Abroadia
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Abroadia is a program provider offering 10 abroad programs. Programs offered include Study Abroad, Internship, Volunteer, and Intensive Language abroad programs in 6 countries such as Cuba, Ecuador, Argentina, and Uruguay.
Abroadia works to inspire a better world by developing innovative international programs for faculty and students that will provide them with necessary tools to develop a profound understanding of Latin American culture, business, politics, higher education and the Spanish language.
Based in the Finger Lakes region of New York state, Abroadia offers individuals and colleges/universities flexibility in designing academic programs abroad with significant cross-cultural encounters. Whether you are looking for a semester program or a short-term option customized to your particular field of study such as business, education, health studies, agriculture, Spanish studies, etc., we will work with you and your school to develop a strong academic program combined with unique cultural experiences.
Whether you are a college/university student or a high school student we can customize programs to fit your interests and we will guide you throughout the whole process from receiving your application to seeing you off as you board your return flight home.
For more information, please visit our website at https://www.abroadia.com/
Study Abroad with Abroadia
"I gained a new perspective. We lived a pretty minimalist life for that week. We definitely had less access to the outside world, social media, etcetera. I honestly really enjoyed the break from social media and technology. "
Alexandrea H University of New Hampshire
"I learned to appreciate even more the things that I have back home. I learned the value of certain resources that here in America, we might just look past. Aside from the essential things, I actually learned some incredible rhythms, musically, that I couldn’t have predicted would actually stick to my mind."
Daniel G Austin Community College
"Cuba, a country only a five-hour plane ride away, I did not know much about before my experience. I was able to build an intimate connection with its friendly people, history, politics, and economy. Cuba is a beautiful country, and their struggles should not be overlooked. I learned the importance of changing American attitudes ..."
Katie P Nazareth College
"I made new friends, learned about myself, and learned about Cuba. It was 100% worth it and I would recommend this program to anyone and everyone! "
Alexandra M University of New Hampshire
"I learned more about the world and myself as well as developed my language skills."
A student University of New Hampshire
"I gained a better understanding of myself and the world around me. I was very nervous at first since I had never flown abroad alone before, but the second I stepped out of the Havana airport I was greeted by Abroadia and I knew I never wanted to leave. "
Kaitlyn J University of New Hampshire
"I learned many important things traveling to Cuba (specifically). (1) Cuba is similar to many other Latin American contexts, and this a good thing for those of us who have traveled, and (2) Cuba is unique given the absence 60 years of a strong culture of individualism and consumerism. This was very evident after just days that m..."
Samuel E Austin Community College
"I learned about the history of Cuba and the everlasting impact of the revolution which ended in the 20th century. I learned about food, architecture, culture, and more."
Lawrence P University of New Hampshire
"I learned so much about a country that is so close yet so mystical. I feel like just being there and learning from locals and seeing it for myself is the most worthwhile. The trip had opportunities to really expand my understanding of global relations as well as history and the arts. I really enjoyed my time in Cuba!"
Jana Bushway University of New Hampshire
"Take chances and try new things "
Brianda Mendez University of New Hampshire
"While being in Cuba, I learned a lot about the complexities of class. Specifically, I learned about the possible relationship of capitalism and socialism, the ways in which they can work against yet with each other, and the effects of both situations. "
Eunice Geronimo Lafayette College
