- Mexico
- Cuernavaca
- Costa Rica
- Guatemala
Frequently asked questions
You can apply to Arcadia Abroad in Latin America by clicking the "Apply Now" button.
Yes, the program includes housing. Participants stay in dormitories or with a host family.
The program fee includes accommodation, activities, classes, and some meals.
Arcadia Abroad in Latin America is a multi-country program, visiting Mexico, Costa Rica, and Guatemala.
About Program
Arcadia offers semester and summer programs in Latin America, either in Mexico or a multi-country program in Guatemala and Costa Rica. Learn about unique cultures, history and develop your language skills. These Latin American programs offer some flexibility to choose your classes to match interests and/or majors to make the experience more personal and unforgettable.
Program Highlights
- Customizable, with a wide array of course choices
- Program-related activities and excursions
- An unforgettable semester or summer
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Popular Programs
This dynamic and highly experiential program takes place in two countries and delves into the heart of social justice issues and lived experience in Mesoamerica, the region comprised of central Mexico to Costa Rica. Engaging with traditionally marginalized groups in Guatemala and Costa Rica will challenge and fascinate you at every turn.
Based in Cuernavaca, the capital of the Mexican state of Morelos in central Mexico, these exciting semester programs offers coursework in Migration and Transnationality along with liberal arts options.
Now, more than ever, the ability to interact with the Spanish-speaking population is critical in the field of medicine. Future medical professionals can take part in an intensive summer program that not only provides a Spanish-language course designed for healthcare environments, but also includes a Clinical Observership for the practical application of your skills.
Based in Cuernavaca, the capital of the Mexican state of Morelos in central Mexico, this exciting summer program offers coursework in Spanish language and culture, with a focus on contemporary issues in peace, justice, and human rights.
