where resources are limited. I have gained an appreciation for proper teamwork and collaboration. It was refreshing to see how providers rely on one another to manage heavy workloads and ensure the patients’ comfortability—some demonstrated it better than others. This experience has diligently motivated me to approach my future career with a humbled mindset of service, humility, and continuous growth. Every patient encounter is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference. I am now more committed than ever to properly advocating for patients, embracing diverse perspectives, and integrating proper cultural competency in all aspects of my future practice.

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