Custom University Study Abroad & Faculty-Led Programs

Custom University Study Abroad & Faculty-Led Programs

Location
Multiple Locations +8
  • Belize
    • Belize City
    • Caye Caulker
    • Punta Gorda
  • Dominican Republic
    • Santiago
  • Thailand
    • Chiang Mai
  • Dominica
  • Puerto Rico
    • San Juan
  • Turks and Caicos Islands
  • Greece
    • Athens
  • Bulgaria
Term
Academic Year, Fall, J-Term, Maymester, Short Term, Spring, Spring Break, Summer, Winter
Subject Areas
Food Science and Nutrition Geography Global Studies Graduate Studies Health Sciences Indigenous Cultures Kinesiology Life Sciences Linguistics Music Nursing Physical Therapy Psychology Public Health Public Policy Service Learning Social Sciences Social Work Speech-Language Pathology Sports Sports Science Sustainable Development +12

Program Details

Program Type
Faculty Led
Degree Level
Associates Bachelors Masters PhD.

Pricing

Starting Price
2000
Price Details
Prices are determined by the length of stay, university credit, and university fees.
What's Included
Accommodation Activities Domestic Airfare Airport Transfers Classes Meals SIM cards Transportation Visa Wifi
What's Included (Extra)

International Airfare

What's Not Included
Airfare
May 28, 2026
May 26, 2026
23 travelers are looking at this program

About Program

Therapy Abroad partners with universities and faculty leaders to create custom study abroad programs designed around your academic goals, learning outcomes, and student needs. Each program is built to provide meaningful hands-on learning, clinical observation, professional development, cultural immersion, teamwork, leadership growth, and community-based service.

Custom programs can be designed for a wide range of health science and allied health disciplines, including speech-language pathology, occupational therapy, physical therapy, nursing, public health, nutrition, psychology, behavioral health, and other related fields. Every experience is tailored to be relevant, ethical, experiential, and impactful.

From flights, insurance, transportation, housing, and in-country logistics to safety planning, risk management, curriculum support, and faculty collaboration, Therapy Abroad manages the details from start to finish.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS SUMMARY

This program offers hands-on clinical experience in speech therapy within diverse cultural settings, supported by knowledgeable staff and mentors.

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Program Highlights

  • Custom-Designed, Faculty-Led Programming
  • Direct Clinical Engagement in Your Profession
  • Clinical Hours
  • Speech-Language Pathology Professional Observation Hours
  • Adventure Travel

Program Reviews

4.88 Rating
based on 156 reviews
  • 5 rating 88.46%
  • 4 rating 10.9%
  • 3 rating 0.64%
  • 2 rating 0%
  • 1 rating 0%
  • Academics 4.5
  • Support 4.85
  • Fun 4.9
  • Housing 4.5
  • Safety 4.8
Showing 1 - 8 of 156 reviews
Riley
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Therapy Abroad Portugal, Morocco, and Spain

I deeply enjoys how many activities and experiences the trip offered. We were busy with sight seeing and have impactful educational and clinical visits. The trip offered me insight into how the Speech Pathology field works outside of America. It was to see how different the educational and licensing process is in Europe. It was also fun to hear about research their clinical professionals are doing as well as AI usage within the field. The sight-seeing was blast and taught me many historical facts as well as showed me beautiful places I have not heard of before.

What was your funniest moment?
Doing the Flamenco dance class, a traditional Spanish dance, was funny given that majority of the group were not dancers!
Pros
  • Sight Seeing
  • Activities
  • Clinical Vistis
Cons
  • Food Options (we didn't get to pick much)
  • Extremely long or extremely short lay overs
  • Not having enough time to rest or explore on our own
6 people found this review helpful.
Erin
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

SLP Therapy Abroad in Belize

I had the best time on the SLP Therapy Abroad to Belize! This was my first time out of the country, which I was nervous about, but I felt extremely supported during the whole trip. I highly recommended participating in a faculty-led Therapy Abroad trip for your first time out of the country! The culture in Belize was so vibrant and welcoming. We had a multitude of opportunities to learn more about the culture through a Garifuna cooking class, opportunity to play traditional music, and more! I earned 18 clinical hours from this trip, and they were invaluable! Having clients back to back and being limited in materials made me a more flexible clinician, and helped me recognize that clinical skills matter more than materials or extensive preparation.

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
You will have plenty of opportunities to practice speaking Spanish and using ASL… give it a try!
Pros
  • The 7 day stay was perfect!
  • Everything is pre-planned, you don’t have to stress about making decisions!
  • I felt that my SLP documentation skills greatly improved from this trip.
41 people found this review helpful.
Grace
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Had an amazing time in Belize!!!

Both personally and clinically this trip was an incredible experience. I had so much fun and really bonded with the students and faculty on the trip. I was also pushed to try new things and really apply my clinical skills in a unique way. If I can do therapy in a gravel field with some play doh and an iPad, I can do therapy anywhere. It was really interesting to learn about to culture of Belize and to also get a chance to experience that culture in action. I love to travel, and this was an amazing way to get some truly once in a lifetime experiences while providing services to people who need them.

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
Keep an open mind!! Before and during the program don’t try too hard to control and prepare for every detail. You will have so much fun and learn a lot if you are just open to whatever experiences come your way. Don’t be afraid to say yes!
Pros
  • The faculty and trip leaders truly provided everything we needed and supported us throughout the trip.
Cons
  • Short term so it felt like there was so much more I wanted to see and do!
46 people found this review helpful.
Brooke
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Belize 2026!

I had the best time in Belize do speech and language therapy with the kids there! It was so cool to see a connection develop with the kids and their families in such a short time! Also, there were so many fun things we experienced in the country of Belize such as a cultural dinner and yoga on the beach! I would highly recommend this trip to someone who wants a new experience, wants to be taken out of their comfort zone, and wants to grow as a professional in their specific field! I will remember this trip throughout my whole career!

What was the most unfamiliar thing you ate?
The most unfamiliar food I ate was a tamale!
Pros
  • Becoming more flexible
  • Working closely with kids and their families
  • The connection made with fellow peers in my graduate school class
Cons
  • Long travel day
  • Unfamiliar food some days
  • Some kids not showing up for tykes camp
41 people found this review helpful.
Isabel
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Belize trip January 2026

This experience was absolutely amazing! I was very nervous for this trip because I have never been out of the country before, but I just tried to fully embrace the culture and the experiences and I’m so happy I did! Interacting with all of the people and learning from them was so interesting! I had such a meaningful time testing everyone’s hearing and just seeing how needed it is in Belize. The only critique I have is that we didn’t always get to pick our own meals; however, I completely understand that as a big group that’s not always feasible, so it wasn’t that big of a deal! Overall, I would rate this program highly and recommend an experience like this and with this program/company to everyone!

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
My advice is to embrace the culture you are in, learn about the culture and area you will be in, and say yes to the experiences while on the trip. Sometimes it can feel a bit out of your comfort zone, but it’s part of the adventure and experience!
Pros
  • Culture and food was amazing!
  • The therapy abroad staff was incredibly supportive and was always able to answer any questions I had!
40 people found this review helpful.
Jennifer
4/5
Yes, I recommend this program

2026 ISU Audiology in Belize

This was a great experience for myself and my students. I brought two first year graduate audiology students and one third year graduate audiology student. The four of us was a great group, and my third year got a lot of leadership experience. My first years were able to learn how to test with fewer resources, and with more efficiency.

Any more information coming in would have been very helpful and would love to help give information to future people.
Others should know you should bring as much equipment and devices as able. Rechargeable devices would be strongly preferred.

What was your funniest moment?
Leaning a fun new song from Mrs. Patty. It was not the most appropriate, but we all knew most of the words by the end.
Pros
  • Learning how to be flexible.
  • Watching student leadership grow
  • Fixing/dispensing de evices
Cons
  • Iguana park
  • Limited knowledge going in
  • Was unable to give devices due to lack of batteries
41 people found this review helpful.
Michaelene
4/5
Yes, I recommend this program

ISU Therapy Abroad 2026

This experience was filled with enriching environments that fostered my growth and confidence as a student clinician! I’d recommend this to all students looking to grow in their clinical, cultural, and educational skillset! The food was amazing and the Therapy Abroad staff were so kind and helpful! For those who are more shy and reserved, this is also a great way to connect with others on the trip! It was so fun to explore and learn together. Additionally, it was a great way to learn more about different cultures and the traditions that are important to them.

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
Be flexible! When studying abroad, it’s a learning experience for everyone. Take it easy and don’t stress too much if things don’t go according to plan or may turn out different than you expect. Those moments are what makes the trip so fun!
Pros
  • Food
  • Culture
  • Group bonding
Cons
  • Organization of days/ activity choices
40 people found this review helpful.
Lily
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Therapy Abroad - Graduate Program in San Pedro, Belize

This was an amazing trip. The clinical experiences provided were unmatched and Therapy Abroad did a great job connecting us with members of the community. While the hotel rooms were small for three people, the hotel was always clean and the staff was friendly. The food options every day were delicious, and I liked how some days we got options so we could fully enjoy the eating experience. A highlight outside of the academics was definitely Secret Beach, and it was the perfect way to celebrate the end of a long trip.

What was the most unfamiliar thing you ate?
I was very nervous about the food mostly because I dont eat seafood. Luckily we were provided lots of options but given the opportunity to try different foods. I tried a conch fritter and thought I was going to hate it but I was surprised at how much I liked it!
Pros
  • Clinical Experiences
  • Food
  • Activities
41 people found this review helpful.

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