Drexel University offers a variety of opportunities to study abroad in Costa Rica. The programs below are available — click on an individual program to learn more about the program, eligibility, and more! Attend a 101 Presentation to begin the application process.
Students who are interested in Latin American development studies, environmental studies, and Service Learning should consider this program. Students will acquire in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience on the multidimensionality of human development and the current challenges facing the region. This program is available fall and winter terms and also includes a study + co-op option that allows students to spend 9 to 12 months in Costa Rica.
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This program gives students the opportunity to explore health care in a developing country while furthering their Spanish language skills and gaining an understanding of the life and culture of Costa Rica. Students with appropriate language ability may choose to pursue a co-op in Costa Rica. Open for students in majors: Biology, International Area Studies, Nursing and Health Professions over summer vacation for freshmen, and over winter term for sophomores, pre-juniors, and juniors.
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This program provides students with the opportunity to study different business strategies, as well as public-private programs aimed to contribute to sustainable development in Latin America. Students who are interested in Latin American development studies, business, and/or corporate social responsibility should consider this program. This program is available in summer term for sophomores, pre-juniors, and juniors.
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Students who are interested in Latin American development studies, human rights, migration, social justice, corporate social responsibility, and Service Learning should consider this program. Students will acquire in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience on the multidimensionality of human development and the current challenges facing the region. This program is available in spring term only.
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