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CIEE College Study Abroad
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CIEE offers the most extensive network of internship programs. Are you a U.S. college student looking to study and intern abroad? We have full-time and part-time placements across 40+ locations worldwide and in diverse fields, from AI and engineering to public policy and business administration. Fi
See All 14 ProgramsUniversity Studies Abroad Consortium
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The Havana program offers an unparalleled opportunity to visit an enchanting island and legendary city to learn about its culture and society. It also provides a unique occasion for understanding firsthand the multiple layers of history that make Cuba significant in North America and Latin America.
See All 2 ProgramsInternational Medical Aid (IMA)
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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
See All 5 ProgramsSeamester Study Abroad at Sea
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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 out
See All 8 ProgramsCorazon Cuba
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Are you interested in learning Spanish? Study at our school/hostel in the heart of Old Havana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and take morning language lessons from Monday to Friday. In the afternoons, enjoy dance classes and cultural excursions. We also have weekend trips to the beach and a two-nigh
See All 2 ProgramsMiddlebury - C.V. Starr Schools Abroad
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Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory in the Caribbean, is shaped by a rich blend of Indigenous, Spanish, African, and North American influences. Its unique political history and cultural identity make it an exceptional destination for students interested in Caribbean Studies, Afro-Latinx Studies, Diaspora
Don Quijote
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Live "the Spanish way" while learning the language at Don Quijote. Our unique and immersive learning environment helps students reach their full language potential, inside and outside the classroom. We provide a range of courses for all skill levels based on individual needs. We achieve this by tak
Language Vacation
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Learn Spanish on the island of Puerto Rico in the city of San Juan, enjoy your Spanish learning vacation in the oldest city under the U.S. flag. The city has three distinct areas: Old San Juan, the Beach and Resort area and other outlying communities, the port is one of the busiest in the Caribbe
Intern Abroad HQ
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Want international experience in psychology but held back by cost or travel? A remote psychology internship with Intern Abroad HQ gives you global exposure - right from your laptop! Perfect for college students, recent grads, or early-career professionals, our affordable online internships start at
Enforex - Spanish in The Spanish World
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Learn Spanish in Latin America with Enforex and discover a country blessed with a vast array of natural wonders. Choose your destination and learn Spanish with Enforex in Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, or Bolivia. Our schools are located in the very center of the cities. That means you will be
SSA Education Abroad
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This program combines clinical experience and nursing coursework in English. Accredited by the CCNE (Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education), it provides high-quality nursing education while, through service learning and daily interaction, helping you gain the confidence to care for patients in
See All 6 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
See All 4 ProgramsBroadreach
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It's the kind of ocean expedition that aspiring marine biologists dream of—17 days on a live-aboard floating classroom: sailing, diving, and exploring the fascinating waters of the Caribbean. Set sail for a one-of-a-kind adventure with a small group of marine science enthusiasts just like you. You'
See All 8 ProgramsThe School for Field Studies
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Dive into marine research in the Turks and Caicos Islands. On South Caicos, spectacular marine ecosystems are still largely untouched by tourism and development, and coral reefs, seagrass meadows, and mangroves flourish. Spend a semester among the island’s incredible marine life as you conduct field
See All 3 ProgramsTanzaQuestPro International
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At TanzaQuest, we craft bespoke academic expeditions across Tanzania, offering unparalleled fieldwork, research collaborations, and cultural immersion for universities, researchers, and students. Unlike traditional tour operators, we bridge academia and exploration, ensuring every trip delivers rigo
The University of the West Indies, Mona
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The Jamaica: Roots, Rhythm and Learn Cultural Immersion Programme is a two week experiential learning opportunity hosted by The University of the West Indies, Mona Campus in Kingston, Jamaica. Designed for university students, the programme combines academic engagement with immersive cultural experi
Volunteers Around The World
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Seeking a pre-medical, pre-dental, pre-veterinary, or global and public health-related leadership opportunity abroad? Join the VAW Global Team Leader Fellowship. We are looking for Team Leaders and Chapter Presidents at your university or within your community! The Team Leader (TL) will have a numb
Stichting Marlin Yard
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Description (≤1200 characters) Based in Sint Maarten, Vicky’s Keys (VK) is the island’s first Heritage Agrarian Campus—a structured residency and learning hub focused on regenerative agriculture, biodiversity, climate resilience, and heritage restoration. The Heritage Agrarian Foundations Residency
Medlink Students
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You can now study medicine in the Caribbean and earn an internationally recognized medical degree with the streamlined support of Medlink Students. Medical schools in this region offer an exceptional blend of high-quality education and a relaxing student experience in a tropical paradise setting. T
The National Registration Center for Study Abroad
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Study Spanish at the NRCSA Center in San Juan, the first and only private language school to earn a license from the Consejo General de Educacion de Puerto Rico. NRCSA provides a unique approach to second language instruction, incorporating the Communicative Approach and using the "Steps to Mastery"
How to Study Abroad in the Caribbean
Locations
Can’t decide where to study in the Caribbean? Just close your eyes and point to any island on the map; wherever your fingertip lands will surely be an island crowded with natural beauty, palm trees, adventure, and study abroad opportunities. Sound too good to be true? Well you better believe it! The Caribbean is basically paradise for international students, because there are just as many great places to study as there are to swim. You can get the best of both worlds by studying abroad in the Caribbean: those chill Caribbean vibes AND an outstanding education to boot.
Close to the rest of the Caribbean islands, but still worlds apart, Cuba is a spell-binding destination for study abroad students. If your areas of interest include politics, international relations, social development, and permaculture, you will be endlessly fascinated while studying abroad in Cuba. Throw in some rum, vintage cars, and cigars, and your experience will be complete.
Good things come in twos. Trinidad and Tobago is proof of that; this little island combo dishes up Creole cuisine, a boisterous carnival, calypso and soca music, and many fascinating bird species. Antigua and Barbuda is another dual island nation, with its fair share of charm and magical beaches. And let’s not forget St. Kitts and Nevis, with their dormant volcanoes, crater lakes, and rainforests full of green vervet monkeys and hiking trails.
Alpine ranges and desert expanses aren’t typically what you think of when you imagine a Caribbean island, but the Dominican Republic is surprising like that. Sharing the island of Hispaniola with Haiti, the Dominican Republic encompasses Pico Duarte, the Caribbean’s tallest mountain, as well as savannahs, rainforests, and colonial charm. This is a Caribbean island made for adventure lovers; if that includes you, then get ready to trek and mountain bike your heart here.
Program Options
Students of all majors are welcome to study abroad in the Caribbean; however, those studying marine biology, oceanography, botany, conservation, sustainability, and related subjects will truly benefit from living and studying in the Caribbean.
Caribbean culture is very artistic and expressive. This is evident in their rich musical, literary, and culinary skills, and also in their political and social traits. The Caribbean culture is a product of its history and geography. Since the islands were inhabited and developed before the Europeans started to colonize the Americas, you’ll hear British, Spanish, French, African, and even Dutch idioms used while studying in the Caribbean. Because of this, arts, dance, music, and sociology majors especially benefit from access to the vibrant and integrated culture of the Caribbean islands.
Despite the presence of diverse languages and many creoles, English is the first or second language of most nations throughout the Caribbean. As such, the language of instruction for most study abroad programs is English; however, in places such as Cuba or the Dominican Republic, your classes may be taught in Spanish too. If you don’t yet habla español, these could be great places to learn Spanish, and there are many opportunities to study Spanish throughout the Caribbean.
Costs & Affordability
The cost of studying in the Caribbean varies widely depending on the location you choose. Overall, however, basics such as food, entertainment, and transport are cheaper in the Caribbean than in North America. International students can usually get a lot of bang for their buck in the Caribbean. It helps that some of the best activities (lounging on beaches and sipping on coconuts) are cheap or completely free!
Study Abroad program fees will take care of most of the costs associated with studying abroad in the Caribbean. Things like orientation, tuition, and housing are almost always included, with options to add on excursions, insurance, and meal plans. The main cost of study abroad students will have to take care of on their own is international flights to and from their destination.
Accommodation & Visas
Ok, ok, you’re thinking, so studying abroad in the Caribbean would be great, but what about finding a place to live? And how do you go about getting a visa?! Is it possible? Probable? Plausible? The good news is, you usually don’t even need to worry about finding accommodation, so you’ll be able to get right down to the business of soaking up those beach vibes. Most study abroad programs in the Caribbean include housing arrangements in program fees. The housing provided generally falls into two categories: dormitories or shared houses/apartments. Either way, you will have plenty of new buddies to go beach-hopping and island-exploring with!
Sorting out your visa might be slightly trickier, but as long as you are enrolled in a study abroad program or university, have a passport valid for six months longer than your intended stay, proof of funds to support you throughout your stay, and some form of travel insurance, the visa application process should be fairly straightforward. The requirements and process for obtaining a student visa may vary from country to country, and according to your individual situation. The best plan of attack is to stop by the GoAbroad Embassy Directory, to find the embassy for your intended study location nearest to you. Your program provider will also be able to offer support and information regarding visas.
Benefits & Challenges
Studying in the Caribbean means you can get closer to fascinating cultures that tourists miss; after seeing, tasting, and experiencing everything the Caribbean has to offer, you will never want to set foot in an all-inclusive resort ever again.
As well as lapping up sun and surf, studying abroad in the Caribbean means enjoying unique and tasty cuisine. Caribbean cooking is a fusion of African, American, European, East Indian, and Chinese cuisine. The Caribbean culture was highly influenced by the foreign nations that conquered the islands; therefore, the cuisine of the islands is also a mixture of these influences, and yet, traditional dishes are very important to the regional culture. Keep in mind that each island is vastly different from the next in the way of food preparation, activities, and mannerisms. Exploring the local cuisine is a foray into the history of the region, and a great way to experience Caribbean culture on a deeper level.
Although the Caribbean region is rich in jungle, white-sand beaches, and crystal-clear water, economically there are many island nations that continue to struggle. Life can be a lot simpler than what you may be used to at home. In Cuba, for example, things you consider basic necessities, like internet, may be scarce or nonexistent. You may have to adapt to a different way of life, and recognise that despite the presence of five-star hotels, some of the most beautiful countries in the world are not exempt from poverty.
There is a lot more to study abroad in the Caribbean than just great beaches. If you choose the Caribbean you will find that world-class study opportunities exist alongside some of the most exciting adventure opportunities you will ever find. Turn your daydreams into reality with a semester abroad in the Caribbean!
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The best and most formative 20 days of my life!!!
August 18, 2026by: Morgan Perry - United StatesMy Seamester trip was genuinely the best 20 days of my life! My biggest regret was not doing a longer trip with them. It was crazy how much I got to experience in just these 20 days. I learned how to scuba dive and got to dive in some of the most stunning dive sites in the Caribbean. I learned responsibility, as we got the opportunity to be full-immersed in sailing an 88-foot schooner. And I learned how to live and work well with others in very close quarters. The friends I made on this trip will be my friends for a lifetime. Seamester does a really good job of cultivating an environment where you work hard and play hard. Additionally, the staff were the most patient, kind, selfless and hard working people I have ever met. I really trusted them to keep us safe, and I learned so much from them. They are amazing role models and had everyone's best interest in mind at all times. I seriously could not recommend this program enough, the only thing I would do differently is never leave :)

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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