Animal and Veterinary Science

Students will stay in shared rooms at a youth hostel in Port Douglas with daily transport to the project, and have free time for exploring or participating in environmental and community activities.

Get to know your program instructor, their academic background, global experience and passion for leading this program.

Learn about the courses, units, syllabus, class format and academic requirements that shape your study abroad experience.

Gain first-hand experience working in wildlife handling and care at a wildlife conservation center and zoo in Port Douglas.

Program fees cover shared housing, meals (except on free days in San José), excursions, airport transfers, health insurance, internship placement, and support, while personal expenses like airfare, some meals, and personal travel are not included.

Prepare for your journey abroad with information on orientation, travel, transportation, entry requirements, insurance, health and safety resources and traveler support.

Get to know your program instructor, their academic background, global experience and passion for leading this program.

Students will stay in dorms at the Wildlife Rescue Center with all meals provided, except during free days in San José, and will participate in a two-day orientation including a visit to Manuel Antonio National Park.

Learn about the courses, units, syllabus, class format and academic requirements that shape your study abroad experience.

Learn about wildlife veterinary care in Costa Rica through hands-on work with rescued animals and rehabilitation teams.